2006 MEETING

Proceedings of the 2006 Perfusion Downunder Meeting are available in the December 2006 Issue of the Journal of Extracorporeal Technology (JECT) http://www.amsect.org/members/ecu/library/ject/2006_volume38/issue4/Proceedings.pdf


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Papers Presented:

• Ethics in Research: Bend it like Beauchamp - Professor Alan Merry FANZCA (NZ)
• Temperature Management: What's Hot About Hypothermia - Dr Tim Jones
• Tepid surgery: Current but Is It Evidence Based? - Ass Prof John Knight
• Nadir HCT – Does It Matter? : CPB Is Not an independent Risk Factor for Red Cell Transfusion in CABG - Kieron Potger
• Nadir HCT – Does It Matter? : Low HCT: Poor Outcome - Robert Groom
• Transfusion Thresholds: Complex Risk And Benefit Considerations - Dr.Hilary Grocott
• The Old and the Young: Perfusing the Generation Gap. The Paediatric Brain: How Do We Protect It? - Dr Tim Jones
• The Old and the Young: Perfusing the Generation Gap. The Geriatric Brain: How Much Do We Need to Change? - Tim Willcox
• Glucose management: Issues in Depth. Perioperative Glycemic Control: How Sweet It Is - Dr Hilary Grocott
• Reducing Embolisation: The Perfusionist and the Surgeon - Dr Tim Jones
• Emboli in the Real World: In Vitro models of CPB - Tim Willcox
• Bypass and the Brain - Robert Groom
• Bypass and the Brain: Neurobehavioural Outcomes: Relevant and Practical - Robert Baker
• Creatine Kinase and Troponin T Release After Cardiac Surgery - Andrew Sanderson
• Improving bypass and Outcome With Data - Robert Groom
• PDU Collaboration Workshop: The Value of Data Collection:The First Generation PDUC Database - Richard Newland