Cardiopulmonary Bypass: Conduct and Weaning

Mr Abdelhadi Ismail of the Southampton University Hospitals Trust in the UK presents an educational series on cardiopulmonary bypass in which he presents some of the fundamental concepts underlying cardiopulmonary bypass and reviews techniques.
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[@meagle2000]

Great. Where are the remaining videos please

[@mrigankamazumdar1685]

Thanks a lot, many of my doubts were cleared today after watching this video.

[@giovannigadotti8442]

Just a couple of observation regarding dosage of drugs cited in the presentation. It seems to me that .5mg/Kg o mannitol is a small amount (i.e 250ml of Mannitol 10% is 25g of mannitol, approximately .5g/Kg) and the protamine heparin ratio is 1mg of protamine neutralises 100U of heparin.

[@emekakesieme216]

Beautiful and to the point

[@decodingcap9965]

Where can I get these slides from?

[@sandhyasubanthini8436]

🤝🤝🤝

[@emekakesieme216]

Emeka

[@decodingcap9965]

To simplify the chaos : 1gm of heparin = 100 Units of heparin = 1 gm of protamine requiring to neutralise the same!

[@manvendra5528]

It’s 1 mg = 100 units It’s not 1 g Correct it

[@emekakesieme216]

Emeka

[@emekakesieme216]

Emeka