通过自动真空辅助静脉排水来实现更高的安全性和外科效率,而不是传统的基于调查的评估

Youssef El Dsouki1, Ignazio Condello2

  • 1Cardiovascular and Clinical Perfusion Department, Universitè, Paris-Sorbonne, 75005 Paris, France.

概括

自动真空辅助静脉排水系统 (VAVD) 与手动系统相比,在心脏外科手术中提供了更好的安全性和性能. 它们确保了更好的压力稳定性,减少了血液溶解和更快的警报反应,最大限度地降低了气栓塞等风险.

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