Giles Peek University of Florida

Giles Peek

Clinical Professor/M.D.

gilespeek@ufl.edu 646-284-8161
  • Gainesville FL UNITED STATES
  • College of Medicine

Dr. Giles Peek is a congenital heart surgeon and ECMOlogist with experience in neonates, children, and adults.

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Biography

Dr. Giles Peek is a professor of surgery and pediatrics at UF. He has been fascinated by extra-corporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO) since 1994. His thesis investigated the use of different biomaterials during extracorporeal life support. He was the PI of the CESAR trial. He is an inaugural fellow of ELSO. He chaired the ECMO sub-study group for the Covid Critical Care Consortium. He is co-chair of the ELSO guidelines sub-committee, and senior editor of the ELSO Pediatric and Neonatal Foundations Curriculum.

Areas of Expertise

ECMO
Extra-Corporeal Membrane Oxygenation

Media Appearances

Giles Peek

EuroELSO  tv

2022-05-06

How to improve team performance in their ECMO setting with Giles Peek.

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ELSO neonatal & pediatric ECMO course

Extracorporeal Life Support Organization  tv

2021-02-12

Why should you participate in the next ELSO Neonatal & Pediatric virtual #ECMO training course? Let's ask Professor Giles Peek!

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Heparin-based versus bivalirudin-based anticoagulation in pediatric extracorporeal membrane oxygenation: A systematic review

Frontiers in Medicine

Carlos A. Valdes, et. al

2023-03-14

Optimal anticoagulation therapy is essential for the prevention of thrombotic and hemorrhagic complications in pediatric patients supported with extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO). Recent data have demonstrated bivalirudin has the potential to surpass and replace heparin as the anticoagulant of choice.

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The ELSO Red Book

Extracorporeal Life Support

Daniel Brodie, et. al

2022-09-05

Written by over two hundred experts from around the world, this new edition is the definitive reference text on Extracorporeal Life Support, providing both the latest evidence and practical advice on how to clinically manage patients of all ages. There are new chapters on topics not found in previous editions, including Emerging Infectious Diseases, Bedside Ultrasound, Cannulation, ECLS Nomenclature, Extracorporeal Therapy to Facilitate Organ Donation, Physiotherapy and Mobilization, Anesthesia, and ECMO Crisis...

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