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Diana Lyliu - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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modified Allens Test
International journal of biomedical research, 2016Co-Authors: Domingo Lypen, Diana LyliuAbstract:Traditionally, a positive modified Allens Test (=MAT) had been considered a reliable proof of impaired arterial circulation in the hand. All medical books and plenty of data base for medical students and junior doctors include MAT as an essential procedure before Arterial Blood Gas (=ABG) Test is taken. And the instructions are precise and clear: do not perform ABG from the radial artery if modified Allens Test is positive.Nonetheless, any doctor that had worked in the UK, can atTest that MAT is seldom performed before taking ABG, no matter in emergency department, medics or anaesthetics.A search in the Literature was conducted. We could not find any evidence that demonstrate the usefulness of MAT prior to ABG. We conclude, that unless further evidence is available, MAT should be withdrawn from exams as a rule of thumb prior to performing ABG (at least in the absence of peripheral vascular disease).
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letter to editor modified Allens Test
2016Co-Authors: Domingo Lypen, Diana Lyliu, Carretera Colmenar ViejoAbstract:Traditionally, a positive modified Allen’s Test (=MAT) had been considered a reliable proof of impaired arterial circulation in the hand. All medical books and plenty of data base for medical students and junior doctors include MAT as an essential procedure before Arterial Blood Gas (=ABG) Test is taken. And the instructions are precise and clear: do not perform
Domingo Lypen - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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modified Allens Test
International journal of biomedical research, 2016Co-Authors: Domingo Lypen, Diana LyliuAbstract:Traditionally, a positive modified Allens Test (=MAT) had been considered a reliable proof of impaired arterial circulation in the hand. All medical books and plenty of data base for medical students and junior doctors include MAT as an essential procedure before Arterial Blood Gas (=ABG) Test is taken. And the instructions are precise and clear: do not perform ABG from the radial artery if modified Allens Test is positive.Nonetheless, any doctor that had worked in the UK, can atTest that MAT is seldom performed before taking ABG, no matter in emergency department, medics or anaesthetics.A search in the Literature was conducted. We could not find any evidence that demonstrate the usefulness of MAT prior to ABG. We conclude, that unless further evidence is available, MAT should be withdrawn from exams as a rule of thumb prior to performing ABG (at least in the absence of peripheral vascular disease).
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letter to editor modified Allens Test
2016Co-Authors: Domingo Lypen, Diana Lyliu, Carretera Colmenar ViejoAbstract:Traditionally, a positive modified Allen’s Test (=MAT) had been considered a reliable proof of impaired arterial circulation in the hand. All medical books and plenty of data base for medical students and junior doctors include MAT as an essential procedure before Arterial Blood Gas (=ABG) Test is taken. And the instructions are precise and clear: do not perform
Carretera Colmenar Viejo - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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letter to editor modified Allens Test
2016Co-Authors: Domingo Lypen, Diana Lyliu, Carretera Colmenar ViejoAbstract:Traditionally, a positive modified Allen’s Test (=MAT) had been considered a reliable proof of impaired arterial circulation in the hand. All medical books and plenty of data base for medical students and junior doctors include MAT as an essential procedure before Arterial Blood Gas (=ABG) Test is taken. And the instructions are precise and clear: do not perform
Mario Albertucci - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Assessing flow during minimally invasive coronary artery bypass: an Allen’s Test equivalent
The Annals of Thoracic Surgery, 1999Co-Authors: Solomon Aronson, Mario AlbertucciAbstract:Abstract The use of a provocative Test to elicit selective regional myocardial dysfunction (detected with intraoperative TEE) as a method to infer adequacy of regional myocardial perfusion following MIDCAB is described. We liken the similarity of this technique to the originally described "Allens Test" for determination of collateral blood flow adequacy.
Solomon Aronson - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Assessing flow during minimally invasive coronary artery bypass: an Allen’s Test equivalent
The Annals of Thoracic Surgery, 1999Co-Authors: Solomon Aronson, Mario AlbertucciAbstract:Abstract The use of a provocative Test to elicit selective regional myocardial dysfunction (detected with intraoperative TEE) as a method to infer adequacy of regional myocardial perfusion following MIDCAB is described. We liken the similarity of this technique to the originally described "Allens Test" for determination of collateral blood flow adequacy.