Titlebook: Ventricular Assist Devices in Advanced-Stage Heart Failure; Shunei Kyo Book 2014 Springer Japan 2014 Destination therapy.Heart failure.LVA

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Innovation Update,wireless energy transmission system for tether-free support (FILVAS), an ultraminiaturized VAD (the HeartMate X) for left, right, or biventricular support, and a new percutaneous heart pump (HeartMate PHP) to address needs for patients needing short-term hemodynamic support.

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Opportunities and Challenges for LVAD Therapy Now and in the Future,ntroduction of full implantable systems. Ultimately pumps which have a more intimate relationship both to the retained heart and host will be necessary to improve results. This will include the introduction of pulsatility and the reduction of shear stress and the use of more bio-friendly materials.

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The State of Ventricular Assist Device Therapy Today,een significantly affected in a positive way. As patient survival has improved, the growth of implantation and care of LVAD patients has created a paradigm of “hub and spoke” model for transplant centers and non-transplant open heart centers to improve access and care to patient for left ventricular assist devices.

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Opportunities and Challenges for LVAD Therapy Now and in the Future,n in prospective controlled trials. Observations from registries and clinical experiences all suggest improving mortality, morbidity, and costs. Global expansion of the technology serves as tacit endorsement of these notions. The large gap between actual and projected potential use can be partially

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The State of Ventricular Assist Device Therapy Today,dity, and associated costs. The development of left ventricular assist devices, first as a bridge to transplant and then as destination therapy, has significantly improved survival and quality of life of patients with end-stage heart failure. Initial durable ventricular assist devices were large pul

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Older Destination Therapy Patient Selection,tion, April 2009, Paris, France and the 31st Annual Meeting and Scientific Sessions of the International Society for Heart and Lung Transplantation, April 2011, San Diego, California, USA. The abovementioned abstracts were published by Adamson et al. (J Am Coll Cardiol. 57(25):2487–95, 2011).

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