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VBI-S, used in the hypovolemia of septic shock is that it absorbs nitric oxide, a gas produced in excess by the body during hypovolemic shock and that contributes significantly to the drop in blood pressure when volume is lost inside the blood vessels.
Vivacelle's VBI-S is likely to be effective in elevating blood pressure to survivable levels and improving oxygenation at early and even late stages of septic shock when current therapy, consisting of fluids and vasopressor medications, have failed.