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Important Notice:

White Swell Limited (In Liquidation) (“the Company”)

Please note that Aengus Burns of Burns Advisory has been formally appointed as Liquidator to the Company pursuant to an Order of the High Court made on 27 July 2026. This followed his appointment as Provisional Liquidator on 30 June 2026.

The Company is not conducting any further development activity, staff employment has ceased and it is now in the process of being wound up.

Creditors have been written to and have been asked to forward any claims to the Liquidator.

Should you require any additional information please contact the Liquidator by email to:
aengus.burns@burnsadvisory.ie

Or by post to:
Aengus Burns
Liquidator
White Swell Limited (In Liquidation)
M: +353863371576
E: aengus.burns@burnsadvisory.ie
A: Burns Advisory
Floor 2, Odeon House, 7 Eyre Square, Galway
H91 YNC8

Reset Fluid Balance

A different approach to decongestion for Acute
Decompensated Heart Failure

WhiteSwell is a patient-focused company dedicated to the treatment of acute decompensated heart failure (ADHF) by supporting the body’s lymphatic system during decongestion.

Reset Fluid Balance

A different approach to decongestion for Acute
Decompensated Heart Failure

WhiteSwell is a patient-focused company dedicated to the treatment of acute decompensated heart failure (ADHF) by supporting the body’s lymphatic system during decongestion.

Tissue Congestion

Leg swelling and difficulty breathing in acute decompensated heart failure (ADHF) are common symptoms that indicate excess fluid in the tissues and organs. Current therapy targets vascular congestion but does not directly target tissue and organ congestion. Even after intravenous diuretic therapy, residual congestion can persist, contributing to poor outcomes. ^{1, 2, 3}

A critical link is the ability of the lymphatic system to remove fluid from the tissue and organs to maintain fluid balance. Lymphatic vessels throughout the body drain and filter 8 liters of fluid per day out of interstitial tissues to the vascular system, where it can be removed with diuretic therapy. In ADHF, the lymphatic system is overwhelmed and cannot effectively drain fluid, causing edema. ^{4, 5, 6}

Significance of Tissue Congestion

eLym™ System

During ADHF, venous pressure increases, slowing or stopping the drainage of fluid out of the tissues via the lymphatic system’s major highway, the thoracic duct. WhiteSwell engineered the eLym™ System to create a low-pressure zone at the thoracic duct outlet to reduce resistance to lymphatic drainage.⁷

eLym™ System for ADHF treatment