Background
Taylor, Kenneth Macdonald was born on October 20, 1947 in Glasgow, Scotland. Son of Hugh Baird and Mary (Macdonald) Taylor.
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This up-to-date comprehensive account of the principles and practice of cardiopulmonary bypass techniques is written by a team of leading international authorities in the field. The main sections of the book deal with cannulation techniques, perfusion, oxygenation and circuit priming. There are specialist chapters on anaesthesia, paediatric perfusion, intra-aortic balloon counter-pulsation, extra-corporeal membrane oxygenation, gaseous microemboli and blood biomaterial compatibility. The book is illustrated and fully referenced, and represents the essentials of modern cardiopulmonary bypass practice. It is a useful reference text for those involved in this aspect of open-heart surgery.
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Taylor, Kenneth Macdonald was born on October 20, 1947 in Glasgow, Scotland. Son of Hugh Baird and Mary (Macdonald) Taylor.
Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery, U. Glasgow, 1970; Doctor of Medicine, U. Glasgow, 1978.
Hall fellow in surgery, U. Glasgow, 1971-1973;
lecturer cardiac surgery, Royal Infirmary, Glasgow, 1974-1978;
senior lecturer cardiac surgery, Royal Infirmary and Western Infirmary, Glasgow, 1979-1983;
professor cardiac surgery, chief cardiac surgery, U. London Royal Postgraduate Medical School, Hammersmith Hospital, since 1983;
director National Heart and Lung Institute, Imperial College School Medicine, London, since 1997. Director School Perfusion Sciences, United Kingdom, since 1986. Member Specialist Advisory Committee in Cardiothoracic Surgery, United Kingdom, 1986-1995, chairman, 1992-1995.
Member county cardiothoracic section Royal Society Medicine. Director United Kingdom Heart Valve Registry, Department Health, since 1986, member working commission on cardiac waiting times. Chairman cardiac audit committee United Kingdom Department Health, member of national service frameworks, 1998.
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Governor Drayton Manor H.S., London, since 1988. Fellow Royal College Surgeons England, Royal College Physicians Edinburgh, Royal College Physicians and Surgeons Glasgow (Fletcher prize 1978, Watson prize 1980, European Society Cardiology. Member American Academy Cardiovasc.
Perfusion (honorary), British Cardiac Society, American Association Thoracic Surgery (honorary, honorary guest 1998), Society Thoracic Surgeons American, European Association Cardiothoracic Surgery (chairman database committee), Society Perfusionists Great Britain (president 1989-1993), Society Perfusionists Great British & Ireland (honorary life).
Married Christine Elizabeth Buchanan, May 14, 1971. Children: Iain Buchanan, Kirstin Mairi.