1. Overview of ECLS, indications, contraindications & patient selection.
2. Physiology of VV & VA ECMO, how to initiate, maintain, manage & wean from ECLS support.
3. Complications from ECMO & troubleshooting.
4. ECPR
5. exit strategies
6. transportation of ECMO patients
7. Hands-on simulation cannulation, circuit change & decannulation.
1. ICU physicians
2. Anesthetists
3. Cardiologists
4. Cardiac Surgeons
5. ICU nurses
6. Paramedics
7. Respiratory Therapists
Deputy Director of ICS Department in PSMMC Internal Medicine & Critical Care Consultant
Dr. Ragab is a Consultant in Critical Care Medicine. King Fahad Hospital, Jeddah, KSA. He is the RTP, Critical Care Residency Program.
Nursing specialist ICU ADULT
Nursing specialist ICU ADULT
Lecturer at Constantine University.
Anesthesia & ICU consultant at KFSH, Tabuk
MD Anesthesia & ICU Alazhar University
ICU head of King Fahd Specialized Hospital Tabuk
Senior Cardiovascular Perfusionist
MCS & CPB Clinical Manger at ATH
Senior Cardiac Perfusionist at King Salman Armed Forces Hospital ,Tabuk
1. Understand the basic principles of ECMO.
2. Identify the components of the ECMO circuit.
3. Describe basic and advanced physiology of VV and VA ECMO.
4. Recognize major indications and contraindications of VV and VA ECMO.
5. Identify common problems and major complications of ECMO.
6. Differentiate the interaction ECMO has on various patient organ systems.
7. Comprehensively assess the ECMO patient with appropriate monitoring technology
Intended for Critical Care Physicians, Anesthesiologists, Thoracic Surgeons, Cardiac Surgeons and all interested Allied Health Professionals, This highly immersive hands-on workshop is designed to take the attendees through a complete Extracorporeal Membrane Oxygenation (ECMO) tour; from the basic physiological and mechanical principles to the latest techniques and technology updates .Through integrated clinical scenarios, providers will apply the knowledge gained towards the initiation and management of ECMO on simulated cases of acute respiratory and hemodynamic failure. Attendees will deepen their understanding of the applied physiology of both venovenous (VV) and venoarterial (VA) ECMO utilizing live tissue and high fidelity Workshop stations and its interaction with conventional life support treatments
1. PICU physicians
2. Pediatricians
3. Pediatric Surgeons
4. Anesthetists
5. Cardiac Surgeons
6. PICU nurses
7. Paramedics
8. Respiratory Therapists
Assistant professor of pediatrics and intensive care consultant
Saudi Pediatric ECLS Chapter Chairperson under Saudi Critical care Society
Pediatric Intensivist (PICU/PCICU )
Pediatric Intensivist (PICU/PCICU )
A pediatric Intensive Care consultant with extensive experience covering general PICU and pediatric Cardiac ICU.
1. Discuss the Basic Physiology of VV & VA ECMO
2. Overview of the ECMO console and circuit including component
3. Review basic safety circuits and patient checks.
4. Demonstrate hands-on circuit and patient management during emergencies and appropriate troubleshooting.
5. Discuss patient Management of VV & VA ECMO
6. Analyze possible Complications of VV & VA ECMO and define the Role of the ECMO specialist during basic to advanced troubleshooting.
This course is designed for Healthcare providers the Frontline working directly with patients supported with ECMO.
We are aiming to provide an overview into the ECMO physiology and discuss possible complications including management and provide a clear instructive hands on throughout simulation based concept, by conducting 8 basic simulation scenarios .
1. ICU nurses
2. Perfusionist
3. Paramedics
4. Respiratory Therapists
Senior Clinical Specialist MCS Program ECMO & VAD
Critical care nursing specialist Critical care department supervisor
Nursing specialist ICU ADULT
Nursing specialist ICU ADULT
Nursing specialist ICU ADULT
Nursing specialist ICU ADULT