Click Image to view corporate site. Editor’s Note: I used the FORE-SIGHT cerebral oximeter, the other day on a patient with documented carotid disease. I watched the monitor closely for changes as the changes were made while on bypass (Q, pressure, sweep gas, temperature, cardiac index, X-clamping, cardioplegia, and so forth). It is a sensitive […]
Editor’s Note: I got an email regarding a new EMR platform for Perfusionists. Having designed numerous database systems before, this would in my opinion be worth taking a look at. I will review the system in the coming week. In the mean time- download it and check it out 🙂 Hey it’s FREE ! […]
Editor’s Note: I got an email regarding a new EMR platform for Perfusionists. Having designed numerous database systems before, this would in my opinion be worth taking a look at. I will review the system in the coming week. In the mean time- download it and check it out 🙂 Hey it’s FREE ! […]
Click Image to view corporate site. Editor’s Note: I have used BIS monitoring forever, and have always found it a very valuable tool. So recently I get an email from a guy named Eric Sughrue, and some stuff about the FORE-SIGHT cerebral oximeter. At first I wasn’t that interested, but he was exceptionally polite, professional, […]
Click images to enlarge Editors Note: I got an email from my overseas friend, Dario Fichera, an Italian perfusionist that is very involved in the international perfusion community. (Dario has been involved in perfusion mission work to Africa .) Below are some pictures of a mobile ECMO (Street ECMO) emergency aid station that the Italians […]
Editor’s Note: This is an exploratory post on Hybrid OR’s. The link below is an excellent introduction to the subject, and the dialogue / conversation framed at the heart of this posts- is obviously taken from a beginners perspective. Any links, or insights would be greatly welcomed in the comments section- Click image to view […]