Extracorporeal Photopheresis (ECP)
The Amicus Blue ECP System provides reliable patient safety and comfort
- Real-time fluid balance tracking
- Automated Custom Prime for patients that have a lower total blood volume and/or lower hematocrit
- Low extracorporeal kit volume (163 mL)
- The 8-MOP injection site contains a 0.2-micron antimicrobial filter creating a functionally closed pathway in the disposable kit
- Patient saline option to administer saline by gravity to keep access lines open
- Disposable kit sterilization using irradiation to prevent the risk of reactions related to patient exposure to residual ethylene oxide
The Amicus ECP System is CE marked for distribution in Europe. It is not cleared for market in the United States.
Pediatrics Case Study Amicus Blue ECP System
Amicus Blue ECP System: The Phelix Photoactivation Device is used to provide extracorporeal photoimmunotherapy when used in conjunction with the Amicus Separator Device. The Phelix Device promotes safety and performance utilizing multiple sensors to ensure consistent temperature, mixing and UV-A light exposure.
Dr. Volker Witt from St. Anna Kinderspital in Vienna, Austria reports on their year-long study of using the Amicus Blue ECP system for the treatment of GVHD in children. Amicus Blue in Children and Adolescents with GVHD on Vimeo
At a Glance Video ECP Process
Full Video ECP Process
Amicus ECP Brochure_04_23
Amicus ECP Brochure_04_23
- Filename
- Amicus ECP Brochure_04-23.pdf
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- 8 MB
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