Pulmonary embolectomy using normothermic venous inflow occlusion

AUTOR(ES)

Clarke, D. B.

RESUMO

Five patients are presented who underwent emergency pulmonary embolectomy with the use of venous inflow occlusion at normothermia. Two of these patients made satisfactory recoveries. It is suggested that this technique is of value in centres where facilities for providing cardiopulmonary bypass are not available.

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