New clinical data presented at World Congress on Anesthesiology and Critical Care (WCAC) 2025 demonstrate that data-driven kidney urine output monitoring supports early intervention and better patient outcomes.
In collaboration with Prof. Moti Klein, Director of the ICU at Soroka Medical Center, the study analyzed data from 191 ICU patients who received furosemide. The findings showed that using the FIZE kUO® smart fluid management platform may allow clinicians to shorten the Furosemide Stress Test from two hours to just 15 minutes, enabling earlier, data-driven intervention.
“The ability to capture renal response within minutes – not hours – is a game-changer for ICU teams,” said Prof. Klein. “It supports earlier intervention, tighter fluid control, and better patient outcomes.”
This advancement underscores FIZE Medical’s mission to make fluid management smarter, faster, and grounded in real-time data – empowering ICU teams to move from reactive care to proactive care strategies.
