Christofer Stegmayr

embolism absorption dynamics Theoretical and experimental intravascular gas

D. Eckmann, Z. Dujic, M. Ljubković, 2015 .

Microemboli, developed during haemodialysis, pass the lung barrier and may cause ischaemic lesions in organs such as the brain.

P. Jonsson, B. Stegmayr, U. Forsberg, 2010, Nephrology, dialysis, transplantation : official publication of the European Dialysis and Transplant Association - European Renal Association.

A high blood level in the venous chamber and a wet‐stored dialyzer help to reduce exposure for microemboli during hemodialysis

B. Nilsson, P. Jonsson, B. Stegmayr, 2013, Hemodialysis international. International Symposium on Home Hemodialysis.

The sensor in the venous chamber does not prevent passage of air bubbles during hemodialysis.

P. Jonsson, B. Stegmayr, U. Forsberg, 2007, Artificial organs.

Hemodialysis Dialyzers Contribute to Contamination of Air Microemboli that Bypass the Alarm System in the Air Trap

P. Jonsson, B. Stegmayr, U. Forsberg, 2008, The International journal of artificial organs.

Venous chambers in clinical use for hemodialysis have limited capacity to eliminate microbubbles from entering the return bloodline. An in vitro study.

P. Jonsson, B. Stegmayr, U. Forsberg, 2023, Artificial organs.

A high blood level in the air trap reduces microemboli during hemodialysis.

P. Jonsson, B. Stegmayr, U. Forsberg, 2012, Artificial organs.

Development of air micro bubbles in the venous outlet line: an in vitro analysis of various air traps used for hemodialysis.

Ulf Forsberg, P. Jonsson, B. Stegmayr, 2007, Artificial organs.

Air bubbles pass the security system of the dialysis device without alarming.

Ulf Forsberg, P. Jonsson, L. Karlsson, 2007, Artificial organs.

Microbubbles of air may occur in the organs of hemodialysis patients.

B. Stegmayr, J. Hultdin, P. Jonson, 2012, ASAIO journal.