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Perfusion Art: “Heme Jellyfish”

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“Heme Jellyfish” _  ___________________Click Image to Enlarge

Photographer:  Brian Forsberg, MPH, CCP

Equipment:  iPhone 4 with instagram editing

Editing:  instagram editing, Photoshop watercolor filter

Narrative:   This is what happens when u drain an entire bag of cell saver into the cats by accident and then blood starts coming through…pretty cool looking

Time & Place:  2012:

About The Artist:

Brian volunteers his time @ ICHF as a pediatric perfusionist.

“I currently live in Miami and am the  practice Manager of two medical practices, DeGraft-Johnson Medical assoc. on St. Croix and Thoracic Innovation based out of Fort Lauderdale.  

I devote all my free time to traveling with charities volunteering my time to help educate perfusionists and provide perfusion for children in need all over the world.”

You should visit ICHF (International Children’s Heart Foundation)  if you have a chance…

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