… percutaneous blood cannulae, which lead from the heart to the extracorporeal pumps. They
… An orthotopic TAH is defined as a blood pump that replaces the explanted natural heart in …

… blood flow in blood pumps and other blood-handling devices. Both simulation methods for
blood flow and blood … the continuousflow centrifugal GYRO blood pump. The GLS formulation …

… , the conversion of this device to a durable, implantable, and long-term blood pump (Phase
3… , 2 rotary blood pumps, namely, the axial flow blood pump and the centrifugal blood pump, …

… blood, which is well within acceptable limits for blood pumps. The calves also demonstrated
normal renal and liver function for all levels of physical activity, including exercise conditions…

… First, such monitoring may not be necessary, because rotary pumps are currently used …
ment of pump performance and correlated physiological parameters without additional blood …

… blood pump having a magnetically suspended rotor. The blood-contacting surfaces of the
pump … CFD-based blood damage models for shear-induced hemolysis as well as surrogate …

… rotary blood pumps, including a 2-day rotary blood pump for cardiopulmonary bypass
application, a 2 week pump for ECMO and short-term circulatory assistance, a 2 year pump as a …

… , particle image velocimetry (PIV), have all been employed to study details of the flow field
within blood pumps and have resulted in significant improvements in blood pump design. …

… Axial blood pumps have been very successfully introduced … mechanisms for adjusting pumping
performance to venous return … pump control based on a reliable suction detection system. …

… The progress of rotary blood pump technology has been so fast that during the last 5 years,
… noncontact blood pumps also fit into the category of the third-generation blood pumps, they …