https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mvdbFsudPWE Join us as we explore the past, present, and future of perfusion.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gub8muMlfiI Our ability to increase knowledge, calculate risk, and detect perioperative events associated with surgery and CPB is improving through our interaction with data and artificial intelligence (AI). The application of predictive AI models offers the...
We welcome you to join Frank Merkle, Ph.D., ECCP, and Benjamin Haupt, M. Sc., ECCP, to discuss the development of demographics and morbidities in Germany, the development of extracorporeal technology and new aspects in patient treatment,…
Join us in assessing the impact of pulsatile perfusion on cerebral hemodynamics, vital organ injury, and clinical outcomes compared to non-pulsatile perfusion. Our speaker is Akif Ündar, MS, MSE, PhD, Professor of Pediatrics, Surgery, and Biomedical…
An emerging crisis in the healthcare environment inflicting illness and hardship on untold numbers of individuals. This silent epidemic is not being borne by patients treated at clinics and hospitals, but by those charged with administering…
We welcome you to join Michael S Firstenberg, MD, FACC, FAIM, a board-certified thoracic surgeon at The Medical Center of Aurora, who will discuss why neurocognitive complications after aortic surgery continue to be a challenging problem…
A key performance indicator (KPI) is a type of performance measurement, and KPIs evaluate the success of a particular activity that your organization is engaged in. KPIs are critical in understanding the health of your business…
The Early Years of Perfusion Education The Cleveland Clinic established the first organized perfusion program in 1963, followed by the first university-affiliated program at Ohio State in 1969. Once the ’70s hit, interest in perfusion grew,…
Dr. Quincy Byrdsong, the vice provost for health affairs at Lipscomb University discusses below the newest perfusion school that will open its doors this fall. He details how Lipscomb came to the decision to open this…
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