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• The disadvantages of direct contact between the blood and air were well recognized, and the less traumatic membrane oxygenator was developed to overcome these.
• A membrane oxygenator was also used in the system in a further attempt to prevent denaturation of the lipo-proteins because only 35 % of the lipo-proteins were removed by cryo-precipitation.
• And if that doesn't work, a last resort is to place the baby for several days on an extracorporeal membrane oxygenator-- essentially a heart-lung machine-- which involves major surgery and expert monitoring.
• The first membrane artificial lung was demonstrated in 1955 by the group led by Willem Kolff and in 1956 the first disposable membrane oxygenator removed the need for time consuming cleaning before re-use.
• Unsubstantiated claims regarding Dr . Peirce were inserted on cardiac surgery and Membrane oxygenator ( primarily " paved the way for successful open heart surgery "-see my comment on Talk : Membrane oxygenator ).
• Unsubstantiated claims regarding Dr . Peirce were inserted on cardiac surgery and Membrane oxygenator ( primarily " paved the way for successful open heart surgery "-see my comment on Talk : Membrane oxygenator ).
• Dutton, R . C ., " et al . ", " Development and Evaluation of a New Hollow Fibre Membrane Oxygenator ", Transactions of the American Society for Artificial Internal Organs, 17 ( 1971 ), 331-336.
• The early artificial lungs used relatively impermeable polyethylene or Teflon homogeneous membranes, and it was not until more highly permeable silicone rubber membranes were introduced in the 1960s ( and as hollow fibres in 1971 ) that the membrane oxygenator became commercially successful.
• Kolff, W . J ., and Effler, D . B ., " Disposable Membrane Oxygenator ( Heart-Lung Machine ) and its use in Experimental and Clinical Surgery while the Heart is Arrested with Potassium Citrate According to the Melrose Technique, Transactions of the American Society for Artificial Internal Organs, 2 ( 1956 ), 13-17.