Adding oxygen to blood using ECMO process found to cause big increase in survival rate in severe cases
In the ECMO process oxygen and carbon dioxide are added to a patient’s drawn blood before it is reinserted into the body.In the ECMO process oxygen and carbon dioxide are added to a patient’s drawn blood before it is reinserted into the body.
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