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Perfusion 101: Cannulation Sketches

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Editor’s Note:

How often have you found yourself drawing on the back of a piece of paper, your chart, a napkin, a paper towel, or a scrap of paper- in order to draw a picture describing an anatomical aspect of perfusion, the heart, or cannulation?

I know that I have done it more times than I can count, and I am a horrible artist to say the least 🙂

So the other day, as was my habit- I started to grab the closest scrap of paper near me to once again draw something out for a visiting student, when my good friend and colleague- Renee CCP, told me to  “simmer down” and snagged a pre-printed diagram of heart cannulation (yes that gem you see right above my face)  🙂

So I present a few other diagrams, that I sniffed around for- more as an informative pictorial educational gallery- to entertain your visitors the next time they come visit the OR.

Enjoy and have a great day!  🙂

 

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