Blood gas control during cardiopulmonary bypass

Pearson, D. T.

doi:10.1177/026765918800300205

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“…The pump speed is then adjusted to the necessary flow. The gas through the oxygenator is regulated by means of a gas blender according to the values of the blood gas analysis [7]. The venous backflow is in the aspirative area of the centrifugal pump and is dependent on the negative pressure which is created by the pump.…”

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Percutaneous Cardiopulmonary Support (PCPS)

Urbánek¹,

Bock

Vicol³

1994

Cardiology

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The cardiopulmonary support system allows to maintain the patient’s cardiac and pulmonary functions when the patient’s cardiac or pulmonary status is failing. This system consists of a centrifugal pump with its control system, membrane oxygenator, measure devices for blood flow and pressure and a heating system for temperature conditioning of blood. The percutaneous application is easy and fast. Rapid priming, rapid insertion and high flow rates are characteristic for this method. The material costs for cardiac support of one patient are high, the price for one patient amounts to approximately DM 3,500. For the application the presence of an operating cardiologist, an anesthetist and a perfusionist is necessary.

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confidence: 99%