Category: Education

I.    DESCRIPTION: Methemoglobin (METHB) is a condition by which oxygen molecules cannot bind to hemoglobin thus the patient presents with a distinct […]

“The left shift of the oxyhemoblobin dissociation curve in the presence of significant quantities of HbF indicates that there is a propensity […]

(Click above to view source article) ABSTRACT = Objective: The role of nitric oxide (NO) in myocardial ischemia/reperfusion is controversial. While some […]

Great Colleges Offering Surgical Programs The training and education required to be a surgeon is staggering–but for good reason. Surgeons have one […]

Elisabetta Maio Hi Guys, I got this letter from a young Italian perfusion student.  She is looking for ideas for her thesis. […]

Click Image to View Conference Details 1-2 November 2012 / Uluru Northern Territory Uluru is one of Australia’s most recognizable natural landmarks. […]

Hi, Sorry to email you out of the blues. I like your blog very much. It is very informative and gives me […]

= From Greta: Hey Frank How goes it?  Hope all is well in TEXAS!!! A hospital administrator came to my office the other day and wanted to […]

A while ago I got an email from a colleague across the pond (the one leading down to the southern hemisphere), a […]

= From Jeff: Mr. Aprile, My name is Jeff  and I have been following Circuit Surfers for a few weeks now after […]

Perf 101:  The Extracorporeal Circuit Diversion of blood from the operative site, via an extracorporeal circuit (ECC) is necessary to proceed with […]

Training and Education of Perfusionists In the United States, a bachelor’s degree or junior-level prerequisites with concentrations in biology, chemistry, anatomy and […]