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Is the perfusion workforce growing in step with demand, or quietly drifting out of balance? This month’s Pulse on Perfusion dives into a question that’s top of mind across the field: how training expansion, job market shifts, and evolving clinical roles are shaping the future of the profession. The responses reveal a mix of opportunity and concern, with many clinicians weighing whether current growth trends are sustainable. At Perfusion.com, this poll brings those perspectives into focus and highlights where the conversation is heading next.
Management Of The Patient Presenting With Anaemia In The Preoperative Setting
Preoperative anaemia is common, seen in a third of patients before major surgery. Both preoperative anaemia and blood transfusion are associated with increased patient risk and adverse outcome. Patient Blood Management (PBM) is the multidisciplinary, multimodal approach to optimising the care of patients who may require blood transfusion.
Risk Factors and Treatment of Oxygenator High-Pressure Excursions During Cardiopulmonary Bypass
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