The life-support system called ECMO can rescue COVID-19 patients from the brink of death, but not at the rates seen early in the pandemic, a new international study finds.

Sending more ECMO circuits – the pumps, tubes and controllers used in the treatment – to these hospitals is not sufficient; specially trained teams, adequate blood supply and other factors are ...

Original Article Published: 25 March 2010 Endothelial colony-forming cells and mesenchymal stem cells from ECMO circuits of term infants S J Hoesli, L E Mead, D Prater, M J Javed, D A Ingram & S C ...

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However, IV infusion of MSCs in ECMO patients poses significant challenges, including the risk for circuit obstruction due to cell size and aggregation, which could compromise ECMO function and ...

The method-named CIBA, for Consecutive Intrabronchial Administration -enables the delivery of stem-cell-based treatments directly into the alveoli of critically ill patients who cannot receive ...

The life-support system called ECMO can rescue COVID-19 patients from the brink of death, but not at the rates seen early in the pandemic, a new study finds. Where once about 60 percent of such ...