The Fresenius Medical Care Multifiltrate Dialysis Machine Version 5.2 allows for the execution of hemodialysis, hemodiafiltration in both pre- or post-dilution, and hemofiltration. This advanced device offers a range of options for optimal patient care and treatment. Revolutionize your dialysis procedures and improve patient outcomes with the Multifiltrate Dialysis Machine.

Main features of the Fresenius Medical Care MultiFiltrate:

1. Versatile therapy options : The device supports various dialysis treatments, including continuous venous hemofiltration (CVVH), continuous venous hemodialysis (CVVHD), and continuous venous hemodiafiltration (CVVHDF). This allows for flexible adaptation to patient needs.
2. User-friendly design : The MultiFiltrate device features an intuitive user interface that allows easy operation and programming, even for less experienced personnel.
3. Precise Monitoring : The device offers comprehensive monitoring features to monitor vital parameters such as blood pressure, flow rates, and other relevant data in real time. Alarm functions ensure that medical personnel can respond immediately to any deviations.
4. High efficiency : By using modern technologies, the MultiFiltrate ensures effective removal of toxins and excess water from the blood, which is crucial for the treatment of patients with kidney failure.
5. Flexible system : The device can be adapted to different clinical environments, be it in an intensive care unit or in a dialysis unit.
6. Integration of accessories : The MultiFiltrate system can be combined with various accessories such as filter units and dialysis solutions to further optimize treatment.

Advantages:

• Increased patient safety : Precise monitoring and alarm functions contribute to patient safety during dialysis treatment.
• Adaptability : The ability to perform different dialysis procedures allows for individual adaptation to the specific needs of each patient.
• Efficient treatment : The high efficiency of the device allows toxins to be effectively removed, leading to a better clinical prognosis.