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Medical Ice Slurry Coolants for Inducing TargetedOrgan/Tissue Protective Cooling by: Dr. Ken Kasza (PhD; [removed])
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Document Date: 2011-10-12 12:37:07

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Argonne National Laboratory / /

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FDA Phase / /

Facility

Nuclear Engineering Division Argonne National Laboratory / A U.S. Department of Energy laboratory / University of Chicago / /

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saline solution / day find medical applications / industrial and municipal applications / chilled-water cooling systems / protective cooling protocol / slurry production equipment / ice slurry technology / production/delivery equipment / salt water liquid carrier / real-time monitoring/display / carrier liquid / real-time visualization / designed delivery devices / min processing time / medical applications / carrier liquids / /

MedicalCondition

stroke / injury / infection / heat stroke / cardiac arrest / protective hypothermia / reperfusion damage / /

MedicalTreatment

Urologic Surgery / catheter / laparoscopic procedure / catheters / laparoscopic surgery / laparoscopic procedures / Chest Compressions / /

Organization

Federal Drug Administration / National Institute of Health / the University of Chicago / U.S. Department of Energy / Emergency Resuscitation Center / /

Person

Adrian Tentner / Dave Beiser / Arieh Shalhav / John Alverdy / Jeffrey Mathews / Sergey Shikanov / John Oras / Paul Fischer / Jimmy Chang / Farah Shareef / Chuck Vulyak / Terry VandenHoek / Brandon Fisher / Ken Kasza / /

Position

model experiments / Section Chief / /

Product

NEK5000 CFD code / Federal Drug / /

Technology

also developing technologies / ice slurry technology / 3-D / protective cooling protocol / fluid dynamics / Simulation / /

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