Experimental Liver Autotransplantation With Novel Scheme of Veno-venous Bypass as a Model of Liver Denervation and Delymphatization

Partsakhashvili, D.; Chkhaidze, Z; Khodeli, N; Pilishvili, O.; Jangavadze, M.; Kordzaia, Dimitri

doi:10.1016/j.transproceed.2012.10.048

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“…Based on these requirements, today, the most commonly used ECLS systems are equipped with either a volumetric peristaltic (shifting volume, for convenience are referred to as roller) pumps, or with dynamic centrifugal pumps [16][17][18].…”

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Practical and Theoretical Considerations for ECMO System Development

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Chkhaidze²,

Partsakhashvili³

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Extracorporeal Membrane Oxygenation: Advances in Therapy

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Extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO) is a well-established therapy for the temporary substitution for the heart and/or lungs in patients with acute cardiac or pulmonary failure. Recently, the development of portable systems has allowed for implementation of therapy outside of the intensive care units. ECMO can even be initiated in out-of-hospital situations to allow for patient stabilization and subsequent transfer to an appropriate hospital. This chapter will focus on the authors' development of a perfusion system based on a new double chamber pump. This unique design will, in theory, allow for a more complete and effective circulatory support to allow for myocardial and pulmonary recovery. The evolution from bench-top to animal testing will be described. The theoretical issues-including the advantages and disadvantages of roller and centrifugal pump designs-will also be discussed.

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