PMID: 8971949Nov 1, 1996Paper

Clinical evaluation of the oxygenation capacity and controllability of 15 commercially available membrane oxygenators during alpha-stat regulated hypothermic cardiopulmonary bypass

Perfusion
D StinkensP Van Cauwelaert

Abstract

Oxygenation performance was tested in 15 membrane oxygenators by calculating the resistance for oxygenation (R) and the calculation of oxygen transferred versus FiO2. The clinical data reveal that the SARNS Turbo 440 (36.7-51.9%), the AFFINITY (37.2-50.1%) and the HF 5400 (37.5-52.3%) are the oxygenators with the lowest FiO2 settings for comparable amounts of oxygen transferred during hypothermia and during normothermia followed by MAXIMA Plus (39.1-55.8%), MAXIMA Plus PRF (39.1-56.2%), CAPIOX SX 18 (39.7-61.2%), MONOLYTH (43.0-61.3%), OXIM 11-34 (44.1-63.9%), COBE Duo (44.7-64.9%), COBE Optima (47.4-66.4%), COMPACTFLO (48.3-65.3%), SAFE II (49.0-67.6%), UNIVOX (49.8-71.3%), MAXIMA (50.2-70.1%) and the CM 50 (58.6-77.0%). Similar results were found by calculation of R. HF 5400 (2.41-1.87 mmHg/min/ml O2), AFFINITY (2.63-1.87 mmHg/min/ml O2). OXIM II-34 (2.72-2.45 mmHg/min/ml O2), MAXIMA Plus PRF (2.75-2.07 mmHg/min/ ml O2), COBE Optima (2.83-2.13 mmHg/min/ml O2), UNIVOX (2.84-2.17 mmHg/min/ml O2), MONOLYTH (2.89-2.24 mmHg/min/ml O2), SARNS Turbo 440 (3.03-2.12 mmHg/min/ml O2), MAXIMA Plus (3.09-2.28 mmHg/min/ml O2), SAFE 11 (3.19-2.50 mmHg/min/ml O2), CAPIOX SX 18 (3.27-2.44 mmHg/ min/ml O2), COMPACTFLO (3.41-2.50 mmHg/min/ml O2...Continue Reading

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Sep 1, 2004·The Annals of Thoracic Surgery·Antonio F CornoLudwig K von Segesser
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