i-SEP is a Medtech based in Nantes (Upper Brittany, France) focusing on IntraOperative Cell Salvage (IOCS) or Autotransfusion and Patient Blood Management (PBM).

i-SEP has developed and markets a patented innovative technology for the separation of blood components.

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Technology

i-SEP markets a new generation of IntraOperative Cell Salvage technology (IOCS) for use in hemorrhagic or high-risk hemorrhagic surgery, capable of recovering not only red blood cells but also the patient’s platelets.

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i-SEP 6 days ago

💭 Looking back at hashtag#NATA25 at the Science Congress Center in Munich! To celebrate its 25th anniversary, NATA brought together experts and practitioners from around the world to discuss the major challenges in transfusion medicine. This year, the debates focused in part on Patient Blood Management (PBM), a true public health challenge. A must-attend event that drives innovation and advances clinical practices. And we are proud that i-SEP was part of it. A few highlights: 👉 Dr. Bertrand Rozec (CHU de Nantes) spoke during the session "Cell Salvage: The Past, Present and Game-Changing Future", highlighting emerging technologies in the operating room, including our same™ solution. 👉 On friday morning, our joint symposium with HemoSonics shed light on blood management in cardiac surgery and obstetric: from coagulation monitoring with Quantra® and qLabs® FIB to comprehensive autotransfusion (platelets + red blood cells) thanks to same™. We had the pleasure of hearing inspiring talks from Aryeh Shander, Anne-Sophie Ducloy-Bouthors and Dr. med. Gösta Lotz, DESA, MA. 👉 Finally, our booth became a real hub for exchange, where we showcased our same™ technology. 💡 Why same™? Our solution addresses a major public health issue. By enabling hemorrhagic patients to recover both their red blood cells and their own platelets, i-SEP provides an impactful solution that offers significant patient benefits and cost savings for healthcare systems. In the context of strained blood management, this is an innovative solution that represents a major step forward in transfusion strategy. 📆 Next stop: Lisbon Join us at the European Society of Anaesthesiology and Intensive Care Congress, from May 25-27, 2025!

Expertise

Autotransfusion, the alternative to
allogenic transfusions

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