FRESENIUS C.A.T.S Continuous AutoTransfusion System Good working condition FEATURES: The Fresenius C.A.T.S. (Continuous AutoTransfusion System) is a specialized medical device used in intraoperative and postoperative blood salvage and autotransfusion — meaning it collects a patient’s own shed blood during surgery, processes it, and returns washed, high-quality red cells (PRC) back to the patient. Continuous blood processing • Uses a continuous-flow centrifuge to salvage and wash red blood cells without the need for intermittent batches, unlike traditional bowl systems. Fast processing time • Designed for rapid processing so PRC can be available sooner for reinfusion — important in both routine surgical and emergency scenarios. High-quality PRC output • Consistently produces washed packed red cells with relatively high hematocrit , meaning a concentrated red cell product that’s suitable for transfusion. Effective contaminant removal • System removes non-emulsified fats and other unwanted components, improving the quality of the salvaged blood for safe reinfusion. Volume independence • Works effectively regardless of the volume of shed blood collected, eliminating issues like partial bowls or leftover blood seen in some devices. Data and user interface • Features a color screen and data management capabilities, often with USB connectivity or optional barcode scanning for procedure documentation and transfer. Ergonomic and operational features • Designed to be simple to set up and use, with intuitive controls and workflow-friendly design (e.g., easy access panels, touch screens).