Category: Perfusion.com

Editor’s Note: I saw an interesting image of an aortic stent on the SUNY FB page, and followed their link to the […]

Click image to enlarge Editor’s Note: Once again, just checking early morning news and chatter on Facebook, and another interesting idea rears […]

At the Family Cabin in Lake City The Details on the Conference can be Found Below… Click Image to View details ….  […]

(Click Image to Enlarge) Editor’s Note: I got this letter from a European perfusionist visiting the U.S. for a conference coming up […]

OPFT Part IX:   Using OPFT to Refine Extracorporeal Support Strategy. The anion gap is the difference in the measured cations and the […]

Hi all ! Just got back from a wonderful vacation, and am am glad to be back.  Have a lot to talk […]

“Suitcase & Pump”    _______________________Click image to enlarge Editor’s Note: I had originally posted the above picture  as “Perfusion Art” and wasn’t at […]

This was Right after I moved to Texas ! ( She’s a bit bigger now 🙂 = ) YO !  It’s Summer […]

OPFT Part VIII:  Interpreting the Anion Gap The anion gap is the difference in the measured cations and the measured anions in […]

Just one of those days.  Nothing scary on the horizon- and our desert world is getting watered 🙂 Loaded for Bear Torrential […]

Click image to enlarge- It’s WORTH it ! I got this photo from an Indian Perfusionist working in Belgium: Avinash Moreshwar. That […]

OPFT Part VII:  The Anion Gap The anion gap is the difference in the measured cations and the measured anions in serum, […]