Titlebook: Artificial Organs; Seminar Proceedings R. M. Kenedi,J. M. Courtney,Susan M. Gerard Conference proceedings 1977Latest edition Macmillan Publ

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An Experimental Model of Respiratory Insufficiency for Supplementary Extracorporeal Oxygenation alloxan, which has been described as mimicking septic shock (Pontoppidan .. 1972), and oleic acid which mimics fat embolism (King .. 1971). In these experiments emphasis was placed upon continuous measurement of the development of respiratory insufficiency to enable accurate assessment of effects.

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Nephrotomie-Verschlu? durch Fibrinkleber haemoperfusion in the treatment of renal and hepatic failure. It is suggested that future development in this area will be characterised by the advent of sorbent systems exhibiting characteristics more specific to the biological needs of particular applications.

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Handbook of Experimental Pharmacology by pulsating fluid waves and fluid flows. Resistance to fluid flow is small and the loss of adsorption rate owing to the immobilisation process is minimal. Devices using this process have saved experimental animals from lethal doses of phenobarbital and have been used in man to treat drug overdose.

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The Design of a Charcoal Haemoperfusion System by pulsating fluid waves and fluid flows. Resistance to fluid flow is small and the loss of adsorption rate owing to the immobilisation process is minimal. Devices using this process have saved experimental animals from lethal doses of phenobarbital and have been used in man to treat drug overdose.

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Membrane Oxygenation: An Overviewo reach the stage of widespread clinical application? What were the obstacles on the road? What has finally made the difference? And where do we go from here? These are the questions to be considered in this overview of membrane oxygenation.

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A High-Performance Membrane Lung used performance can increase by a factor of 15..Animal experiments, in which awake, newborn lambs were perfused for periods up to 48 h, using veno-venous bypass, are reported. The merits of various types of solid and microporous membranes are discussed.