Preserving Organs via PMX treatment Organ Preservation is why so many Doctors choose to drive Volvo's. They may survive an incident without the safety of a Volvo, but the quality of life afterward may not be all that desirable. Limiting the amount of damage to organs during gram negative sepsis is a key benefit of quick endotoxin removal from the bloodstream and it not only helps in the immediate crisis but also during and after recovery, assuming survival. So, this goes way beyond safety, life or death. It is a quality and $$ after survival save story too. Given the information/data accumulated over the last two decades, American's too should soon be able to benefit from this safe and beneficial ADDITION to the current standard of care. Why not increase the chances of survival and at the same time potentially preserve organs for a better quality of life after sepsis? With the guidance of the EAA, patient selection for PMX has been made efficient and cost effective. In the New Year the Spectral Pump will add an element of convenience too. Better survival rates along with higher quality of life for those that qualify to receive PMX and ultimately delivering a net cost saving to medical system is a huge story that should receive much more attention IMHO...