our therapy
What's different about
Aquapheresis with the Aquadex FlexFlow vs. diuretic or inotropic
drugs?
- Precise fluid extraction - controlled by medical
practitioner and tailored to individual patient's needs
- No clinically significant impact on electrolyte
balance, blood pressure or heart rate
What's different about
Aquapheresis with the Aquadex FlexFlow vs. CVVH or other hemofiltration
techniques?
- Aquapheresis has published data that supports
its use on fluid overloaded heart failure patients
- Aquapheresis can be used with peripheral or
central venous access options
- Aquapheresis is not confined to ICU/CCU
- 1 to 1 monitoring and support is not required
with Aquapheresis
- Aquapheresis was specifically designed for
the safe, predictable, and effective removal of excess fluid
- Aquapheresis has a very low complication
and adverse event rate
- The Aquapheresis device is small and easily
transportable - perform therapy when and where needed - inpatient
or outpatient
- The Aquapheresis device is easy-to-operate, highly
automated, with only 1 user setting required
- The blood set used with Aquapheresis has an extracorporeal
blood volume of only 33 mL that minimizes hemodynamic impact on
patient; and no blood warmer needed
- With Aquapheresis, the patient can move about
during treatment
- With Aquapheresis, there is no clinically significant
impact on electrolyte balance, blood pressure or heart rate
- With Aquapheresis, there is no replacement fluid needed
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