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Kidney
Immunoadsorption techniques can prevent a decline in kidney function in cases of autoimmune disease or where cross-barrier transplantation is required.
Skin
In severe cases of autoimmune disease with extremely itchy skin and painful blistering, immunoadsorption can present an effective treatment option.
Brain
In the field of neurology, immunoadsorption offers new methods for treating autoimmune diseases ranging from myasthenia gravis to Alzheimer’s.
Heart
Severe cardiological diseases can lead to functional loss of the organ and other life-threatening conditions. Immunoadsorption and lipoprotein apheresis offer effective treatment options for some of these conditions.
Liver
Extracorporeal liver support is vital in the event of acute organ failure. Dialysis and adsorption techniques enable effective toxin removal.
Therapies
Immunoadsorption
Immunoadsorption is a potent and flexible method for removing autoantibodies from the patient’s blood. It can be applied across a wide range of diseases.
Lipoprotein Apheresis
Lipoprotein apheresis aims to substantially reduce high cholesterol levels and other harmful lipoproteins in the patient’s bloodstream by using direct adsorption or filtration technologies.
Liver Support Therapy
Specialized apheresis technologies can effectively deal with soluble and non-soluble pathogens that arise in cases of liver failure.
Therapeutic apheresis
