Problems

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Intravenous Filters

Water Filters

Breathing Filters

Our Multi-Barrier Filter Concept is designed to protect the adult ICU patient from multiple hazards, particles, microorganisms, endotoxin and intravenous air. Our ultimate goal is to decrease the length of stay of ICU patients and reduce the workload of ICU staff.

Adult ICU

Our Multi-Barrier Filter Concept is designed to protect the infants in the NICU from multiple hazards, particles, microorganisms, endotoxin and intravenous air. Our ultimate goal is to decrease the length of stay of ICU patients and reduce the workload of ICU staff.

Neonatal ICU

Our Multi-Barrier Filter Concept is designed to protect the ICU patient from multiple hazards, particles, microorganisms, endotoxin and intravenous air. Our ultimate goal is to decrease the length of stay of ICU patients and reduce the workload of ICU staff.

Pharmacy

Our multi-barrier filter concept protects patients and staff in the operating room.

Operating Room

Our Multi-Barrier Filter Concept is designed to protect the patient from multiple hazards, particles, microorganisms, endotoxin and intravenous air. Our ultimate goal is to decrease the length of stay of ICU patients and reduce the workload of ICU staff.

Endoscopy

Our Multi-Barrier Filter Concept is designed to protect the paediatric ICU patient from multiple hazards, such as viruses, particles, microorganisms, endotoxin and intravenous air. Our ultimate goal is to decrease the length of stay of ICU patients and reduce the workload of ICU staff.

Paediatric ICU

Problem: Rare, but fatal in infants

Air Embolism

The Solution

The Proof

Problem: Most cases of late-onset sepsis are caused by central venous catheters

Intraluminal Bacterial Transfer

Problem: Decreased time to deliver highly reliable care

Nursing Workload

Problem: Not all filters are suitable for use with high-risk patients and processes.

Membrane technology vs. hollow fiber

Problem: Up to 50% of Pseudomonas aeruginosa infections can be traced back to the water system

Pseudomonas aeruginosa

Problem: Compatibility with Systemic Treatments

Systemic Treatments

Problem: Instructions for Use (IFU) can be complicated and difficult to implement

User friendly usage

Problem: Chemical Compatibility with Surface Disinfectants

Surface Disinfectants