When a ‘Clean’ Spinal Tap Deceives: Adenovirus Strikes Toddlers’ Brains and Bodies
A Vietnamese case series documents four previously healthy toddlers with severe multisystem adenovirus illness, positive cerebrospinal fluid PCR, and near-normal ...
A Vietnamese case series documents four previously healthy toddlers with severe multisystem adenovirus illness, positive cerebrospinal fluid PCR, and near-normal ...
A new review maps how prehospital ECPR—starting heart-lung machines at the scene of cardiac arrest—could transform survival, and what Turkey ...
A case report describes how clinicians successfully resuscitated a Jehovah's Witness in cardiogenic shock using ECMO and a valve procedure ...
A small Mayo Clinic study finds that anticoagulant-free Impella purge solutions maintained device function during combined ECMO and Impella support, ...
A new review examines the 2026 Andes virus outbreak on the cruise ship MV Hondius, detailing the virus's unique human-to-human ...
Researchers at McMaster University have coated microfluidic oxygenator units with a covalent antithrombin-heparin complex using polydopamine, achieving durable, clot-resistant surfaces ...
A new letter in the Journal of Artificial Organs argues that PFA-200 closure times may be an unreliable marker of ...
A six-year national cohort of 215 Chilean patients shows hantavirus cardiopulmonary syndrome still carries roughly 20 percent in-hospital mortality, heavy ...
Sixty years after acute respiratory distress syndrome was first formally described, extracorporeal technology has moved from a desperate rescue measure ...
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