Angel
®
cPRP System
Operator’s Manual
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Processing
End of Cycle Screen
The End of Cycle Screen appears at the end of each processing cycle and
displays the total volumes collected of the three separated blood components:
PPP, PRP, and RBC (see Figure 3-12).
End of Case Screen
The End of Case Screen appears at the end of each case and displays
information about the case (see Figure 3-13). From the End of Case Screen, the
operator may save case data to an external USB storage device.
See
“Running the Separation Process” on page 3-1 for instructions on unloading
the Angel
®
cPRP Processing Set.
Processing
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Angel Operator’s Manual
End of Cycle Screen
The End of Cycle Screen appears at the end of each processing cycle and
displays the total volumes collected of the three separated blood components:
PPP, PRP, and RBC (see Figure 3-12).
Figure 3-12 End of Cycle Screen
"New Cycle" button
If the maximum volume has not been reached and the available
volume is greater than 40 ml, the "New Cycle" button will be
available. Touching the "New Cycle" button begins a new cycle and displays the
Start Screen (see “Start Screen” on page 3-12). During and after each cycle, the
operator must pay attention to the PRP volume collected so that the syringe does
not overfill (after touching the "New Cycle" button, the text “Check PRP syringe!”
will appear beneath the alarm area as a reminder).
"End Case" Button
Touching the "End Case" button ends the current case and displays
the End of Case Screen (see “End of Case Screen” on page 3-17).
Figure 3-12 End of Cycle Screen
“New Cycle” Button
If the maximum volume has not been reached and the available
volume is greater than 40 ml, the “New Cycle” button will be
available. Touching the “New Cycle” button begins a new cycle
and displays the Start Screen (see “Start Screen” on page 3-11). During and
after each cycle, the operator must pay attention to the PRP volume collected so
that the syringe does not overfill (after touching the “New Cycle” button, the text
“Check PRP syringe!” will appear beneath the alarm area as a reminder).
“End Case” Button
Touching the “End Case” button ends the current case and displays
the End of Case Screen (see “End of Case Screen” on page 3-15).