Introduction
The document introduces the Cell Saver® Elite® Autotransfusion System by Haemonetics, highlighting its role in intraoperative cell salvage since 1976. The system is designed to improve ease-of-use while maintaining reliable performance.

Specifications
The Cell Saver Elite system is suitable for surgeries with medium to high-volume blood loss, such as CABG, valve replacement, trauma, transplant, and orthopedic procedures. It effectively removes undesirable components like free hemoglobin, albumin, and heparin, with a removal efficiency of over 95%.

Integrated Technologies
The system features SmartSuction® technology to reduce hemolysis and ensure optimal suction force, protecting red blood cells and intact tissue. It also includes sophisticated data communication technologies, such as an integrated bar code reader, USB port, and the BloodTrack® Manager CS application for data storage and reporting.

User-Friendly Design
The Cell Saver Elite system is designed for ease of operation with a color touchscreen, easy-to-read graphics, and onscreen help. It allows for programmable parameters and features multiple bowl sizes for flexibility. The system is lightweight, portable, and easy to set up with a new disposable layout.

Performance and Features
The system offers improved platelet sequestration, partial-bowl processing, and increased storage space. It is FDA cleared to wash a partially-filled bowl, maximizing red blood cell reinfusion. A status beacon provides system status visibility from anywhere in the operating room.

Technical Specifications
The machine dimensions are 21.5 in × 16.5 in × 11.75 in, with a weight of less than 56 lbs. It operates at a pump speed of 0–1000 mL/min and a centrifuge speed of 5650 rpm for the Latham bowl and 7500 rpm for the blow-molded bowl. The system is ETL listed and operates at a voltage of 100–240 VAC.

Contact Information
Haemonetics provides contact numbers for various countries, including Austria, Belgium, Czech Republic, Denmark, France, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Norway, Sweden, Switzerland, and the United Kingdom.