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    • Title Space technology used in cardiac care units
    • Released 08/07/2004 11:39 am
    • Copyright AirInSpace
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      The space technology PlasmerTM originally developed to clear the air for micro-organisms onboard space stations is now used by Prof. Laskar at the CHU Dupuytren hsopital in Limoges, France. Here AirInSpace's ImmunairTM system protects a patient in the intensive care unit following heart surgery.


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