VV ECMO or VA ECMO? (V-A ECMO or V-V ECMO)? There are two general types of ECMO that you hear about VV ECMO or VA ECMO. Provider Information Provider Name Perfusion Education Same as (Website / Social Media) https://library.perfusioneducation.com That’s what...
What is VV ECMO? VV ECMO is for patients who are experiencing respiratory failure. Provider Information Provider Name Perfusion Education Same as (Website / Social Media) https://perfusioneducation.com/ What is VV ECMO? Let’s look at what is VV ECMO. VV ECMO is...
VA ECMO VA ECMO is for patients who are experiencing acute severe cardiac failure and it provides direct circulatory and respiratory support Provider Information Provider Name Perfusion Education Same as (Website / Social Media) https://perfusioneducation.com/ What is...
ECMO Cannulation – Basic Strategies - Extracorporeal Membrane Oxygenation Anybody who sort of knew or you feel like maybe you could use a review or you’re not do very many ECMO this lecture today is really going to catch all with a giant net no matter how basic...
What is ECMO? What is ECMO (Extracorporeal Membrane Oxygenation)? ECMO – Extracorporeal Membrane Oxygenation, also known as ELS (Extracorporeal Life Support) Provider Information Provider Name Perfusion Education Same as (Website / Social Media)...
This program details the RESP and PRESERVE scores for predicting survival with the use of V-V ECMO in the ARDS patient. The program also details a single practice-multi, center program’s outcomes comparing RESP and PRESERVE to COVID associated ARDS. #perfusion...
PerfWeb #59 – Ventricular Assist Devices (VAD) – Vanderbilt University Medical Center; Department of CV Surgery: Faculty Forum Vascular Assist Devices (VADs) are a type of mechanical circulatory device used to treat heart failure. VADs work by assisting...
Having a family as a healthcare provider is challenging for everyone. Perfusion and having a family has its own unique challenges. Join the discussion on how other high level perfusion professionals have balanced work and life, raising their families, lessons learned...
There exists a phrase every perfusion student learns: “Those that have and those that will.” After over 40 years of clinical practice, Joe Basha, CCP discusses some of his most memorable cases where mistakes were made and what lessons were learned that...
