negatively charged particles for example electronegative fat components or methacrylate that has been prepared with an anionic polymerization compound methods are known in the art for imparting electrostatic charges on plastics for example using techniques similar to those described by peng et al 2006 positively charged methacrylate may be prepared by emulsion polymerization in which cationic element such as monomer methacryloyloxyethyltrimethylammonium chloride metac is copolymerized with methacrylate alternatively negatively charged pmma may be produced using an anionic comonomer such as sodium 2 acrylamido 2 methylpropanesulphonate naamps such ionic copolymerization agents are non toxic and may alternatively be used to impart ionic charges on many thermoplastics rubbery polymers or their copolymers including pmma polystyrene polyacrylonitrile and polybutadiene and others in fig2 b a similar configuration is shown in which the positive pole is placed on filtration mesh 274 while the negative pole is placed upon the body of the guide catheter 265 thereby trapping electronegative particles 275 alternatively negative electrode 265 may be placed in another intravascular location such as upon interventional catheter 271 fig2 c illustrates an embodiment in which filtration elements 287 288 289 and 290 are each imparted with either a negative or a positive charge filtration element 287 and 289 are positive while filtration elements 288 and 290 are negative maintaining charge on each of these elements is accomplished by sending positive wire 282 and negative wire 283 which pass through interventional catheter 286 on the interior of guide catheter 285 and originate from battery 280 with positive wire 282 receiving current limited by resistor 281 fig3.