A high flow oxygenator (7.0 L/min) with low priming volume (220 ml), the AMG PMP Adult Oxygenator was built for excellent gas transfer and minimal blood stagnation.

Manufactured by Eurosets and distributed by Abbott, the AMG PMP Adult Oxygenator easily integrates with the CentriMag™ System for ECMO support for up to 14 days. Similar to the CentriMag System, the AMG PMP Adult Oxgyenator maximizes gentle blood handling in the circuit.

The AMG PMP Adult Oxygenator features:

• PMP fibers – for reliable gas exchange performance over duration of use
• PC Coating – to minimize inflammation¹ and thrombosis²
• Stainless steel heat exchanger – can eliminate risk of any potential contamination
• Low shear stress – based on shape, fiber orientation, and blood flow path

CentriMag System Cannula Kits

Designed for optimal flow characteristics that minimize thrombus formation based on computational fluid dynamics (CFD) analysis, the CentriMag System surgical cannulas are the only VAD cannulas approved for 30-day use*.

CentriMag System Transporter

This device is commercially available for use in select international markets.

AMG PMP Adult Oxygenator and Oxygenator Holder manufactured by Eurosets s.r.l., and distributed by Abbott.

*PMA approval for 30-day use of CentriMag™ System components include: CentriMag™ Pump, CentriMag™ Console, CentriMag™ Motor, Mag Monitor, flow probe, and CentriMag™ Drainage Cannula and CentriMag™ Return Cannula. Optional accessories include: CentriMag™ System Cart, CentriMag™ System Transporter and Pressure Transducer. PMA approval for 30-day use of CentriMag™ System excludes: PediMag™ Blood Pump and any other pediatric components or accessories.

References

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