Table 3.

Extracorporeal Membrane Oxygenation Outcomes

Patient	Duration of Extracorporeal Membrane Oxygenation (d)a	Method of Insertion	Access	Cannula Size	Conversion to Venoarterial	Circuit Exchange	Bleeding Complications	Survival	Cause of Death
1	2	Percutaneous	IJ	16F	No	No	Grade IV intraventricular hemorrhage	Dead	Brain herniation
2	5	Cutdown	IJ	13F	No	No	DIC	Alive
3	23	Percutaneous	IJ	19F	Yes	Yes	Pulmonary hemorrhage requiring operation	Dead	Hypoxic respiratory failure
4	7	Cutdown	IJ	13F	No	Yes	None	Dead	Hypoxic respiratory failure
5	22	Percutaneous	IJ	16F	Yes	Yes	Pulmonary hemorrhage; ischemic stroke	Alive
6	19	Percutaneous	IJ	19F	No	No	DIC	Dead	Hypoxic respiratory failure
7	38	Cutdown	IJ	13F	Yes	Yes	Coagulopathy	Dead	Multisystem organ failure
8	9	Percutaneous	IJ	23F	No	No	None	Alive
9	8	Percutaneous	IJ	31F	No	No	None	Alive
10	22	Percutaneous	IJ	31F	No	No	None	Dead	Multisystem organ failure
11	9	Cutdown	IJ	13F	No	Yes	None	Alive

IJ = internal jugular, DIC = disseminated intravascular coagulation.

^aIncluding venoarterial run if conversion required.