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EPISODE · Jul 15, 2017 · 35 MIN

Crash Episode – MicroDissection of Yannopoulos’ ECMO Method

from ED ECMO · host Zack Shinar, MD

The University of Minnesota Cath Lab Cannulation Method

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In ep. 36, Zack interviewed Demetris Yannopoulos on the amazing ECPR experience at University of Minnesota. In this crash episode, I reinterview Dr. Yannopoulos on the intricacies of how cannulates. Some Highlights * Uses amplatz super-stiff with 1cm J-tip * arterial puncture first * dilates with 12 and 14 for artery and 16 and 18 for vein * places venous cannula first * 25 F venous cannula * places arterial 15 F in females and 17 F in males empirically (different than publication) * Dilates tracts with kelly * Starts flow at 2.5 50% fio2 and ramps up * His leg perfusion cath of choice is the 9F Arrow Mac. He uses the big sideport for blood flow and the smaller one to run the systemic heparin

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