Efferon

Sepsis kills 20 million people every year(↗), more than cancer. Many of these deaths are preventable, and we exist to change that for adults and children alike.

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Multimodal hemoadsorption

Clinically validated multimodal hemoadsorption technology that simultaneously removes bacterial endotoxin and excessive cytokines directly from the bloodstream, addressing key molecular drivers of sepsis and acute inflammation

Multimodal hemoadsorption capturing endotoxin and cytokines

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  • Up to 40% lower per-patient resource use in ICU

Indications: Critical Care

Approved and in Clinical Use

Post-Acute Inflammatory Syndromes

Coming soon

Oncology and Immunotherapy-Related Inflammation

Coming soon

Immune-Mediated Systemic Diseases

Coming soon
Dima Romashin, founder of Efferon
Every ten seconds, a child dies from sepsis. The biology is clear. The therapy exists. The device exists. What doesn't exist yet is the world that delivers it. And we're building the infrastructure to make it inexcusable for any hospital, in any country, to be without it.

Clinical Data

Efferon's clinical evidence spans multicenter randomized controlled trials and real-world data across 40+ countries

Clinical trials

Adult Patients

Septic Shock Survival 87% vs. 60%

Multicenter LASSO RCT in adult septic shock patients. Efferon LPS significantly improved 3-day survival, resolved shock twice as fast, and was associated with a shorter ICU stay (15 vs 32 days)

LASSO

Pediatric Patients

Mortality: 9% vs. 35%

LASSO NEO CT in children aged 1 month–14 years. Efferon reduced 28-day mortality fourfold and accelerated weaning from vasopressors and mechanical ventilation

LASSO NEO

Global Footprint

Headquartered in Austria, with in-house manufacturing in Latvia, and trusted by leading hospitals worldwide

Countries where Efferon is in clinical use; United States shown as upcoming market
  • Australia — In clinical use
  • Austria — Headquarters
  • Bulgaria — In clinical use
  • Czech Republic — In clinical use
  • Slovakia — In clinical use
  • Estonia — In clinical use
  • Latvia — Manufacturing facility
  • Germany — In clinical use
  • Greece — In clinical use
  • Hungary — In clinical use
  • Iran — In clinical use
  • Israel — In clinical use
  • Italy — In clinical use
  • South Africa — In clinical use
  • Qatar — In clinical use
  • Saudi Arabia — In clinical use
  • Costa Rica — In clinical use
  • Paraguay — In clinical use
  • Panama — In clinical use
  • Poland — In clinical use
  • Moldova — In clinical use
  • Romania — In clinical use
  • Serbia — In clinical use
  • Montenegro — In clinical use
  • Bosnia and Herzegovina — In clinical use
  • North Macedonia — In clinical use
  • Cyprus — In clinical use
  • Slovenia — In clinical use
  • Croatia — In clinical use
  • Turkey — In clinical use
  • Vietnam — In clinical use
  • United Kingdom — In clinical use
  • Ireland — In clinical use
  • Spain — In clinical use
  • Thailand — In clinical use
  • Armenia — In clinical use
  • Georgia — In clinical use
  • Kazakhstan — In clinical use
  • Uzbekistan — In clinical use
  • Russia — In clinical use
  • Lithuania — Registration in progress
  • India — Registration in progress
  • Egypt — Registration in progress
  • United Arab Emirates — Registration in progress
  • Kuwait — Registration in progress
  • Morocco — Registration in progress
  • Libya — Registration in progress
  • Oman — Registration in progress
  • Bahrain — Registration in progress
  • Colombia — Registration in progress
  • United States — Coming soon

Efferon is open to U.S. partnerships advancing extracorporeal blood purification as a standard of care in critical illness and beyond

Contact us to request our pitch deck and discuss potential collaboration