SCCM Resource Library-Does the Timing of ECMO Cannulation Modify Patient Outcomes in Children Supported With ECMO for Respiratory Failure?

Does the Timing of ECMO Cannulation Modify Patient Outcomes in Children Supported With ECMO for Respiratory Failure?

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The transcript discusses ongoing pediatric clinical studies on ECMO (Extracorporeal Membrane Oxygenation) and its timing in improving outcomes for respiratory failure. It highlights how ECMO can support critically ill patients while noting potential negative consequences. Historical studies and trials, like the UK neonatal and EOLIA trials, are referenced to show varying impacts of ECMO on different patient types. The speaker mentions the ASCEND study aimed at analyzing ECMO's effects on pediatric ARDS patients, focusing on functional status and quality of life. The study benefits from existing data from the ELSO registry and emphasizes collaborative efforts in pediatric care and research.

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One-Hour Concurrent Session | Can We Improve Outcomes in Pediatric ECMO With Clinical Research?

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Membership Level Professional

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Year 2024

Keywords

ECMO

pediatric clinical studies

respiratory failure

ARDS

ELSO registry

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