Jeisys Medical Showcases Four Medical Devices at ASLS KOREA
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Medical device company Jeisys Medical exhibited four of its medical devices at the ASLS KOREA event. ASLS KOREA is an educational event aimed at healthcare professionals, and the company introduced its products at this year's event.
The event combined theoretical lectures with hands-on practical training. The lectures covered how to care for patients with acute and chronic kidney failure. They also introduced the therapeutic principles and indications of continuous renal replacement therapy, as well as how to care for patients undergoing this treatment. Continuous renal replacement therapy is a treatment that uses a machine to filter the blood of patients whose kidneys are no longer functioning properly.
The practical training centered on the extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO) device. Extracorporeal membrane oxygenation is a treatment method that supplies oxygen to the blood of patients whose lung or heart function has declined significantly and removes carbon dioxide. Participants were able to check what they had learned in theory by examining the actual equipment.
The event appears to have provided critical care medical staff with an opportunity to learn the latest treatment methods and equipment. The company said it plans to continue providing products and training needed in the medical field.
Sources: 메디포뉴스
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