Experimental studies on extracorporeal circulation by Sarns     heart-lung machine with total prime of Hartman`s solution

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Korean J Thorac Cardiovasc Surg 1975; 8(2): 135-142

Published online December 1, 1975

Experimental studies on extracorporeal circulation by Sarns heart-lung machine with total prime of Hartman`s solution

김근호,박영관,지행옥,김영태,이종배,정윤채

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Total body perfusion using Sarns Heart-Lung-Machine, five head pump motor system with Travenol disposable bubble oxygenator was attempted in the dogs by the hemodilution method with total prime of buffered Hartman`s solution under moderate hypothermia. The first of all, the functions of Sarns Heart-Lung-Machine and effects of the hemodilution perfusion by buffered Hartman`s solution was studied. At the same time the changes of pressure of artery and vein, gas contents of the blood, and influence on the blood pictures were observed before, during, and after perfusion in 1-2 days. Hemodilution rates were the ranges of 85.0ml/kg to 97.3ml/kg and perfusion flow rates were maintained with the average 80. 5ml/kg/min [the ranges of 73.3ml/kg/min to 92.8ml/kg/min]. Hypothermia was employed between 35