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PentraSorb® CRP
PentraSorb® CRP
Adsorber for selective removal of
C-Reactive Protein
Adsorber for selective removal of
C-Reactive Protein
Manufacturer:
New therapeutic option for
Pentracor GmbH
Neuendorfstraße 23 b/d
Acute myocardial infarction
16761 Hennigsdorf,
Germany
Stroke
Global cerebral ischemia after
resuscitation
T: D-3302 20944935
F: D-3302 20944999
[email protected]
Rheumatoid diseases
www.pentracor.de
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Highly selective CRP removal
Highly efficient CRP removal
Regenerable system
Repeated usage
30 ml adsorber volume
Safe and easy to use
Dieses Projekt wird durch das Land Brandenburg
mit Mitteln der Europäischen Union unterstützt
C-Reactive Protein (CRP)
CRP, the prototype of an acute-phase reactant, is
produced in the liver and primarily serves as a marker
of inflammation.
The natural ligand for CRP is lysophosphatidylcholine,
which is expressed on the surface of bacteria or
necrotic and apoptotic cells.
Binding of CRP leads to the activation of the
complement system via the C1q complex resulting in
phagocytosis by macrophages.
There is substantial evidence that CRP plays a key
role in enlargement of myocardial and cerebral
infarction areas.[1]
The therapeutic depletion of CRP may lead to both
cardioprotection following myocardial infarction[2] as
well as neuroprotection after stroke[3].
CRP-Apheresis with PentraSorb® CRP
Medical equipment and accessories
CRP levels dramatically increase in patients with
myocardial infarction beginning 6 hours after the onset
of symptoms and peaking at 48-72 hours.
For operating the regenerable PentraSorb® CRP
adsorber, an apheresis unit provides a suitable
application program for all rinsing, loading,
regeneration and preservation steps.
PentraSorb® CRP adsorbers are provided for the
treatment of diseases where reduced CRP levels
might prevent further damage.
“Therapeutic inhibition of CRP is thus a promising
new approach to cardioprotection in acute
myocardial infarction, and may also provide
neuroprotection in stroke. Potential wider
applications include other inflammatory, infective
and tissue-damaging conditions characterized by
increased CRP production, in which binding of
CRP to exposed ligands in damaged cells may
lead to complement-mediated exacerbation of
tissue injury” Pepys et al., Nature 2006.[1]
PentraSorb® CRP
For the first time, a fast, selective and efficient
reduction of CRP is possible.
Reduction in CRP levels with PentraSorb® CRP
PentraSorb® CRP is fully regenerable to ensure
maximum removal efficiency during therapy.
PentraSorb® CRP adsorbers are intended for multiple
use in a single patient.
CRP level mg/L
PentraSorb® CRP is an adsorber for the selective
removal of CRP from plasma. During apheresis, CRP
is reversibly bound to our adsorbent.
Treatment is performed in a number of cycles in which
CRP removal and adsorber regeneration alternates.
CRP can be reduced by up to 70%.
The safety and efficiency of CRP-apheresis with
PentraSorb® CRP have been proven in preclinical
studies. [2,4]
[1] Pepys et al., Nature 2006;440:1217-1221
[2] Sheriff et al., J Clin Apher 2014
[3] Gill et al., J Cereb Blood Flow Metab 2004;24:1214-18
[4] Slagman et al., Blood Purif 2011;31:9-17
Time
Such a program is currently available for the
ADAsorb®-apheresis system (medicap clinic GmbH,
Ulrichstein).
For cell separation, a centrifuge or filter system is
required, to which the apheresis unit must be
adapted.
All required disposables for CRP-apheresis are
available in treatment sets.