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EACTS 2023 – CARL. Raising the bar of ECPR

to achieve neurologic intact survival after refractory cardiac arrest.  

At the 37th EACTS Annual Meeting, which took place in Vienna from October 4 – 7 under the slogan “Raising the Bar ­– Innovate, Discover, Educate”, we experienced a significant increase in the number of physicians, perfusionists, distributors and partners compared to the previous year. This indicates that the CARL Community is growing rapidly.

The CARL. Community is growing.

A special highlight of this year’s event was the awarding of four of the various research-based approaches to improving patient outcomes, presented at the first EACTS Innovation Summit in Paris in April 2023.

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Representing the Medical Center – University of Freiburg, Georg Trummer of the Department of Cardiovascular Surgery was awarded for the project “Expanded resuscitation and multi-organ repairs are the next level of ECPR: controlled and automated whole-body reperfusion highly increases the chances of cardiac arrest patients while minimizing damage to brain and other organs”.

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