General Research
Model: human
Application of Molecular Hydrogen in Heart Surgery under Cardiopulmonary Bypass
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How Hydrogen Gas Is Revolutionizing Heart Surgery
Researchers in Russia have found that inhaling hydrogen gas during cardiopulmonary bypass surgery can have a positive effect on patients, reducing inflammation and oxidative stress. This breakthrough could lead to better outcomes and faster recovery times for those facing heart surgery. More research is needed, but the potential benefits of hydrogen gas are promising.
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Publish Year 2021 Country Russia Rank Positive Journal Sovremennye Teknologii v Meditsine Primary Topic Heart Secondary TopicSurgery/Transplantation Model Human Tertiary TopicCardiopulmonary Bypass Vehicle Gas pH N/A Application Inhalation Comparison Complement
Results
Conclusion: Intraoperative inhalation of molecular hydrogen leads to a decrease in the oxidative stress manifestation, it being most pronounced one day after the operation. This suggests that molecular hydrogen can be used in cardiac surgery as an effective and safe antioxidant.