Intera 3000 Hepatic Artery Infusion (HAI) Pump

The Intera 3000 HAI Pump is the only FDA-approved implantable pump for HAI therapy

The Intera 3000 HAI Pump contains a drug reservoir which is attached to a catheter (a long tube) that connects to the hepatic artery – the blood vessel that supplies blood to tumors in the liver. The pump is made of titanium and has smooth contours. It’s about three inches in diameter, one inch thick, and weighs five ounces.

The pump is surgically implanted just below the skin in the abdomen. Implantation can be performed as a standalone surgery or during other scheduled surgeries such as the removal of existing tumors.

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Patient Pump

Once the pump is implanted, body heat enables the delivery of medicine. There are no batteries, motors or gears that can stall or fail. The pump does not run out of power because it is powered by body heat. The medication flows from the pump’s inner chamber, through the catheter, into the hepatic artery, and is delivered directly to the liver.

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Please see Important Safety Information for the Intera 3000 HAI Pump

Considering HAI therapy? Here is what to expect during pump implantation surgery and living with the pump.

Patient consult

"Patients should be the CEO of their treatment. Getting a pump is a powerful treatment that I would choose again if I had to do it all over."

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Individual results may vary. Talk to your physician about the risks and benefits of HAI therapy and to find out if the Intera 3000 HAI Pump is right for you.
Marsha S.
Marsha S.

"I truly believe the pump was an integral part of going from having terminal cancer to being cancer free."

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Individual results may vary. Talk to your physician about the risks and benefits of HAI therapy and to find out if the Intera 3000 HAI Pump is right for you.
Thomas P.
Thomas P.

"My granddaughters are all in their 20s, and I’ve been to their college graduations. I’m grateful that I faced this challenge head-on and found a specialist who offered HAI therapy."

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Individual results may vary. Talk to your physician about the risks and benefits of HAI therapy and to find out if the Intera 3000 HAI Pump is right for you.
Peter B.
Peter B.

"Since receiving the pump, I’ve continued to teach yoga, and I work out nearly every day. I’m immensely grateful for time with my young children that I’m the sole parent to."

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Individual results may vary. Talk to your physician about the risks and benefits of HAI therapy and to find out if the Intera 3000 HAI Pump is right for you.
Hope B.
Hope B.

"Doctors told me that my life was likely measured in weeks, not months. Four years later I have resumed my normal activities and spend time playing with my granddaughters and working on my golf swing."

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Individual results may vary. Talk to your physician about the risks and benefits of HAI therapy and to find out if the Intera 3000 HAI Pump is right for you.
Rick B.
Rick B.

"When your doctors tell you that you only have a 2% chance of long-term survival, you can’t think about the 98%; you have to focus on how you make that 2% your reality."

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Individual results may vary. Talk to your physician about the risks and benefits of HAI therapy and to find out if the Intera 3000 HAI Pump is right for you.
Josh G.
Josh G.

"While an implanted pump is a commitment, I was willing to make it after reading the clinical papers on the benefits the pump can provide."

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Individual results may vary. Talk to your physician about the risks and benefits of HAI therapy and to find out if the Intera 3000 HAI Pump is right for you.
Don S.
Don S.

"All I wanted was to be a new mom, raise my child, and be with my baby. Stage 4 cancer was not anything I expected at that point in life."

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Individual results may vary. Talk to your physician about the risks and benefits of HAI therapy and to find out if the Intera 3000 HAI Pump is right for you.
Stacy O.
Stacy O.