ProLUNG3D – a lung-protective strategy
Mini-invasive extracorporeal CO2 removal system
Enable Protective Ventilation – Achieve > 90 mL/min CO2 removal and a reduction of 50% MV during ultraprotective ventilation
Prevent Intubation – For patients presenting with ae-COPD and failing NIV
Bridge to transplant – Reduce hypercapnia and acidosis, reducing the risk of transplantation failure
Facilitate extubation – To reduce the risk of ventilator associated complications and work of breathing

ProLUNG® Clinical Applications Guide
Patient selection is a critical step in extracorporeal CO₂ removal therapy. This practical guide provides clear, evidence-referenced decision pathways for the use of LF-ECCO₂R in ARDS, acute exacerbation of COPD, and other indications – helping ICU clinicians determine which patients are most likely to benefit. Download it to support your team's patient selection process and lung-protective strategy.
Whether you are establishing an ECCO₂R programme or refining your patient selection criteria, this guide provides a concise, evidence-referenced framework you can apply in practice. It is designed not to replace local protocols, but to complement them – giving your team a shared clinical language and a structured approach to one of critical care's most complex decisions.
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Patient selection is a critical step in extracorporeal CO₂ removal therapy. This practical guide provides clear, evidence-referenced decision pathways for the use of LF-ECCO₂R in ARDS, acute exacerbation of COPD, and other indications – helping ICU clinicians determine which patients are most likely to benefit. Download it to support your team's patient selection process and lung-protective strategy.
Whether you are establishing an ECCO₂R programme or refining your patient selection criteria, this guide provides a concise, evidence-referenced framework you can apply in practice. It is designed not to replace local protocols, but to complement them – giving your team a shared clinical language and a structured approach to one of critical care's most complex decisions.
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