Clinical guides, protocols, whitepapers and publications from the NexusMed medical team — for patients who want to understand their process and physicians who want to learn our methodology.
Introduction to therapeutic plasmapheresis
What plasmapheresis is, how it works, indications by ASFA classification, differences between procedure types, and what to expect as a patient.
Cellular medicine: MSCs and exosomes — a patient guide
An accessible explanation of mesenchymal stem cells and exosomes: how they're obtained, how they work, which conditions may benefit, and what to expect from the protocol.
Extended biomarker panel — what it measures and why it matters
A breakdown of the 80+ parameters in NexusMed's advanced diagnostic panel: what each group means (inflammation, metabolism, hormonal, immune) and how it guides the protocol.
Preventive vs. reactive medicine: the paradigm shift
A conceptual framework on why precision medicine bases its interventions on early biomarkers rather than late clinical diagnoses, with evidence and clinical examples.
Referral criteria for NexusMed — a guide for referring physicians
For specialist physicians: which conditions can be referred, how we coordinate with the treating physician, what information we need, and how shared follow-up works.
GEMA technology: clinical specifications and comparison
A technical document on the GEMA device: architecture, operating parameters, comparison with conventional apheresis systems, and documented clinical advantages.
Publications, clinical networks and institutional affiliations that support NexusMed's methodology.
Therapeutic Plasmapheresis in Clinical Medicine
The first Spanish-language book on therapeutic plasmapheresis published in Latin America.
Apheresis Technology
A network of 850+ clinical centers in 10+ countries using apheresis technology developed by the NexusMed team.
Pavlov First Saint Petersburg State Medical University
One of the world's leading institutions in internal medicine, immunology and apheresis.
ASFA · ISUOG · Guillain-Barré Foundation
The American Society for Apheresis (ASFA) publishes the leading international clinical guidelines for therapeutic apheresis indications.
Looking to refer a patient to NexusMed?
We coordinate closely with specialist physicians from any country. If you have a patient with an autoimmune, inflammatory or degenerative condition that isn't responding to conventional treatment, we can conduct a joint evaluation.
Our collaboration protocol includes: review of the patient's history, a protocol proposal with clinical rationale, a shared progress report, and direct communication between medical teams.
Contact for physiciansA summarized clinical history, current diagnosis, prior treatments, and the referral objective. A complete history isn't required for the initial evaluation.
Our medical team responds within 24–48 business hours with a preliminary assessment and proposed process.
The referring physician receives a progress report at the end of the protocol and may request access to interim results.
