1966
DOI: 10.1016/s0022-5223(19)43339-4
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Prolonged veno-venous perfusion with a membrane oxygenator for respiratory failure

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“…The greatest problem with this type of pulmonary support is that the volume of blood trans-ferred between the test and support animals must be equal to the cardiac output of the test animal. This is higher than has previously been reported (Zotti et al, 1966) but may be accounted for in that previous studies did not use totally apnoeic test animals. Because of this, support of larger animals might have been difficult due to the excessive cardiac load which the support animal would be required to bear.…”
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confidence: 55%
“…The greatest problem with this type of pulmonary support is that the volume of blood trans-ferred between the test and support animals must be equal to the cardiac output of the test animal. This is higher than has previously been reported (Zotti et al, 1966) but may be accounted for in that previous studies did not use totally apnoeic test animals. Because of this, support of larger animals might have been difficult due to the excessive cardiac load which the support animal would be required to bear.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 55%
“…Operationen am offenen Herzen in extrakorporaler Zirkulation sind bereits zur Routine geworden. Jedoch hat sich diese Methode nicht zur mechanischen Langzeit-Kreislaufunterstützung durchgesetz (30,32). Als obere Grenze des komplikationslosen Verlaufes werden Hämolysewerte bis maximal 200 mg% angesehen, weiter können schwere Zwischenfälle, wie besonders Nierenversagen (22) auftreten.…”
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“…Bei der Verwendung verschiedener Oxygenatoren besteht ebenso ein signifikanter Unterschied: am geringsten traumatisieren Membranoxygenatoren die Erythrozyten (21,32), dann Gitteroxygenatoren und am meisten Blubbleoxygenatoren. Bei den Travenol-Bubbleoxygenatoren besteht ein dreifach so hoher Gas-als Blutflow; der Gasflow ist der Hämolyse direkt proportional (26).…”
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