ECMO Program at Lomas Hospital Ángeles Lomas

ECMO Program

The ECMO Program uses advanced technology to treat acute respiratory or cardiac problems. The machine circulates blood through an artificial lung, providing oxygenation while the lungs and heart recover, thereby aiding the patient's recovery.

A doctor at Hospital Angeles a white coat, placing an oxygen mask on a hospitalized patient

Blue location pin icon on a white background. Vialidad de la Barranca (no number), Hacienda de las Palmas, 52763 Huixquilucan, Mexico

+52 55 5246 5000 Ext. 5174 and 5155

24 hours

The ECMO Program at Hospital Angeles Lomas a specialized service that provides advanced life support to patients with severe cardiovascular and respiratory conditions. ECMO, or extracorporeal membrane oxygenation, is a technique that oxygenates the blood and removes carbon dioxide outside the body, giving the lungs and heart a rest.

Our highly trained and experienced medical team uses state-of-the-art technology to perform this procedure. We have a cutting-edge ECMO machine and provide constant monitoring to ensure the safety and well-being of our patients.

The ECMO Program at Hospital Angeles Lomas designed to care for patients of all ages, from newborns to adults. Our multidisciplinary approach involves specialists in cardiology, pulmonology, cardiovascular surgery, and intensive care, who work together to provide comprehensive and personalized care.

In addition to providing life support, our program also focuses on patient rehabilitation and recovery. Our team of specialized therapists works closely with patients and their families to help them regain their functionality and improve their quality of life.

At Hospital Angeles Lomas are proud to offer the ECMO Program as part of our wide range of high-quality healthcare services. We are committed to providing exceptional medical care and improving the lives of our patients.

Frequently Asked Questions

The ECMO program is a medical service that uses a machine to provide life support to patients with severe lung or heart conditions.

The ECMO program is used when conventional treatments are insufficient to maintain a patient's lung or heart function and additional support is needed.

The duration of ECMO treatment may vary depending on the individual patient's needs.

The use of ECMO carries certain risks, such as infections, bleeding, abnormal clotting, organ damage, and complications related to tube insertion. However, these risks are closely monitored and managed by the medical team.

Following ECMO treatment, patients undergo comprehensive follow-up care to assess their recovery and ensure a safe transition to other treatments or care. This may include pulmonary function tests, cardiac evaluations, and regular medical follow-ups.