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Patient Convenience Focus of New Upgrades to HeliTrax System by CSL Behring
Date:5/4/2009

Hemophilia A patients can now record and track treatment progress between office visits wherever Internet access is available.

King of Prussia, PA (PRWEB) May 4, 2009 -- Hemophilia A patients and their treatment providers are now better able to manage their condition, thanks to an enhanced HeliTrax™ System from CSL Behring. Patients can now track and record their treatment progress in real time anywhere that internet access is available. By using a password-protected web interface, hemophilia A patients can easily input their treatment data and monitor their condition online even when they are not carrying their handheld electronic diary.

HeliTrax was launched by CSL Behring in 2008 to help improve patient-treatment team communications and therapy management. It is a wireless, state-of-the-art, data management system that allows hemophilia A patients to enter into the website or handheld device information about their bleeding events and dosing of Helixate® FS, Antihemophilic Factor (Recombinant). The details recorded can then be tracked by the patient and his treatment team.

"HeliTrax allows us to receive real time reporting of bleeds in our patients, which previously we were only able to review every six months, during their comprehensive visit," said Margy Sennett, RN, MS, CPNP, CPON, University of Virginia Children's Hospital. "This technology gives us the ability to intervene sooner when we determine a patient has developed target joint bleeding."

The enhancements to HeliTrax allow for a seamless synchronization of data between the website and handheld device, ensuring that the most recent
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