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20 recent articles from and for the perfusionist community and all those surrounding them. When we have them, you get them...
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Tiny Perfusion Letter #832 (opens the original)
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Tiny Perfusion LetterIt’s a rare event,but sometimes, you’re able to go on a holiday and you get so immersed, you’re immediately detached from the daily grind, and you enjoy your stay to the fullest (mostly due to the local friends, there! 😍)We’ve been lucky to get such an experience and that is why we haven’t sent out a TPL in the last two weeksSo, we’re back to catching up… 😬#enjoyandshare<a class="button primary" href="https://lucpuis.substack.com/?utm_source=substack&utm_medium=email&utm_con
Tiny Perfusion Letter #831 (opens the original)
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Tiny Perfusion LetterWhite coats everywhere!Most perfusion schools have started the new academic year with a fresh load of “pumplings”… 🐥The second-years in the meantime, are getting their clinical experience expanded and are also working on their capstone projects, often under the form of a survey(🥁🥁🥁…)Help out a student by filling out their survey! (seriously) This one is about the use of music in the operating room and how it affects the work of perfusionists<
Tiny Perfusion Letter #830 (opens the original)
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Tiny Perfusion LetterNothingSometimes, you just not want to hear anything, not read anything, not have to deal with anythingJust. Nothing.Not a very good promotional talk to start a newsletter with 😬, but sometimes, it is what it isNevertheless,#enjoyandshareShare Tiny Perfusion LetterTemperature-adjusted
Tiny Perfusion Letter #829 (opens the original)
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Tiny Perfusion Letter#1Sometimes, titles of articles hit a personal note; Prof. Ken Taylor was extremely involved in the training and education of perfusionists and was present when this humble nurse (wannabe perfusionist) took their practical exam for the European Board of Cardiovascular Perfusion. Next to the Y2K bug, we were heavily hit by the OPCAB-plague around that time, and there was no pump run on the day of the exam, but somehow (sometimes, the truth needs a shroud of mystery), we went
Tiny Perfusion Letter #828 (opens the original)
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Tiny Perfusion LetterIn about one month, it will be World Patient Safety DayThe 2026 edition of World Patient Safety Day focuses on addressing one of the major health concerns affecting billions of people and accounting for 74% of deaths worldwide, namely noncommunicable diseases (NCDs). Noncommunicable diseases are long-term conditions, such as cardiovascular diseases, cancers, diabetes and chronic respiratory diseases, that can affect people of all ages and often require ongoing care throughou
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