Safe, simple and reliable closed blood sampling for effective patient blood management. 9,14 VAMP Systems Venous Arterial Blood Management and Protection

Reduce blood loss, hospital-acquired infections, transfusion needs and related complications with VAMP systems. 8,9,11,12,14 Discarded blood can account for 18–30% of total daily blood drawn from critically ill patients.8 To minimize blood loss during sampling, Edwards’ VAMP closed blood sampling systems incorporate an in-line reservoir that allows clinicians to reinfuse rather than discard the clearing volume. Needle-less VAMP systems are designed to reduce infection, needle sticks, and blood waste associated with conventional blood sampling methods. 3,12–14 Closed Blood Sampling is an evidence–based...

VAMP systems are designed to reduce infection and blood waste. Shown with Edwards' TruClip holder VAMP Adult System VAMP Plus System Optimized for patients in critical care settings Allows sampling flexibility between surgery and intensive care Offers safety and accuracy for your smallest patients • 5 cc reservoir designed for safe and convenient blood sampling in environments where close proximity to patient is desired • Smaller 3 cc reservoir optimizes clearing volumes, providing undiluted, accurate blood samples • Choice of one or two Z-site sample sites for flexibility in perioperative settings...

References inserted above Compatibility and clarity in closed blood sampling. VAMP systems can be paired with Edwards’ TruWave disposable pressure transducers to create a single integrated pressure monitoring and closed blood sampling system. VAMP systems are compatible with Edwards’ advanced hemodynamic monitoring solutions. VAMP Adult System 6" sampling kit, sample site, reservoir, two shut-off valves 2" proximal, 4" distal for neonatal application 20" sampling kit, sample site, arm reservoir 3" proximal, 3" distal for pediatric application 60" sampling kit, sample site, arm reservoir 10" proximal,...

VAMP Systems Venous Arterial Blood Management and Protection References 1. Silver, M.J., et al., Reduction of blood loss from diagnostic sampling in critically ill patients using a blood-conserving arterial line system. Chest, 1993. 104(6): p. 1711-5. 2. Silver, M.J., et al., Evaluation of a new blood-conserving arterial line system for patients in intensive care units. Crit Care Med, 1993. 21(4): p. 507-11. 3. Peruzzi, W.T., et al., A clinical evaluation of a blood conservation device in medical intensive care unit patients. Critical care medicine, 1993. 21(4): p. 501-6. 4. Peruzzi, W.T., et...