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Empowering Clinicians With Real-Time Patient Data
The first step in complete fluid management
FIZE Medical’s flagship product, the FIZE kUO platform, brings the precision of digital analytics to ensure that the vital metrics associated with kidney urine output are never overlooked. By eliminating manual measurement, FIZE kUO is empowering clinicians with real time, actionable data at their finger tips.
Enabling Next-Gen AI-Powered Fluid Management
Urine Output (U.O.), one of the six key vital signs driving health status and outcomes in patients is, for the first time, available to physicians to complete the circle of fluid management by providing actionable kidney function data that was never before available
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hospital-acquired AKI to
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mortality rate for
those with AKI
Unprecedented Safety
Early prediction of AKI and circulatory shock, allowing for timely treatment and prevention, may help avoid dire patient outcomes. CMS has demonstrated the importance of reducing the impact of AKI through their new measure “Hospital Harm: Acute Kidney Injury”, introduced in 2025 in their Electronic Clinical Quality Improvement (eCQI) program.
Operational Excellence
Our Vision
Imagining 360° fluid management
Expert Insights
“According to accumulated clinical data, hospital-acquired AKI is caused by various factors. Despite nurses’ best efforts, it’s hard to optimize every encounter in someone’s hospital stay. This is why it is highly beneficial to have an accurate detection system, such as the FIZE kUO, to start AKI treatment as soon as it’s needed.”
“Automatic, independent, precise, and timely measurement of urine output is crucial for effective monitoring of the critically ill patient. It guides our treatment strategies, informs our interventions, and ultimately impacts patient outcomes”
“In small babies, a 5 cc change will determine if they are anuric, oliguric, or have normal urine output. This precision is crucial for the early detection of AKI, as current manual measurement techniques lack the necessary accuracy to measure such small amounts of urine”
“FIZE kUO is a prime example of how technology can help us. Not only can it improve patient outcomes, but it saves nurses’ time. When nurses realize they don’t need to touch the urine collection bag or the urinometer as much as before, preventing infection… it becomes a no-brainer to use it”
1 http://www.cdc.gov/nchs/fastats/leading-causes-of-death.htm
2 http://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/26734260/
3 http://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/16177006/
4 Costs and outcomes of acute kidney injury (AKI) following cardiac surgery – PubMed