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- - A 53-year-old man experienced a complete blockage of his left main coronary artery and went into cardiac arrest while doctors were trying to perform angioplasty on another artery.
- - Traditional methods of resuscitation did not work, but the use of portable cardiopulmonary bypass support during the procedure helped save his life.
- - This case highlights the importance and effectiveness of portable cardiopulmonary bypass support as a critical resource in catheterization labs for emergency situations.
Article Abstract
A 53-year-old man had total occlusion of the left main coronary artery with subsequent cardiac arrest during attempted angioplasty of the circumflex coronary artery. Conventional resuscitation was unsuccessful. However, emergent portable cardiopulmonary bypass support in the catheterization laboratory contributed to excellent long-term survival. Portable cardiopulmonary bypass support is a valuable resuscitative tool readily available in the catheterization laboratory setting.
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