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Hemodialysis Bloodlines for Continuous Blood Flow

NephroCan's bloodline set, NephroLine, is intended for use as the extracorporeal blood circuit during hemodialysis. Consisting of a venous and an arterial line, it provides the path for the continuous circulation of blood outside of the body during treatment.  The device is attached to the A/V fistula needles on one end and a hemodialyzer on the other.

Performance, Versatility, and Care

 

NephroLine includes 10 models based on compatibility with a specific hemodialysis machines, inclusion or exclusion of drain bag or spikes, sterilization method, DEHP free/contain, pump segment dimensions, and blood priming volume.

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  • NephroLine is composed of a pump segment, inlet and outlet connectors, clamps, and drip chamber.

  • Arterial bloodline is the red-coded part that transports blood from the patient to the hemodialyzer inlet port for dialysis.

  • Venous bloodline is the blue-coded part that transports blood from the hemodialyzer outlet port back to the patient.

  • The plastic bloodline tubes are biocompatible and made of soft polyvinyl chloride material.


NephroLine is manufactured in compliance with the latest harmonized international standards such as BS EN ISO 8637-2, Extracorporeal systems for blood purification, part 2: Extracorporeal blood circuit for hemodialyzers, hemodiafilters and hemofilters.

Full Package Treatment

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NephroCan has established itself as a trusted manufacturer of dialysis consumables and equipment throughout the world. Our product portfolio provides everything a medical professional or patient could need for the delivery of safe and successful hemodialysis treatment, whatever the patient requirements and regardless of facility or location.

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Customer Care

Our highly trained, dedicated team and comprehensive customer-service system provides bespoke 24-7 support. We offer a range of on-demand services for our equipment and consumables, including online and onsite equipment-training programs, remote equipment troubleshooting, and nursing and emergency advice.

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