The new CytoSorb exchange system
*Not authorized / cleared / approved for human use in the USA
CE-marked
Hemoadsorption procedures frequently require multiple adsorber cartridges according to treatment protocols and clinical assessment.
The ability to streamline adsorber cartridge exchanges is expected to limit additional logistical considerations for extracorporeal circuit management.
In collaboration with healthcare professionals, CytoSorbents has developed a pre-assembled blood line system to support structured and efficient adsorber cartridge exchanges in CRRT and hemoperfusion setups.
HotSwap® is CE-marked for use by trained healthcare professionals in extracorporeal blood purification procedures, in accordance with the Instructions for Use.
The HotSwap solution may be considered in clinical conditions CytoSorb use is indicated*.
*The final decision must be done at the discretion of the treating physician.
HotSwap is intended for a duration of use of up to 96 hours
Key advantages of HotSwap for your daily practice
Safety
- No catheter manipulation
- Improved patient interface
- Simpler blood conservation
Flexibility
- Multiple adsorber changes
- Versatile Integration into extracorporeal circuits (EC)
- Flexible replacement scheme
Convenience
- Time saving workflow
- Intuitive handling steps
- Seamless circuit integration
HotSwap at a glance
Additional Information
HotSwap IFU Intended Use:
The Hot-Swap System (HSS) is intended for integration of a CytoSorbents whole blood adsorber into extracorporeal (EC) circuits such as continuous renal replacement therapy (CRRT), hemoperfusion (HP), hemodialysis (HD), or hemofiltration (HF).
The HSS is integrated into the EC bloodline during priming.
After circuit setup, the CytoSorb adsorber may be connected, exchanged, or removed as clinically required without interrupting EC blood flow.
The system allows separate flushing of line segments to support circuit management and help reduce clotting risk.
The accessory is intended for use by trained healthcare professionals only.
The HSS is intended to remain in the EC circuit for the typical operating time of the host system (maximum 96 hours).