Results for tag: "Disposable Hemoperfusion"

Disposable Hemoperfusion is a type of surgical device used to remove toxins from the blood. It is a type of extracorporeal therapy, which involves the removal of toxins from the blood outside of the body. The device works by passing the patient's blood through a cartridge containing an adsorbent material, which binds to the toxins and removes them from the blood. The adsorbent material is then discarded and replaced with a new cartridge. Disposable Hemoperfusion is used in a variety of medical conditions, including liver failure, sepsis, and drug overdose. It is also used in the treatment of acute kidney injury and other conditions where toxins need to be removed from the blood. The Disposable Hemoperfusion market is a rapidly growing segment of the surgical device industry. It is driven by the increasing prevalence of medical conditions that require the removal of toxins from the blood. Some companies in the Disposable Hemoperfusion market include Baxter International, Fresenius Medical Care, Asahi Kasei Medical, and Nipro Medical Corporation. Show Less Read more