01 / SM-PF-01
SM-PF-01 / SM-PF-01U
Extracorporeal lines. The GEMMA brochure describes sterile, single-use configurations.
Apheresis Technology / Clinics & hospitals
GEMMA in your clinical workflow.
Equipment, consumables and team preparation. Start with the requirements of your institution.
01 / Clinical workflow
From requirements to readiness.
A technical review connects the equipment with the people, infrastructure and protocols that will use it.
The scope of installation, training and support is agreed for each project. Configuration and service availability depend on the country.
- 01
Review the clinical setting
Discuss the intended workflow, responsible team and the institution’s procedure requirements.
- 02
Confirm the configuration
Review GEMMA, compatible lines and filters against the product documentation and local requirements.
- 03
Prepare installation
Clarify electrical conditions, sensor and pressure checks, and commissioning arrangements.
- 04
Prepare the clinical team
Plan training in line setup, operating modes, alarm handling and preventive maintenance.
- 05
Plan consumables and follow-up
Discuss consumable needs, documentation and the maintenance and support scope.
Clinical training
Your team, trained on GEMMA in your own clinic.
Training happens where the procedures will happen: with your staff, your equipment and your protocols. It moves from the principle of membrane separation to the first procedures, step by step.
Plan the training
- In your clinicOn site, with your team and your room set-up.
- Hands-onEvery module is practised on GEMMA itself.
- After trainingSupport 24/7 in five languages.
- 01
Fundamentals
Membrane separation, the extracorporeal circuit and the GEMMA documentation: brochure, filter guide and the reference book.
- 02
Set-up and priming
Mounting the SM-PF-01 lines and the plasma filter, priming, and checking sensors and pressure before each procedure.
- 03
Operating the procedure
Single- or dual-needle modes, flow, the blood : anticoagulant ratio and monitoring on the device display.
- 04
Alarms and safety
Air detection, pressure, automatic stops and visual and acoustic alarms: how to respond and how to resume.
- 05
First procedures and follow-up
The first procedures with our team alongside, then preventive maintenance, records and ongoing support.
GEMMA / Portable by design
Plasmapheresis where the patient is.
8 kg and the size of a small case. GEMMA travels with the clinical team, to the patient’s home, the clinic or the hospital, so the procedure goes to the patient.
See every specification
- light enough for carry-on luggage
- 8kg
- single venous access with the one-needle mode, minimally invasive
- 1access
- for a typical procedure, depending on the protocol
- ≈40min
- plasma is separated by a membrane
- 0centrifuges
- monitors air and pressure and stops itself when needed
- Auto
02 / GEMMA
Equipment and consumables, considered together.
The GEMMA brochure describes GEMMA with SM-PF-01 / SM-PF-01U lines and PFM-500 / PFM-800 filters. The configuration is selected for the intended procedure.
02 / PFM-800
PFM-500 / PFM-800
Membrane plasma filters. Review the technical guide for selection, setup and handling.
GEMMA brochure and membrane filter guide. Source documents are supplied in English.
Technical documents for evaluation02
Clinics & hospitals
Plan the next step with your team.
Bring your clinical workflow, infrastructure and training needs to a technical conversation.
Discuss implementation