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Table 2 ECMO in polytraumatic patients combining acute pulmonary failure and other vital organ damage: literature review

From: Non-heparinized ECMO serves a rescue method in a multitrauma patient combining pulmonary contusion and nonoperative internal bleeding: a case report and literature review

References

Case no.

Combined injury besides pulmonary failure

Intervention

ECMO

Heparin

ECMO duration

Outcome

Madershahian et al. [2]

1, 19/F

Spleen, Liver

Laparotomy

v-a5

(+)

138 hours

Survived

Right main bronchus

Thoracotomy

 

2, 48/M

Vertebra and long bone Fracture

Osteosynthesis

v-a

(+)

120 hours

Survived

 

3, 26/M

Spleen

Splenectomy

v-va6

(+)

84 hours

Survived

Brain

Yuan et al. [5]

4, 18/M

Liver, Gr. III

Conservative

v-v

(+)

10 days

Survived

Endobronchial hemorrhage

 

5, 38/M

Brain SDH1

Conservative

v-v

(+)

5 days

Survived

Campione et al. [4]

6, 14/M

Bronchial Disruption

Right bilobectomy of lung

v-v

(+)

3 days

Survived

Yen et al. [7]

7, 21/M

Brain EDH2

Decompressive craniotomy

v-a

(+)

49 hours

Survived

Friesenecker, et al. [8]

8, 34/M

Liver, Spleen

Laparotomy

v-v

(+)

17 days

Survived

Brain ICH3 with edema

Decompressive craniotomy

Muellenbach et al. [9]

9, 53/M

Liver

Laparotomy

v-v

(−)

8 days

Survived

Traumatic brain injury

ICP4 Monitoring

 

10, 16/M

Traumatic brain injury

 

v-v

(−)

3 days

Survived

 

11, 28/M

Spleen

Splenectomy

v-v

(−)

2 days

Survived

Traumatic brain injury

Arlt et al. [6]

10 Cases

Bleeding shock

-

7 v-v

All (−)

Mean 5 days

6/10 Survived

3 v-a

  1. 1SDH: Subdural hemorrhage; 2EDH: Epidural hemorrhage; 3ICH: Intracerebral hemorrhage; 4ICP: Intracerebral pressure; 5V-a: Venoarterial ; 6V-va: veno-venoarterial.