Tiny Perfusion Letter #732

May 30, 2024

Tiny Perfusion Letter

Okay

So, we did it. We created a second newsletter, The Tiny ECLS Letter. Or the T.E.L.

How is this going to work? Very simple: the TPL is going to focus on cardiopulmonary bypass and all adjacent stuff; the TEL is focusing on ECLS and adjacent things. You can be subscribed to either, or both, you decide. You can even be subscribed to neither. How about that? No hard feelings 😊

Sometimes, there will be overlap, when there are articles about something like patient safety, checklists, lung transplants, non-technical skills, coatings or postcardiotomy ECLS for example

We were a bit naughty and we transferred the mailing list from the TPL to the TEL 🤭🤫. Talking about overnight share growth… But as we said, you decide if you want it or not. Just unsubscribe, no hard feelings

When you are subscribed to both, this will NOT mean you will receive more, it will just be spread out over two newsletters. It might seem overwhelming in the beginning, but it will smooth out. We hope 😬

We are starting on Tuesday, June 4

Hope to meet y’all on the TEL!!

#enjoyandshare

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