Critical Care^{Approved and in Clinical Use}

“Hemoadsorption is a safe, easy and very realistic element of therapy for septic and not only septic patients. So don't be afraid and carry on to learn more about it.”

“During hemoperfusion in patients with septic shock, a notable reduction in norepinephrine requirements is observed in a subset of patients. As norepinephrine doses decrease and hemodynamics stabilize, the conditions necessary for recovery of other organ functions emerge, ultimately improving survival.”

“This is the opportunity to offer critically ill children one more chance. These patients are very fragile, and sometimes standard therapy is not enough. For all these reasons, hemoadsorption is an important tool as an adjunctive therapy.”