We have purchased infusion filters for the treatment of children with cancer! Thank you, dear tubers!Verified by Tooba

We have purchased infusion filters for the treatment of children with cancer! Thank you, dear tubers!

Umka

Charitable foundation · St. Petersburg

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With your help, dear tubers, we were able to deliver infusion filters to the procedure room of the children's oncology department!

Infusion filters are used to remove air, microorganisms, and solid particles from solutions so that medications provide only benefits, without possible side effects. For children with cancer, this is especially important, as their immune systems are weakened by harsh, toxic treatments.

We are glad that together with you we were able to provide children with cancer with the necessary supplies!

About the campaign

Children with cancer need infusion filters

Children with cancer require expensive imported infusion filters, which are not provided under compulsory medical insurance but are required on a regular basis.

They are used to remove air, microorganisms, particulate matter, and endotoxins from solutions in the infusion line. In short, the drug administration should be beneficial, without potential complications such as embolism, infection, and so on. This is especially important for children with cancer, as their immune systems are weakened by harsh, toxic treatments. Filters are disposable and used only for a single drug administration.

Let's help solve this important problem and provide 7 children with cancer with the necessary materials!

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Umka

Charitable foundation · St. Petersburg

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