Ilya A. Soynov, MD, PhD, Igor A. Kornilov, MD, PhD, Yuriy Y. Kulyabin, MD, PhD , Alexey V. Zubritskiy, MD, PhD, Dmitry N. Ponomarev, MD, PhD, Nataliya R. Nichay, MD, PhD, Ivan S. Murashov, MD, and Alexander V. Bogachev-Prokophiev, MD, PhD

Background:

To assess the impact of diagnostic procedures in identifying residual lesions during extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO) on survival after pediatric cardiac surgery.

Dear colleagues,

the "VII International School of Extracorporeal Life Support" will be held in October 3 in Kazan.

The School is designed for an audience including anesthesiologists, intensive care specialists, cardiologists, pediatricians and other allied health professionals who are active in research, development and clinical application of therapies used in extracorporeal life support.

Thank you for all the wonderful messages of welcome and support. It is amazing that I have been in my role as ELSO Chair for 3 months, but even more astounding is the degree of enthusiasm I have encountered in all of our chapters. Our members from all over the globe are volunteering their time and expertise to ensure that ELSO remains the “go to” organization for anything related to ECMO. Thank you!

Dear members of the ARF Section

Do you have patients on VV-ECMO? If you do , you might be interested in the PROTECMO study endorsed by ESICM.

Join our new PROTECMO study, a prospective observational international, multicentre cohort study, endorsed by ESICM and International ECMO network.