Our technical solutions
- Innovative techniques for automatic monitoring of renal excretory function, intra-abdominal pressure and core temperature via the urinary bladder, in intensive care patients
- Advanced hemodynamic and cardiac output, monitoring using ARGOS.
- Technique for automatic control of endotracheal cuff pressure and automatic removal of tracheal secretions – TrachFlush
- Extracorporeal blood purification in patients with fluid overload and sub-optimal response to diuretic drug therapy.
Our technical solutions
1. Continuous and automated diuresis monitoring in critical ICU patients for early detection of changes in excretory renal function and risk of acute kidney injury (AKI) according to KDIGO and AKIN guidelines, early informing the medical team who will decide on treatment to stop progression of AKI to an advanced stage with the need to supplement the deficient renal function by blood purification means.
2. Blood purification by simplified ultrafiltration (only 35 ml of extracorporeal blood and possible veno-peripheral and central vascular approach) in patients with fluid retention of various causes (heart failure, sepsis, nephrotic syndrome, liver failure, burns, etc.). with suboptimal response in attempting decongestion using diuretic medication, or to prevent some problems related to electrolyte imbalances, worsening of renal function, unpredictability of hypotonic fluid eliminated, or established resistance to diuretic treatment.
Prevent VAP and Remove Secretions without Suctioning
Protect Your Patients
TrachFlush automatically maintains cuff pressure, reducing the risk of microaspirations and VAP.
Easy Secretion Removal
Eliminate secretions from below and above the cuff with a single button press, no manual suctioning required.
Reduce Workload and Costs
No need for manual cuff pressure checks and quickly removes secretions.
Enhanced Patient Comfort
No negative pressure or post-suctioning discomfort.
Key Features
- Cuff Control: Rapid deflation and increased pressure to prevent aspirations.
- Flush Control: Secretion removal using ventilator pressure.
Discover how TrachFlush can improve patient safety and comfort!
Continuous and automated IAP, UO and Temperature monitoring in critical ICU patients
for early detection of changes in excretory renal function and risk of acute kidney injury (AKI) according to KDIGO and AKIN guidelines, early informing the medical team who will decide on treatment to stop progression of AKI to an advanced stage with the need to supplement the deficient renal function by blood purification means.
Blood purification by simplified ultrafiltration
(only 35 ml of extracorporeal blood and possible veno-peripheral and central vascular approach) in patients with fluid retention of various causes (heart failure, sepsis, nephrotic syndrome, liver failure, burns, etc.). with suboptimal response in attempting decongestion using diuretic medication, or to prevent some problems related to electrolyte imbalances, worsening of renal function, unpredictability of hypotonic fluid eliminated, or established resistance to diuretic treatment.
The clinical-technical experience accumulated over 10 years in the field of extracorporeal blood purification in the critical patient in intensive care, in the team of medical professionals, encouraged us to aim for a high degree of professionalism, within HEMATRONIC.
We specialise in providing technical advice and decision support in the field of EXTRACORPOREAL BLOOD PURIFICATION, from:
1. Simplified ultrafiltration – aquapheresis – in patients with fluid retention who respond suboptimally to diuretic decongestion, using a specially designed plasma water removal system with isotonic characteristics and using an extracorporeal circuit with a total blood volume of only 35 ml, with peripheral or central vascular access, with hematocrit and SpO2 control.
a) CRRT
- SCUF
- HFVVC
- HDFVVC
- HP/HA
b) Blood plasma treatment techniques
- TPE
- DFPP- double filtration plasmapheresis (cascade filtration)
- Immunoadsorption IA
- Plasma-adsorption PA
2. Complex/hybrid techniques
- CPFA
- CO2 removal
HEMATRONIC
Training for IC nurses
CRRT
- Definition of the term continuous extracorporeal blood purification/learning curve – hours needed versus average duration of use of a haemofilter/first attempts at blood purification in the world (materials and results). Blood composition.
- CRRT (Continuous Renal Replacement Therapy)-Definitions/Procedure Types/Terms/Physicochemical Principles.
- SCUF/HFVVC/HDFVVC/HVHF
Hybrid Renal/Hepatic-Substitutive and Combination Therapies
- CPFA/ TPE/DFPP/IA/PA.
- Prometeus
- MARS
- ECMO
- CO2- remove-Decarboxylation by extracorporeal blood purification
- Dialysis dose – calculation according to patient weight
- Vascular access
- Filters and Replacement Solutions and Dialysis – Various filters (hemofilters, plasmafilters, plasmafractionators-adsorbents)
- CRRT versus HD-intermitting – Advantages and disadvantages
- Effects of extracorporeal circulation – Complications
- Anti-clotting in CRRT – Principles/rules
- Non Renal Indications of Continuous Extracorporeal Blood Purification Techniques – Sepsis/Septic Shock/Liver Failure/Diseases
Exercises in assembling kits (lines) on machines.
Acreditări
SIMPLIFIED ULTRAFILTRATION - AQUAPHERESIS
AUTOMATIC AND CONTINUOUS DIURESIS MONITORING IN CRITICALLY ILL ICU PATIENTS
Kellum
Duranteau
Goldstein
Hematronic
Testimonials
Testimonials from our partners
We invite you to read below some testimonials from our partners, whom we thank for their trust.
Partners
Technical presentation of the Automatic Renal Excretory Function Monitoring System - Accuryn
Contact
253/2 Câmpului Street, Cluj-Napoca, Romania
MONDAY - FRIDAY 09:00 - 17:00
Email: office @ hematronic.ro







