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Tim A.s. Kaufmann

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Anatomic and flow dynamic considerations for safe right axillary artery cannulation.

2013

Objectives Neuroprotection is of paramount interest in cardiac surgery. Right axillary artery cannulation is well established in aortic surgery because it significantly improves survival and outcome, but malperfusion of the right brain after direct cannulation has been reported. Anatomically, 4 vessel segments are potentially amenable for cannulation of the subclavian and axillary arteries. Clinical studies vary widely in dissection sites and cannulation techniques. We investigated critical flow dynamics in the right brain caused by arterial inflow after direct cannulation and specified cannulation positions that provide optimal cerebral perfusion. Methods Distances from the lateral margin …

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