1. An Inexpensive Cardiac Bypass Cannulation Simulator: Facing Challenges of Modern Training 
Matthew P. Schiralli, MD, George L. Hicks, MD, Ron E. Angona, CCP, James J. Gangemi, MD 
The Annals of Thoracic Surgery 
Volume 89, Issue 6, Pages (June 2010)
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2. Fig 1 Top pan with lined holes and weather stripping on top rail.
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3. Fig 2
Full top pan assembly with brad connectors, rubber band, and red plastic bag supported by bottom pan.
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4. Fig 3
The infusion set-up includes: 2 bags of saline (1 L bags), 1 quick prime, a ¼-inch “Y” connector, ¼-inch tubing, two 3/8-inch × ¼-inch reducers, two 3/8-inch “Y” connectors, and 3/8-inch tubing.
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5. Fig 4 Fully pressurized heart.
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