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NxStage(R) to Recognize Several Key Milestones at American Society of Nephrology's Renal Week 2007
Date:10/31/2007

pared to its competition repeatedly after thorough evaluations by our growing number of partners," said Jeff Burbank, President and Chief Executive Officer of NxStage. "We are privileged to be the system of choice in major teaching institutions, as well as more than 100 hospitals. We have also launched two new initiatives to increase our clinical education commitment -- webinars and electronic newsletters -- designed to assist physicians and nurses in advancing CRRT practices."

Further supporting NxStage's mission to take a lead role in bringing beneficial innovation to renal patients and clinicians, NxStage announced the launch of the Streamline(TM) airless blood tubing system. Used for dialysis in the clinic or hospital, the innovative Streamline system is documented in a recent clinical study to increase delivered hemodialysis dose at lower cost while being simpler for users. Streamline is also more environmentally friendly than conventional blood tubing sets, with 40% less plastic and using significantly less water each treatment. Streamline was incorporated into NxStage's product offering through the acquisition of Medisystems Corporation, completed on October 1, 2007.

These milestones and other information will be recognized and discussed at NxStage's exhibit at the American Society of Nephrology's 2007 Annual Meeting and Scientific Exposition, also known as Renal Week, which will be held from October 31 to November 5, 2007, in San Francisco, CA. Interested parties who are participating in the conference can visit NxStage and Medisystems at exhibit booth numbers 1621 and 1520, respectively.

Additionally, interest in, and clinical data regarding, more frequent and home hemodialysis, as well advanced renal care technologies and therapies, continues to grow. A number of presentations, posters and abstracts related to these subjects will be provided at this year's conference.

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