Pathogen Filtration at the Forefront of Healthcare

The PathoCap Cartridge represents a major advancement in medical technology, designed to filter pathogens from the bloodstream and contribute to the management of sepsis and other critical infections. Through ongoing research and innovation, PathoCap is pioneering a new approach to infection control in clinical environments.

Our research focuses on integrating the PathoCap Cartridge seamlessly into medical systems such as dialysis machines and blood purification units, offering hospitals and critical care units a life-saving tool for patients suffering from bacterial, viral, and fungal infections.

How It Works

The PathoCap Cartridge leverages a highly specialized filtration system that captures and removes pathogens directly from the bloodstream. This non-invasive technology provides an alternative to conventional treatments, helping to reduce the reliance on antibiotics and improving patient care in critical situations.
Our research aims to continually refine the technology, ensuring it remains at the forefront of healthcare innovation.

Key Features of the PathoCap Cartridge:

• High Filtration Efficiency: Removes up to 99.9% of harmful pathogens, including bacteria, viruses, and fungi, from the bloodstream.

• Versatile Applications: Compatible with a wide range of existing medical devices, making it a flexible tool for various clinical environments.

• Proven Safety and Effectiveness: Our ongoing clinical trials demonstrate the cartridge’s ability to improve patient outcomes, especially in critical care settings.

Applications and Impact

As part of our ongoing research, we are testing and expanding the potential applications of the PathoCap Cartridge in several medical contexts:

• ICU Treatments: Managing severe infections in critically ill patients, where rapid pathogen removal is essential.

• Support for Immunocompromised Patients: Helping those with weakened immune systems, such as chemotherapy, transplant, or HIV patients, who are particularly vulnerable to bloodstream infections.

• Sepsis Management: Aiding in the treatment of sepsis by efficiently removing pathogens from the blood, improving survival rates and reducing complications.

• Dialysis and Blood Purification: Integrating pathogen filtration into dialysis machines, enhancing the ability to clear infections in patients undergoing renal replacement therapy.