Abstract: An oxygenator and method for oxygenating blood. The oxygenator includes a housing, an oxygenation chamber, and elongated gas permeable conduits that extend across the oxygenation chamber. The blood flow enters and contacts with exterior surfaces of the conduits and exits the oxygenator to transfer of oxygen from within the conduits to the blood flow and transfer carbon dioxide from the blood flow into the elongated gas permeable conduits. The housing includes a gas inlet and is configured to distribute a gas flow received through the gas inlet to the elongated gas permeable conduits so as to a first portion of the gas flow flows through a first set of the elongated gas permeable conduits in a first direction and a second portion of the gas flow flows through a second set of the elongated gas permeable conduits in a second direction that is opposite to the first direction.

Abstract: The present disclosure is directed to a coaxial cannula assembly including an infusion tube defining a return lumen and having a proximal end and a distal end. The distal end of the infusion tube includes a plurality of infusion openings and a flow restriction member positioned between the plurality of infusion openings and a distal tip of the infusion tube. The cannula assembly also includes a drainage tube co-axially aligned with the infusion tube and having a proximal end and a distal end. The distal end of said drainage tube includes a plurality of drainage openings and a length of the drainage tube is less than a length of the infusion tube. The cannula assembly further includes a drainage lumen defined by a space between said infusion tube and said drainage tube.