Nuwellis Study Shows Aquadex Safely Manages Fluid Overload in Critical Care Patients

Reuters12-09
Nuwellis Study Shows Aquadex Safely Manages Fluid Overload in Critical Care Patients

Nuwellis Inc. announced the presentation of new real-world data from Lenox Hill Hospital at the 2025 American Society of Nephrology (ASN) Kidney Week. The retrospective analysis reviewed 69 cases treated with the Aquadex® ultrafiltration therapy between 2018 and 2024. The study highlighted the device's effectiveness and predictability in fluid removal for patients with conditions such as acute kidney injury and complex fluid management needs, including those on vasopressor support. Patients had an average of 6.4 liters of ultrafiltrate removed over a mean duration of 78 hours with stable hemodynamics. The study demonstrated the versatility of Aquadex across a range of critical care settings.

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