67: Da DO2: Fundamental ECMO Physiology with Sage Whitmore

ED ECMO by Zack Shinar, MD

Oct 14, 202033:46Science & Medicine

Have you ever wondered about how initiating ECMO changes the cardiovascular physiology? Have you wondered what metrics you should be looking at when resuscitating a patient that has a beating heart and a ECMO flow? Dr. S...

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