Nuwellis, Inc. (Nasdaq: NUWE) conducted hands-on training sessions for its Aquadex SmartFlow system at the 4th annual Critical Care Cardiology Education Summit (CCCES), hosted by the University of Minnesota.

More than 280 physicians completed hands-on Aquadex training during the event. The summit brought together cardiology fellows, attending physicians, intensivists, and critical care specialists from across the country.

This year's conference theme focused on the management of bleeding and coagulopathy in critically ill cardiac patients, featuring lectures, case-based discussions, and hands-on procedural training.

"CCCES is uniquely designed to provide experiential learning and hands-on skills training for clinicians managing some of the most complex patients in cardiovascular medicine," said Nuwellis CEO John Erb. "The event was an important opportunity for us to introduce Aquadex to many fellows and practicing physicians and demonstrate how precise fluid management can play an important role in caring for critically ill patients."

The Aquadex SmartFlow system is designed to provide controlled fluid removal for patients with fluid overload in adult and pediatric cardiovascular and critical care settings.