The study was conducted with Canadian home dialysis patients that used the Redsense blood leakage alarm together with Redsense Clamp. Dr Christopher Chan, Medical Director of the Home Hemodialysis Unit at University Health Network and a recognized expert in the field, was the principal investigator of the study.

"I am excited that Redsense Clamp worked well in this study, as this accessory will become an important tool if we are to be able to offer the best possible patient safety for all dialysis patients. The collaboration with Dr Christopher Chan and his team has worked well since the very beginning of the project when the first idea for the accessory came up in a conversation I had with Dr Chan," says Redsense Medical's CEO Patrik Byhmer.

"The development of Redsense Clamp is an important project than can contribute to finally eliminating severe blood leakage in connection with hemodialysis. It is therefore inspiring that this study was a success, and I look forward to continue our collaboration with Redsense Medical," says Dr Christopher Chan.

The next step in the project is to develop a market ready version of the Redsense Clamp and conduct a usability study. This version will be so easy to use that it can be offered to solo home dialysis patients.

About Redsense Clamp
Redsense Clamp is developed to enable the Redsense blood leakage alarm to offer the highest possible patient safety also together with dialysis machines without a direct connection to the alarm. Currently, only the DBB-EXA dialysis machine from Nikkiso is equipped with a direct connect and thus the ability to stop the blood flow automatically and instantly if a blood leakage is detected. With Redsense Clamp, this important functionality can be offered without having to upgrade to a specific dialysis machine.