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Establishing an implant science for artificial organs is necessary to address clinical complications such as thrombus formation, calcification, and infection.
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Establishing implant science criteria may reduce complications in artificial organs; leaves open rigorous clinical testing to confirm efficacy.
Highlights the need for establishing scientific design criteria for artificial organs to prevent complications like thrombosis and infection, with a focus on implantable total artificial hearts.
Kou Imachi (1997) conducted a review in Artificial organ complications. Artificial organs was evaluated. Establishing an implant science for artificial organs is necessary to address clinical complications such as thrombus formation, calcification, and infection.
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