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The Arena Center Hotel, Roquetas de Mar is situated in a quiet location, 200 meters away from the centre and 250 meters from the beach. The hotel has 64 rooms with balconies and some of the rooms offer either sea view or pool view. The hotel offers a TV room, play area for children, tennis, billiards, video games, Jacuzzi and an indoor pool.
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One of the president's top themes boiled down to three words: honor, courage and commitment. He said those are the values that defined the midshipmen during their years at Annapolis.
In tying today's remarks to those he made yesterday on national security at the National Archives, Obama told the class that he shares with them a similar oath taken to protect and defend the American people and the Constitution.
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Need n tidy Those items under the stair case should be kept at other appropriate place...an eye sore.
The hotel was located near the forbidden city and Tianamen square. it was cheap. The food was bad. The bathroom was flooded after you toke a shower. The hotelstaf doesn't speak english, they use google translate! For some reason we had to pay a 2nd deposite in the middle of the night.There is no metro nearby. Despite the name Parkview, there is no park nearby, just a smelly alley.
best location, near to most famous park. pleseant staff the bed is rather hard
Good location. it's on a street that i can find a supermarket and all type of restaurant with fair price. Every evening there are a lot of goods/fruits selling along the street. good to explore the local hu tong life. It's not far from GuGong. the room is clean & quiet. The internet never work. housekeeping staff will wake me up every morning to ask if I need room service. It is really annoying. The front desk is quite unorganized. the day I reached they told me they did not received my booking @ booking.com, and I heard other tourist complaining about the wrong phone number provided by hotel caused them difficulties to find the hotel. Overall it's OK but don't expect it as a 4 star hotel. maybe 3 star.
Good location near Forbidden city, but It's very difficult to find hotel in hutong not only for us but for our Chinese taxi-driver too. Every of our three days in Beijing we had some problems to find the hotel. There were too many surprises when we arrived (room on the 1st floor but we asked 2nd or 3rd floor, no free breakfast was included but there had to be in our booking list, too expensive prolongation of the room from 12:00 till 20:00). That's why we have to change hotel.
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The hotel is in a very bad location. When you step out of the building, you are immediately surrounded by lots of local people trying to sell you something, ask for money, etc. There is also a local market right near the hotel, which doesn't add beauty to the place. The building is currently being repaired, and you can be woken up around 7-8 a.m. by the noise.
I stayed for 3 days but i had bit by fleet and a dirty room, its very uncomfortable- The staff refused changed room when i told them i got bit by fleet, i was not able to check out next day-
The best thing for this hotel is the wonderful location: 5min walk to the north gate of the Forbidden city and Jingshan Park, close to the local market... but a bit far away from the metro (15-20min by feet). This is a newly established ''4-star'' hotel, without swimming pool or gym, and the staff of the reception are not so skillful in service aside from check-in or out. You can book an organized tour to the Great wall or somewhere else from the hotel, but be careful before you pay, do ask what is included in the trip, otherwise you could be end up in shopping instead of travelling. Room cleaning service was fair, but sometimes they throw your things away cuz they think it was garbage... Anyway, for people who want to stay in a real 4-star hotel, this is definitely not a good choice, otherwise it's okay for bagpackers.
Location was excellent and the area was safe. Air condition in the room was also excellent. The bedss are really hards, you can not sleep in them...
The hotel rooms were quite comfortable, clean and had a nice window view. The bathroom was also spacious and well designed. The front desk staff spoke relatively good English although there were times we could not really understand some of them. But overall, quite good. Just because the hotel was located near the Palace Museum, we thought we got a real good location. However, it was quite far from the subway. Although there were bus stops nearby, we didnt really know what routes they used. Overall, this is the biggest disadvantage of the Shatan.
I was delighted to stay at this hotel. The location is excellent, in the Beijing downtown, close to the Forbidden City and Jigshan Park. The staff is very friendly, they also speak an acceptable english. Breakfast was also excellent at low price (compared to european hotels), I missed only some diary products. I recommend this hotel to everyone who want to visit Beijing at a budget price.
Staff was very healpful, and the location was great.
Location Noisy street, workers start at 5 A.M. even on Sundays.
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location, rooms
Staff are very helpfull and the hotel is next door to the Forbidden City The room is less than fair size and what bother me the most is the persistence of the musty smell
Perfect location, right in local neighbourhood but also very close to the Forbidden City (Palace Museum). The receptionist was not helpful.
It is an interesting hotel close to the Beihai Park. The street however is difficult to be found by taxi drivers and the close environment is not very clean with to many low quality boutiques. The fact that the current and the warm water were cut for 10 hours in day time though I paid fully comfort.
Lacation.. Far from train station and shopping areas
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Tranmere were beaten 1-0 by Northampton Town at Sixfields as a second half Ryan Cresswell header was the difference between the two sides.
Manager Micky Adams made four changes to the starting line-up from last weekend with Michael Ihiekwe, Liam Ridehalgh, Dan Gardner and Kayode Odejayi coming in to replace Adam Dugdale, Rory Donnelly, Jason Koumas and Jordan Hugill.
The home side named former Rovers left-back Evan Horwood in their starting XI against his former club.
In the opening five minutes, Owain Fon Williams was called into action to make a good save to deny Northampton forward James Gray before making a similar stop from a Ricky Holmes effort.
At the other end, Josh Thompson headed a Max Power corner wide with Tranmere's first effort of the afternoon.
On 20 minutes, Brendon Moloney found himself on the right side of the penalty area but his effort was blocked by Janoi Donacien before Fon Williams claimed the ball.
Two minutes later, Holmes cut inside off the right flank and hit a powerful shot which Fon Williams tipped over the crossbar.
Rob Taylor tried his luck from distance on 27 minutes but the effort was straight at the goalkeeper.
On 38 minutes, Northampton hit the woodwork as Lawson D'Ath cut inside from the left and hit a curling effort which clipped the top of the crossbar and drifted out for a goal kick.
Fon Williams made another save a couple of minutes as he held onto a vicious 25 yard volley from John-Joe O'Toole.
Tranmere had a shout for a penalty moments later as Jennison Myrie-Williams went down in the area but the referee waved play on.
At the other end, Holmes had a shot blocked by Fon Williams before Taylor limped off and had to be replaced by Rory Donnelly on the stroke of half time as the sides went in at the break with the scores goalless.
Rovers had the opening opportunity of the second half as Power played Dan Gardner in down the left but his cross evaded a touch as it fizzed across the face of the goal.
On 55 minutes, Gray fired in a shot from the right edge of the penalty area which Fon Williams tipped around the near post while three minutes later, a corner from the right was headed wide of the target by Gray.
Rory Donnelly tested Northampton goalkeeper Matt Duke moments later with a shot which was only parried before cleared to safety by The Cobblers' defence.
Northampton took the lead after 62 minutes. A free-kick from the left was swung in by Darren Carter and headed home by Ryan Cresswell past Fon Williams at the far post.
Donacien blocked a shot by D'Ath on 70 minutes before Tranmere made their second change with Jordan Hugill replacing Josh Thompson.
Cresswell was close to adding a second on 74 minutes but his header from Carter's right wing corner went wide.
Gray dragged a shot wide of the post on 77 minutes before Rovers made their final change of the afternoon with Steve Jennings being replaced by Chris Shuker.
Donnelly had a strike from 25 yards with four minutes remaining but his attempt flew over the crossbar.
A minute later, Tranmere struck the woodwork as Power's corner from the right was met by the head of Kayode Odejayi whose effort was tipped onto the crossbar acrobatically by Duke.
In the third minute of second half additional time, a left wing cross was headed wide by Michael Ihiekwe but Northampton held on to their advantage.
Yellow cards: Carter (60), Myrie-Williams (60), Ihiekwe (61).
Attendance: 4428 (281 away).
Northampton: Duke, Moloney, Cresswell, Collins, Horwood, Taylor, Carter, D'Ath, O'Toole (Toney 82), Gray (Newey 83), Holmes (Hackett 69).
Substitutes not used: Jalal, Bodin, Perry, Diamond.
Tranmere: Fon Williams, Donacien, Ihiekwe, Thompson (Hugill 71), Ridehalgh, Myrie-Williams, Power, Jennings (Shuker 78), Taylor (Donnelly 45), Gardner, Odejayi.
Substitutes not used: Ramsbottom, Holmes, Dugdale, Laird.
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Many healthcare organizations migrating information systems to a cloud-hosted service struggle developing an appropriate strategy for the task, says Ed King, managing director of healthcare consulting services at disaster recovery and cloud-hosting vendor Sungard Availability Services. The Wayne, Pa.-based company split from software and processing services vendor SunGard in March and became an independent entity.
Moving to the cloud is not just a new way of doing computing-on-demand; it's also a new way for personnel in an organization to use the technology. Almost always, not every system moves to the cloud, particularly legacy systems, King notes. There are a growing number of electronic health records systems and newer ancillary products being cloud-hosted by a remote vendor, while older secondary systems--back-office, financial, pharmacy and laboratory, for instance--may tie to cloud-based systems but remain in-house. And, some other systems may stay in-house as they need a dedicated server because of how they are coded. The result for providers is that new processes and skill sets are needed to manage a hybrid environment, and the vendor can assist in putting together the plan for cloud computing.
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Author's Note: This was started the day after "Bad Dreams", as my reaction to that episode, and was promptly derailed by another story the next day; I finally got a chance to write the rest. Thanks much to Alamo Girl for the beta.
In This Together
Peter knows from the beginning that this isn't going to end well. Olivia's not ready to talk and Walter doesn't understand the concept of boundaries, especially when he's got unresolved questions waving a red flag in his face.
Despite Peter's best efforts to derail him—and Peter pulls out all the stops, short of completely shutting him down—Walter asks Olivia thousands of niggling little questions, each more intrusive as the last, trying to piece together exactly how the bond between Olivia and Nick had affected each. She starts out restless, a feral glint in her eye, and holds out for five minutes—maybe—before she blows up at Walter and storms out of the lab, the door echoing as it slams shut behind her.
"Was it something I said?" Walter asks, blinking.
"Everything you said," Peter mutters, grabbing his coat to go after her.
"But I'm just trying to—"
"Can it, Walter." He turns, door opened, and snaps, "And leave her alone until she's ready to talk about it."
The wind rips at him as he stands for a moment cataloging every place he's found her in the last few months. She'll want distance. Space. He guesses the river, and he's right. She's huddled on a bench, the scarlet of her blouse a bright patch against the grey day.
She shivers in the wind, thin cotton devoid of either suit jacket or coat no defense against this year's mockery of spring. He shrugs off his coat, drops it over her shoulders as he settles beside her, and watches the river's choppy reflection of the clouds overhead.
And waits.
"I'm tired of other people being in my mind," she bursts out finally, sitting up and glaring at him. "I'm tired of not being able to trust my own thoughts, of wondering, 'Is this one John? Or maybe Nick? Which is me and which is someone else carrying me along for the ride?'" She settles her elbows back on her thighs and stares broodingly into the water. "At least with John it was my choice. My fault."
Peter studies the coiled tension that rides her frame, like she's about to jump up and run away from the fears she can't control. Or, more likely, jump up and confront them head on. She would, too, if she had something tangible to knock back. Or someone. But all the possible culprits are out of the picture. Well, except one, and if she's not going to bring up Walter's role in it all, neither is he.
"John's gone," Peter says at last, when he's sure she's not going to share anything else without further prompting. "And Nick's in a coma."
"But what did they leave behind?"
"Memories," he says firmly. "That's it."
"Is it?" She buries her hands in her hair, fingers digging into her scalp like she can pull out the offending images. "Is it only memories when I can't trust what's them and what's me?"
She almost manages to keep the near-frantic panic out of her voice, but not quite. Not if he's listening for it. And as much as he'd love to say whatever words she needs to bring her peace, he's not going to lie. Not if her worries could end up reality and he'll still have to look her square in the eyes day after day. So he admits, "I don't know," and hopes like hell her fears are groundless.
She jerks her head up and stares at him.
He rolls his eyes at her disbelief. "What? Walter's the one who always pretends to have all the answers. This is all so far out of my league it might as well be a different world."
She huffs out an almost-laugh. "And that has new and disquieting implications now."
"Tell me about it," he mutters. Hell, even without the implications from the ZFT manuscript, with everything he's seen in the past months it is a different world from the one he'd been living. And for her it's even worse. He reaches out, touches a hand to her shoulder, and she leans almost imperceptibly into his touch.
"I don't remember," she says, nearly whispering the plaintive words. "Nick told me he knows me, called be by a nickname I haven't heard in years. But I don't have a clue. Nothing. Wouldn't my parents have mentioned it? Wouldn't I remember something like that? Wouldn't I know?"
He debates, almost lets it drop, then chooses his words carefully. "I have... gaps. Places in my childhood I don't remember anything. And Walter as a father."
It takes her a second, and her eyes widen. "But he's your father."
"But he's Walter."
They stare at each other, and he watches her finish following the implications to their inevitable conclusions.
"Crap," she breathes out.
"That about sums it up."
Her expression is more sympathetic than horrified. She relaxes, bit by infinitesimal bit, dropping her hands back into her lap and slowly uncoiling under the relief of mutual understanding.
Neither of them is alone in this. It's as odd a thought to him as it probably is to her.
He clears his throat and says, "Look, can you do anything about it? The memories?"
"I don't know," she says blandly. "Isn't that what Walter was trying to figure out?"
He smiles a little at the trace of humor that finally brightens her face. "True. Okay, are they interfering?"
"Is thinking I'm going crazy interfering?"
"Crazing and functioning are not mutually exclusive." He doesn't add 'look at Walter'. He doesn't need to.
"No," she says slowly. Thoughtfully. She stares back out at the water, her fingers tapping at her knees. "Not once I got a grip on it. And some of them were even helpful."
"Look, we change all the time, right?" After she nods, giving him a sideways glance as she does so, he continues, "New memories and experiences shape us every second of the day. Just think of this as a new experience."
She raises her eyebrows, her expression dead dry. "Like mental hospitals?"
He snickers and nods. "Yeah. A lot like that." Although he doubts she'll learn to love it, maybe she can come to accept this as the new status quo.
She tucks the edges of his coat around her and sits back. "And if the 'new experiences' start overwhelming the old ones?"
"They wouldn't dare."
"Then we figure out what to do next. We take this one step at a time." She looks like she wants to object; he shakes his head and rests his hand on hers until she meets his eyes. "Don't borrow trouble, Olivia, it's going to track us down soon enough."
"And it's not going to stop. As soon as we get our footing something new tries to knock us down." She sighs, her eyes haunted, then shrugs. "But you're right. I can't do anything about it." She slaps her hands against her knees and shoots to her feet. "Thank you, Peter," she says with a crooked smile.
"Anytime," he murmurs, rising to stand next to her. He's surprised and a little uneasy to realize how completely he means it.
She tilts her chin up to look at him, new determination in her eyes. "So Walter's interrogation might actually help?"
"Maybe. Or it might be a waste of time. With Walter you never know."
"I'll take my chances. At least it's doing something."
She hates to sit still. He nods in understanding and falls into step beside her. And together, they walk back to the place that might hold all the answers they need.


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Citing that the Stanislaus Council of Governments (StanCOG) is an unelected and unaccountable body that the council has "abdicated" its powers to, Oakdale resident Charles Shetron and Jan Ethridge of Salida have been vocal and asked the Oakdale City Council to secede from the organization.
Complaints about the handling of discipline of a student at Sierra View Elementary School was addressed by the Oakdale Joint Unified School District Board of Trustees at the regular meeting on April 22.
For the 12th year, Oakdale and surrounding area residents will gather for 24 hours on the campus of Oakdale High School, united in the fight against cancer.
To look at her now, you would never know that RaeAnn Victoria Rodrigues overcame tremendous odds just to take her first breath.
Senator Tom Berryhill (R-Twain Harte) recently announced the passage of Senate Joint Resolution 5 (SJR 5), urging the Federal Government to pass legislation to expand Yosemite National Park.
In honor of National Arbor Day, the Oakdale Garden Club will plant a Blue Oak Tree in memory of Oakdale Police Officer Paul Katuszonek on Friday, April 26, at 2 pm. The tree will be planted in the northwest corner of Valley View Park overlooking the Stanislaus River.
Minutes after Oakdale distance runner Tom Burchell crossed the Boston Marathon finish line and was greeting his wife Julie at the family waiting area, the couple felt a blast that shook the ground and caused chaos in the area.
The Bureau of Reclamation, which operates New Melones Reservoir, and the Oakdale Irrigation District recently released information about flow increases in the Stanislaus River.
It's the hottest ticket in town and for 464 lucky ladies - it's money well-spent.
Since taking over as city manager in February, Bryan Whitemyer has been conducting a "global financial review," scrutinizing the city's books looking for ways of cost savings for the economically struggling budget.
A wanted parolee was taken into custody and another man is still on the run from a shooting incident on Thursday, April 11.
It isn't called Rodeo Week for nothing.
It's time to people-watch in Oakdale, and what better place than to watch them march down the middle of F Street to the beat of their own drums – or to the clip clop of horses' hooves – than at the 62nd Annual Oakdale Rodeo Parade?
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Mumbai, Jun 13: The benchmark sensitive index of Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) today resumed positive at 15,327.10 points, with a small gain of 76.90 from it last close of 15,250.20, on fresh speculative demand from FIIs and some domestic institutional investors.
The key heavy weight scrips opened high, but soon slipped into red amid volatility ahead of inflation data to be announced by the government at about 1200 noon today. Banking stocks rose, while realty stocks fell. Asian markets were trading mixed. The market breadth was strong due to buying in select mid-cap and small-cap stocks, brokers said. The key benchmark indices in Hong Kong and South Korea, were down between 0.47 per cent and 0.76 per cent. The key benchmark indices in Japan, Singapore and Taiwan were up between 0.32 per cent and 1.13 per cent.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 57.81 points or 0.48 per cent at 12,141.58. The tech-laden Nasdaq Composite Index gained 10.34 points or 0.43 per cent at 2,404.35.
Oil was trading below USD 137 a barrel, close to record highs of USD 139.12, hit on June 6.
Short covering by traders, following improved industrial production data for April 2008 triggered a strong intra-day rebound on the bourses, yesterday.
Later, the 30-share BSE Sensex was down 49.77 points or 0.33 per cent at 15,200.43. At the day's low of 15,162.48, Sensex lost over 60 points in early trade. The day's high was 15,337.10 in the early trade.
The broader based S&P CNX Nifty index of National Stock Exchange (NSE) was down 20.90 points or 0.46 per cent at 4,518.45, from it last close of 4,539.35. It resumed flat at 4,539.50 points, later it recorded the day's high at 4,563.35 and a low at 4,498.05 points.
The market breadth was strong on BSE with 1,011 shares advancing as compared to 694 that declined. 52 remained unchanged. Among the 30 stocks from Sensex pack, 22 were trading in red.
The BSE Mid-Cap index rose by 0.26 per cent to 6,239.89 and BSE Small-Cap index up by 0.69 per cent to 7,577.98. Both these indices outperformed Sensex.
India's largest private sector firm by market capitalisation and oil refinery Reliance Industries was flat at Rs 2,284.50.
Banking stocks rose. India's largest commercial bank State Bank of India was flat at Rs 1,339.50. The asset-liability committee of State Bank of India (SBI), will be reviewing interest rates today following the latest RBI move to raise repo rate.
HDFC Bank was up by 0.12 per cent to Rs 1,164.85 and ICICI Bank rose by 1.95 per cent to Rs 756.80, edged higher. India's largest dedicated housing finance firm by operating income HDFC declined by 0.69 per cent to Rs 2,160.
Realty sector, which had seen some buying in last two days fell today. Indiabulls Real Estate was down by 2.77 per cent to Rs 384, DLF eased by 1.1 per cent to Rs 492.25 and Unitech came down by 0.98 per cent to Rs 186.95, edged lower.


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Pricey drinks but oh what a view
Pricey drinks but oh what a view
AB Tower, 76 Le Lai, Ho Chi Minh City
Chill Skybar offers a gorgeous view of Ho Chi Minh City from 26 storeys, though the panorama comes at a price with some of the most expensive cocktails in the city.
Upon entering AB Tower where the bar is located, you can tell it means business. Manning a jet black podium, a well dressed hostess will greet you and give what one can only describe as "the Manhattan". No snootiness here. She's just making sure that you adhere to the dress code: no shorts, singlets or sandals allowed. Once you've passed the test, the black velvet rope is unbuckled and you are directed to another hostess down the hallway who will escort you into the elevator and even press the button for you.
After a very quick ride to the 26th floor, you will be greeted by another set of hostesses in a chic yet dark room. To your left is the 27 Grill, a restaurant that unsurprisingly specialises in grilled meats and seafood. To your right is Chill Skybar.
The bar is split into indoor and outdoor areas. Wooden stools and plush couches dominate the red squiggly lit indoor area. While the stools are a bit hard and uncomfortable, the couches are comfy and are recommended seating if you plan to stay awhile. The outdoor patio is where most of the action takes place. The crowd radiates around the central circular bar, which glows deep red at night. Both areas have commanding views of downtown District 1 but most people opt for the patio with the panoramic setting.
Prices are definitely sky high with a bottle of Corona running 180,000 VND and signature cocktails almost double that — and keep in mind that prices are exclusive of service and VAT. Cheaper offerings can be had during their happy hour, which is Monday to Friday from 17:30 to 20:00, when cocktails, beer and snacks are half price. It's popular with the expat crowd and locals with the place filling up after 18:00 when offices close. If you are willing to stay and pay full price, the bar's resident DJ spins all sorts of tunes depending on the night of the week.
While the prices and ostentatiousness of the bar may put most travellers off, the al fresco experience is hard to match in Ho Chi Minh City. Our recommendation is to start your evening out to take advantage of the cheaper (kinda) drinks. Just remember to show up before the office workers arrive to get a seat with a view to witness the hypnotic ebb and flow of Saigon's rush hour.
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SESSION TITLE: Advances in Cardiac Disease
SESSION TYPE: Original Investigation Slide
PRESENTED ON: Monday, October 26, 2015 at 04:30 PM - 05:30 PM
PURPOSE: VA ECMO has been described in the resuscitation of patients in sudden cardiac arrest. Limiting its use is the needed expertise to place large bore cannulae for vascular access to ensure adequate blood flow. Decreased cannulae size results in higher pressures needed to generate equivalent flows which in turn induce vessel collapse as pressures increase. We hypothesize that the state of cardiac contraction influences maximum obtainable withdrawal rates and that higher withdrawal rates are obtainable during cardiac arrest.
METHODS: Three 50 kg adult pigs were intubated and sedated with inhaled isoflurane. Pressure in the aortic arch and right atrium was measured with Millar catheters with coronary perfusion pressure calculated as the difference. A 15 Fr 18 cm long Medtronic arterial cannula was inserted into the femoral artery of each pig. A 15 Fr, 17 Fr, or 21 Fr 50 cm long Medtronic venous cannula was placed in the femoral vein to the level of the diaphragm in each pig. ECMO was initiated with a Medtronic centrifugal pump and Maquet Quadrox adult oxygenator. Flow measurements performed at a series of pump speeds until suction events resulted in flow cessation. A pacing wire was inserted into the right ventricle. Measurements were performed with the animals in three different cardiac states: (1) normal sinus rhythm; (2) paced at a rate of 240 beats per min; (3) cardiac arrest secondary to hypoxemia induced by ventilation with 100% nitrogen gas.
RESULTS: Rapid pacing resulted in minimal cardiac output as demonstrated by the lack of aortic pressure deflections and was used to simulate a rapidly reversible state in which the heart did not work against the ECMO circuit. The 15 Fr withdrawal cannula experienced suction events at low pump speeds during sinus rhythm but was able to support flow rates of 40 to 70 ml/kg/min during both rapid pacing and cardiac arrest. The 17 Fr and 21 Fr venous withdrawal cannulae were able to support a flow rate of 40 ml/kg/min during sinus rhythm until experiencing suction events at higher pump speeds. The larger cannulae supported flows comparable to the smaller cannula during paced and arrest states.
CONCLUSIONS: Smaller ECMO venous cannulae are able to sustain adequate venous withdrawal to maintain flow rates of 50 to 70 ml/kg/min in a porcine model of cardiac arrest but can supply only minimal support during normal cardiac function.
CLINICAL IMPLICATIONS: The successful use of smaller vascular cannulae may lead to wider use of ECMO for use in supporting patients in cardiac arrest.
DISCLOSURE: The following authors have nothing to disclose: Steven Keller, Sarah Fink, Henry Halperin, Muz Zviman
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