216. Rasterelektronenmikroskopische Untersuchungsbefunde an Fremdoberflächen extrakorporaler Kreislaufsysteme

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1977
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Abstract
Nach tierexperimentellen Langzeitperfusionen (12–24h) wurden die Oberflächen der extracorporalen Kreisläufe rasterelektronenmikroskopisch untersucht. An Stellen verlangsamter und/oder turbulenter Strömung kam es bevorzugt zur Ablagerung von Fibrin-, Thromben- und Zelldetritus. Diese Ablagerungen wurden sowohl in Kreisläufen einer Standardausrüstung unter Vollheparinisierung als auch in Kreisläufen, bei denen zur VerbeBerung der Kompatibilität eine blutkontaktseitige Beschichtung mit silica-free-silicone-ruber" bestand, unter reduzierter Heparindosierung gefunden. After long-term perfusion in animals (12–24 h) the surfaces of the extracorporeal circuits were studied by scanning electron microscopy. Especially at points of slow and/or turbulent flow patterns, there were deposits of fibrin, blood clots, and cell fragments. The deposits were observed in circuits of standard equipment and full heparinization as well as in circuits with a “silica-free silicone rubber”-coating for better compatibility and reduced heparinization.
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Authors J. A. Herzer,K. Falke,K. A. Rosenbauer,H.-D. Schulte;J. A. Herzer;K. Falke;K. A. Rosenbauer;H.-D. Schulte;
Journal Langenbecks Archiv für Chirurgie
Year 1977
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10.1007/bf01305662
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