Using an intermittent flow (“clamp and flash”) method to assess the readiness to wean from VA ECMO in adult and pediatric patients

Since 2011, our center has used this technique without thrombotic complications when the protocol is followed. Most patients removed from ECMO did not require reinstitution, with rare cases needing VV support or VA support due to sepsis onset.

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Journal of ExtraCorporeal Technology
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2025-05-09
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https://doi.org/10.1051/ject/2025018
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Mechanical Circulatory Support Devices
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Using an intermittent flow (“clamp and flash”) method to assess the readiness to wean from VA ECMO in adult and pediatric patients

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Using an intermittent flow (“clamp and flash”) method to assess the readiness to wean from VA ECMO in adult and pediatric patients

Pavel Mishin, James R. Neal, Devon O. Aganga, Caitlin Blau, Troy G. Seelhammer
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Abstract

Since 2011, our center has used this technique without thrombotic complications when the protocol is followed. Most patients removed from ECMO did not require reinstitution, with rare cases needing VV support or VA support due to sepsis onset.

Journal of ExtraCorporeal TechnologyVol. 57(3)
Mayo Clinic (US), Mayo Clinic in Florida (US)
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