“When my wife had a medical complication and started hemorrhaging blood, she was rushed to our local hospital by EMS. She was deteriorating quickly. Her blood pressure was only 48/27 when we arrived at the Emergency Department. The clinicians believed that she was within minutes of cardiac arrest, so they immediately ordered blood and the LifeFlow infuser. I had no idea what LifeFlow was, but I watched as they quickly set it up and administered multiple units of blood and plasma, stabilizing her so they could transfer her to the OR. We are so grateful to the clinicians and LifeFlow for saving my wife’s life. She may not have survived if they had used traditional rapid infusion methods. Thank you. “
– Will Bright
“The LifeFlow has provided us with tremendous results in our EMS systems. We’ve had trauma patients wake up as soon as the whole blood was infused and say “give me more.” Our early data shows a 90% survival in trauma victims who received blood prior to their arrest. We look forward to publishing our data now that we have joined the Tulane registry.”
– Peter Antevy, MD, EM & EMS Physician
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“The LifeFlow device has become an integral tool in my approach to hypotension and fluid resuscitation across multiple clinical scenarios. It is simple, effective and responsive.”
Peter Peregrin, PA-C
“LifeFlow is easy to set up and use, even in the stress of an emergency. I love having control of exactly how much fluid I am giving.”
Lisa Collins, RN
“I loved how quickly I could give a fluid bolus without having to fight with a pressure bag or syringe. LifeFlow was simple to set up and use. I could deliver the boluses quickly with one hand and easily see how much fluid I was giving.”
Sarah Williford, BSN, RN
“Nurses in the Children’s Emergency Department struggled to administer fluid boluses rapidly to pediatric patients…this struggle changed the day we first started to use the LifeFlow device. Upon the introduction of the LifeFlow, nurses were able to cut down fluid bolus administration times by more than 50 percent. This gave us more time to spend on obtaining vital IV access, administer antibiotics within the ‘Golden Hour’ and turnaround a patient’s clinical presentation almost immediately.”
Sarah Hassing, MSN, RN, CCRN