Cryoprecipitatopheresis with transfusion of ultraviolet-treated autoerythrocytic mass to differentiation morphological structurally erythrocyte

Cryoprecipitatopheresis with transfusion of ultraviolet-treated autoerythrocytic mass leads to photodifferentiation of erithrocyte membranes, providing a favourable effect on their morphofunctional state, reducing the number of structurally-flawed cells and increasing their resistance to endotoxins. By its functional and clinical indices this combined efferent-quantum technique significantly suprasses the standard therapy by the degree and depth of homeostasis correction, which is consistent with the conceptions on priority of plasma-protecting and photo-modifying transfusion techniques.