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Prosorba column replacement

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3 years 2 days ago #73113 by kbrinser5859
Prosorba column replacement was created by kbrinser5859
After 21 years of remission, my ITP is back.  The treatment that worked really well for me was Prosorba column.  However it went off the market in 2007.  So far nothing has worked to get my counts up.  Not prednison, IVIG, Promacta or Doptelet.  Just had my second treatment of Rituximab and will be starting  NPLATE on Friday.  Anyone out there who also had success with Prosorba and have suggestions on something that has worked well for them since Prosorba is not around anymore.  Thanks

Karen

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