ideal characteristics1 maximize gas transfer
Ideal Characteristics
1) Maximize gas transfer (oxygen, carbon dioxide and anaesthetic gases)
2) Minimize blood trauma
3) Good heat transfer efficiency
4) Minimize priming volume (amount of fluid required to fill the oxygenator and the tubing).
Expected delivery within 24 Hours
centrifugal pump this is available for clinical perfusion from 1976 bio medicus pump it is disposable causes less blood trauma and reduces the risk
pulsatile perfusion conventional pumps give continuous flow with very little pulsatile property pulsatile perfusion is likely to result in better
oxygenator they serve the function of lungs during extra corporeal circulation ecc - oxygenation removal of carbon dioxide and transport of
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ideal characteristics1 maximize gas transfer oxygen carbon dioxide and anaesthetic gases2 minimize blood trauma3 good heat transfer efficiency4
types of oxygenatorsa film oxygenatorsb disc oxygenatorsc bubble oxygenatorsd membrane oxygenatorsfilm and disc oxygenators are not used for clinical
draw a long line segment using i dda line drawing algorithm ii bresenham line drawing algorithm iii opengl function using gllines observe if dda
bubble oxygenators these have a mixing chamber where venous blood is collected and from the bottom end micro bubbles of oxygen are passed and as they
membrane oxygenators they are more physiological and are similar to natural lungs there is separation of blood and gas by membrane across which gas
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