INUSPHERESIS® (Therapeutic Plasma Filtration)

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Inuspheresis® is a form of therapeutic plasma filtration (apheresis) performed under medical supervision.
It involves circulating blood through an extracorporeal system where plasma is separated and passed through specialised filters before being returned to the body.

This service is offered as an adjunctive, supportive therapy and is not a replacement for standard medical care.

Therapeutic apheresis is a medical process used to selectively separate components of blood.
In plasma filtration techniques such as Inuspheresis®, plasma is processed through filters designed to reduce certain circulating substances before reinfusion.

Some patients may choose to explore therapeutic plasma filtration as part of a broader care plan, particularly where there is ongoing medical supervision.

This may include individuals who:

• are seeking adjunctive support alongside standard care 
• have been advised to consider advanced extracorporeal therapies 
• are engaged in integrative or multidisciplinary care pathways 

Suitability is individual and requires medical assessment.
We do not offer this therapy as a standalone treatment for any specific disease.

• Initial medical consultation and screening 
• Review of relevant blood tests and medical history 
• Vascular access assessment 
• Procedure typically performed over several hours under clinical supervision 
• Monitoring throughout treatment 
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As with any medical procedure, therapeutic plasma filtration carries potential risks. These may include:

• bruising, discomfort, or bleeding at IV access sites 
• temporary changes in blood pressure 
• dizziness or fatigue 
• electrolyte or fluid shifts 
• allergic or anticoagulant-related reactions 
• rare complications associated with extracorporeal circulation 

All patients undergo pre-treatment assessment and informed consent prior to proceeding.

We provide this service within a medical framework, which may include:

• coordination with your treating doctor or specialist 
• integration with other supportive therapies where appropriate 
• ongoing clinical monitoring 

Our focus is on safe delivery, appropriate patient selection, and clear communication of risks and uncertainties.

• This therapy is not a cure and not a substitute for conventional medical treatment 
• Clinical outcomes may vary between individuals 
• Evidence for some applications is limited or evolving 
• All patients are encouraged to discuss this therapy with their primary treating practitioner 
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Access to this service begins with a medical suitability consultation.

During this consultation we will:

• assess clinical history and goals 
• review available investigations 
• discuss potential risks and limitations 
• determine whether this therapy may be appropriate to explore 
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To arrange an initial consultation, please contact our clinic directly 08 72254535