Category: Perfusion.com

“Every practice regarding cardioplegia that works in neonates- works on adults as well- however it is NOT applicable vice-versa” Editor’s Note: Clearly […]

Editor’s Note: Here is a guest post presented in it’s raw and natural form, written by Michael Colligan, RN, MS, CCP. Thank you […]

First Announcement Dear colleagues, We are proud to announce that the first “Scandinavian Paediatric Perfusion Meeting” will take place in Lund, Sweden […]

“So yes, we engage hope and strive to do our best, but our vision for this patient’s future is sometimes less than vibrant- […]

Happy 4th of July !   This Saturday is a celebration not just for Americans.  It also reflects the same celebration of freedom […]

Editor’s Note: I was on my good friend Giuseppe Salerno’s FB group (Gruppo dei Perfusionisti!!!), when a post he put up caught my eye.  Now […]

“Perfusion as a discipline is still very much in need of empirical evidence in order to develop best practices.” Editor’s Note: This […]

Editor’s Note: This is a continuation of a new series with a guest blogger who is currently enrolled in a perfusion program.  I […]

Editor’s Note: This photo captured my imagination.  On many levels… It speaks to me because it shows the human spirit for what […]

Editor’s Note: This is a continuation of a new series with a guest blogger who is currently enrolled in a perfusion program.  I […]

Note the cooling coils on the surgeons head (L) Editor’s Note: When I saw this on FB I had to laugh- and […]

Editor’s Note: If there is anybody in the Phoenix Arizona area tthat is so inclined, this potential student is interested in perfusion. Frank Hi, I […]