Key result
Methods for noninvasive control of left-right output balance and cardiac output response to changing blood flow demands were presented for total artificial hearts with implanted energy converters.
Population
Alternately ejecting dual-pusherplate pumps (total artificial hearts with implanted energy converters)
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Noninvasive left-right balance control in total artificial hearts is technically feasible; leaves open prospective trials for clinical adoption.
Describes noninvasive control methods for maintaining left-right balance and adjusting cardiac output in total artificial hearts.
Snyder et al. (1992) studied Total artificial hearts. Noninvasive control of cardiac output was evaluated. Methods for noninvasive control of left-right output balance and cardiac output response to changing blood flow demands were presented for total artificial hearts with implanted energy converters.
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