Assuming that this works (which I will do for the point of this conversation, not that I believe it):
1. You'd have to create a bunch of hemo-irradiators (which don't currently exist).
2. You'd have to train perfusionists or nurses to use them.
3. You'd have to place large-bore dialysis-style catheters into patients for the purpose of using these devices.
4. You'd have to have 1:1 RN staffing to use these machines (just like we do for continuous veno-venous hemofiltration devices for renal failure patients in the ICU).
Lots of downstream things to think about beyond just whether the concept is feasible.
1. You'd have to create a bunch of hemo-irradiators (which don't currently exist).
2. You'd have to train perfusionists or nurses to use them.
3. You'd have to place large-bore dialysis-style catheters into patients for the purpose of using these devices.
4. You'd have to have 1:1 RN staffing to use these machines (just like we do for continuous veno-venous hemofiltration devices for renal failure patients in the ICU).
Lots of downstream things to think about beyond just whether the concept is feasible.