Salvage every drop of Autologous Whole Blood in Cardiac Surgery

    The Hemobag® helps you return all blood components back to the patient, quickly and safely, a risk-free way to salvage precious autologous whole blood in cardiac surgery.

    Whole Blood components diagram showing Red Cells, White Cells, Platelets, and Plasma with their functions

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    The Hidden Cost of Incomplete Blood Recovery

    Most cell salvage methods throw away critical components like platelets, clotting factors, and plasma proteins.

    Bleeding risk

    Incomplete blood recovery increases patient bleeding risk

    Need for donor blood

    Higher transfusion requirements when valuable components are lost

    Costs and complications

    Higher healthcare costs and increased risk of complications

    The Hemobag® is the only system that returns all Autologous Blood Components Concentrated

    The Hemobag® salvages whole blood—not just red cells.

    It's the fastest, easiest, most efficient, and risk free reliable way to return concentrated autologous blood back to your patient after bypass.

    Red Cells

    Platelets

    Clotting Factors

    Plasma Proteins

    All preserved. All re-infused.

    Why Choose Hemobag

    Patients deserve better outcomes. Teams need reliable tools. Hospitals want cost-effective solutions.

    The Hemobag® delivers all three.

    Who is it for?

    Perfusionists

    Streamline your workflow with a system designed for efficiency and reliability in the operating room.

    Surgeons & Anesthesiologists

    Deliver optimal patient outcomes with comprehensive blood component recovery and reduced transfusion needs.

    Administrators

    Reduce costs associated with blood transfusions while improving patient safety and satisfaction metrics.

    What makes the Hemobag different?

    Whole Blood Recovery

    Not just red cells

    Better Patient Parameters

    Proven in both lab and clinical setting

    Simple, Reliable Process

    No new equipment or complex training

    Emergency-Ready

    Circuit stays primed and usable for emergencies

    Lower Costs

    Fewer donor units, fewer complications, and quicker recovery

    The Process

    Step 1: Patient's blood collected outside the body during cardiac surgery

    Step 1: Patient's blood collected outside the body

    Step 2: Concentrating the patient's whole blood using the Hemobag system

    Step 2: Concentrating the patient's whole blood

    Step 3: Re-infusing concentrated whole blood quickly back to the patient

    Step 3: Re-infusing concentrated whole blood quickly