What is the Cross Crushed?
Cross Clamp is a surgical tool used to insulate the heart from the rest of the body circulation during the heart and around the heart. This results in a state known as cardioflegia where the heart does not beat. V operacích, kde je třeba zastavit srdce, existuje řada rizik, oslovena udržováním operace co nejkratší a podávání ochranných kroků, jako je chlazení srdce, aby se zabránilo škodám spojeným s ischemií, kde skrz orgán protéká žádná krev. An alternative is the surgery of the heart rhythm, where the heart is allowed to beat freely and the surgeon works around it, but this option may not always be available. Depending on the type of procedure, it may be left continuously or the surgeon can use a technique called the fibrillation of the Cross terminal, where the clamp is regularly released to allow it to allow it to allow the reperphase of blood. The surgical team monitors the patient during surgery for distress signs and the cardiotorack surgeon usually oversees.
There are some risks with the crossbar. One of them is damage caused by ischemia, because the tissues die when they are free of oxygen long enough. Cooling hearts first reduces this risk because the cold slows down the speed of damage. Patients may also develop clots, which potentially leads to a vein or stroke. In addition, sometimes the release of the clamp causes reperfusion injuries and the terminal removal must be carried out carefully.
Like other surgical tools, the cross clamp is made of surgical steel, steel product specifically for use in operating rooms. This steel is strong, with some flexibility to avoid stress. It can withstand rust and can also withstand very hot and coldtelots that allow people to use it in chilled procedures and also autoclave them between operations.
After surgery, all tools are calculated to confirm that everything used in surgery was counted. Are onUrks in antiseptic solution and scrubs before wrapping for autoclave, a device that uses high heat to kill infectious organisms. Autoclaved medical tools are safe for use in new patients and the tools can remain in use for years or even decades.