Titlebook: Assisted Circulation 2; Felix Unger Book 1984 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1984 circulation.clinical application.death.development.he

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Formal Methods and Software Engineeringy sick natural heart, and still believe that the TAH will be the answer for a large number of patients now dying of irreparable heart disease, experiences since the publication of the first volume have somewhat changed my mind.

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Practical Parameterised Session Typesnction. Since 1978 we have employed a simplified left ventricular assist device (LVAD) which is a modification of the technique described by Litwak in 1976 [5]. This chapter describes our method of insertion, important aspects of postoperative care, and our long-term results with this modality.

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A Totally Implantable Ventricular Assist Device for End-Stage Heart Disease to be used in clinical trials with increasing success, primarily in the treatment of postcardiotomy patients with profound left heart failure [5–9]. An air-driven biventricular replacement device has recently been employed in a patient with end-stage cardiomyopathy, prolonging life for 112 days [10].

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New York University Experience with a Roller-Pump-Type Left Ventricular Assist Devicenction. Since 1978 we have employed a simplified left ventricular assist device (LVAD) which is a modification of the technique described by Litwak in 1976 [5]. This chapter describes our method of insertion, important aspects of postoperative care, and our long-term results with this modality.

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Alejandro Sánchez,César Sánchezherefore, the specific aim in this study was to evaluate how long the blood pumps could be kept in situ and when the first thromboembolic complications occur in biventricular assistance. Based on these experiments, a new design of a nonpulsatile blood pump — the axial pump — has been introduced.