Abstracts — Scansect 2026
Invited Speakers:
- A simple and cost-effective strategy to prevent HPE in cardiopulmonary bypass circuits — Amrit S. Thiara
- ECBP Expert consensus statement – qualifications and competencies for clinicla perfusionists in Europe — Adrian Bauer
- Is higher always better? HCT during cardiopulmonary bypass — Anders Hjärpe
- Cannulation and perfusion strategies in aortic surgery — Alexander Wahba
- Artificial intelligence and machine learning: A primer for perfusionists — Richard Issitt
- Accidental hypothermic cardiac arrest on the fringe — André Roslin
- Perfusion and surgical management in patients with thoracic aortic disease — Erik Braatz
- Pediatric ECMO case study — Victoria Molyneux
- Beyond the guidelines: A critical appraisal of the 2022 ELSO ECMO Circuit Guidelines — Leen Vercaemst
- Prediction and control of oxygen extraction for goal-directed perfusion during pediatric CPB — Richard Issitt
- Equipment selection in pediatric ECMO — Korneel Vandewiele
- Causes of pediatric cardiac arrest — Johan Holmén
Students:
- Under pressure: Investigating hemolysis at -100 and -300 mmHg in cell saver — Nikolaj P. Schierbeck
- Evaluation of residual blood from the cardiopulmonary bypass circuit using differentbemptying methods — Signe Erez
- In bad shape? Effects on negative pressure on platelets in the context of cardiopulmonary bypass — Fannar Theódórs
Best First Time/Perfusionist School Graduation Paper Presentation
- Sodium chloride addition to cardiopulmonary bypass priming effects on electrolyte and osmolality homeostasisn in a RCT — Daniel Heinemann
- Cardiopulmonary bypass cooling strategies during circulatory arrest and renal consequences – A national registry study — Jimmy Eckre
- Project bubble watch – Gaseous microemboli removal efficacy comparing oxygenators with and without arterial filter during cardiopulmonary bypass: A pilot study — Niklas Strømberg