Arterial blood line filters are critical safety components in extracorporeal circulation systems, designed to protect patients by removing microemboli, air bubbles, and particulate matter before blood is reinfused. To perform this role effectively, filters must maintain a stable and sufficient flow rate under clinical operating conditions. Inadequate flow can compromise treatment efficiency, while excessive resistance may strain the extracorporeal circuit. That’s why ISO 15675 requires rigorous filter flow rate testing as part of device validation.
At our laboratory, we conduct Filter Flow Rate testing in full compliance with ISO 15675, ensuring every arterial blood line filter is evaluated under clinically relevant conditions to meet international standards.