Fig. 5
From: Hemoadsorption corrects hyperresistinemia and restores anti-bacterial neutrophil function
Hemoadsorption treatment with Cytosorb™ corrects hyperresistinemia by removing more than 50% of excessive resistin from resistin-spiked serum (a, b). Incubation of NB4PMN cells in resistin-spiked serum prior to hemoadsorption treatment reveals impaired intracellular P. aeruginosa clearance compared to incubation in control serum (c). However, incubation of NB4PMN cells in resistin-spiked serum after hemoadsorption treatment shows restitution of normal intracellular bacterial clearance (d)