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Understanding ECLS: Navigating Its Adverse Effects – Perfusion Conference 2024

by Skrydalewicz Maciej | Feb 18, 2024

Register Now #ECLS #perfusion #icu PerfWeb 98 continues its educational journey into Day 2, focusing on the pivotal aspects of Extracorporeal Life Support (ECLS) and its adverse effects. Scheduled for Tuesday, March 19, 2024, this session is a crucial convergence for...

PerfWeb 77 – Day 1 – Tammy Sparacino Journal Club: Safely Repositioning a Dual Lumen ECMO Cannula | Perfusion Meeting 2022

by Skrydalewicz Maciej | Feb 17, 2022

PerfWeb 77 – Day 1 – Tammy Sparacino Journal Club: Safely Repositioning a Dual Lumen ECMO Cannula Tammy will discussed published data on how to safely reposition a dual lumen ECMO cannula without the need of interrupting flow and replacing the cannula....

Higher or Lower Oxygen. Predicting V-A ECMO Survival – Perfusion Meeting 2021

by Skrydalewicz Maciej | Jun 14, 2021

Higher or lower oxygen targets and survival and Predicting V-A ECMO survival with SAVE Lectures on lower or higher oxygen targets and survival in critical care patients. Using the SAVE score to predict survival with V-A ECMO. Discussions on these topics with Joe...

Heparin Free (VV ECMO) Veno Venous Extracorporeal Membrane Oxygenation in a Multiple Trauma Patient

by Skrydalewicz Maciej | May 24, 2021 | ECMO, Heart Surgery, Perfusion

PerfWeb 58 — Tammy Sparacino Journal Club – John Ingram Knowledge Nuggets #perfusion #ECMO #Bivalirudin Tammy Sparacino Journal Club: Heparin – free ( VV ECMO) Veno – Venous Extracorporeal Membrane Oxygenation in a multiple trauma patient: A case...

Validating “RESP” and “PRESERVE” A single practice ECMO for Covid-19 experience

by Skrydalewicz Maciej | May 23, 2021 | ECMO, Heart Surgery, Perfusion

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...

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