Efferon NEO Receives CE Mark for Pediatric Sepsis Treatment
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- •Efferon NEO is the first CE-marked device for pediatric sepsis treatment in Europe.
- •The device effectively removes endotoxins and cytokines from the bloodstream.
- •Efferon NEO is currently used in 30 countries and aims for FDA approval.
Efferon, a biotech company, has received the CE MDR mark for Efferon NEO, the first multimodal extracorporeal blood purification device specifically designed for pediatric patients suffering from sepsis and septic shock. This certification is based on the results of the multicenter LASSO NEO study, which demonstrated the device's clinical efficacy in removing endotoxins and inflammatory mediators from the bloodstream of children aged 1 month to 18 years. Efferon NEO is now being utilized in intensive care units across 30 countries, including hospitals in Europe, Saudi Arabia, and Thailand. The device is engineered to cater to the unique physiological needs of children, who have different blood volumes and responses compared to adults. Efferon aims to improve recovery rates and reduce organ failure in critically ill pediatric patients. The company is also preparing to file for FDA approval in the United States.
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