论文信息 - Cardiopulmonary bypass model in the rat: a new minimal invasive model with a low flow volume.

Cardiopulmonary bypass model in the rat: a new minimal invasive model with a low flow volume.

Numerous cardiopulmonary bypass (CPB) models in the rat have already been described, but these models often have an important mortality and differ a lot from human clinical conditions thus making them hardly usable. The CPB model in the rat we describe allows a femoro-femoral support CPB with a low priming volume, minimal surgical approach and excellent peroperative survival. This CPB model in the rat allows evaluating extracorporeal circulation effects.

G. Lebreton | J. Bessou | F. Doguet | F. Tamion

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