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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781403919779se areas, will assist the practitioner in addressing these complications quickly to prevent detrimental outcomes. This chapter will address common complications and focus on prevention and approaching these complications.

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Physics and Technology,The ECMO system is made up of key components that provide gas exchange, blood flow, sensors, and safety components. New technology is also deriving to assist with direct integration into the EMR. Detailed evaluation of the system and components can help the practitioner utilize key features to optimize patient care.

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