Suction due to left ventricular assist: implications for device control and management.
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In-vitro Evaluation of Ventricular Cannulation for Rotodynamic Cardiac Assist DevicesPreload-based starling-like control for rotary blood pumps: numerical comparison with pulsatility control and constant speed operation.Physiologic outcome of varying speed rotary blood pump support algorithms: a review study.The Effect of Compliant Inflow Cannulae on the Hemocompatibility of Rotary Blood Pump Circuits in an In Vitro Model.Ex Vivo Assessment of a Parabolic-Tip Inflow Cannula for Pediatric Continuous-Flow VADs.Anatomy and Physiology of Left Ventricular Suction Induced by Rotary Blood Pumps.In vitro evaluation of a compliant inflow cannula reservoir to reduce suction events with extracorporeal rotary ventricular assist device support.Numerical optimization studies of cardiovascular-rotary blood pump interaction.Evaluation of suction detection during different pumping states in an implantable rotary blood pump.Standardized Comparison of Selected Physiological Controllers for Rotary Blood Pumps: In Vitro Study.An anti-suction control for an intra-aorta pump using blood assistant index: a numerical simulation.Development of normal-suction boundary control method based on inflow cannula pressure waveform for the undulation pump ventricular assist device.Effect of parameter variations on the hemodynamic response under rotary blood pump assistance.Evaluation of Physiological Control Systems for Rotary Left Ventricular Assist Devices: An In-Vitro Study.Reserve-driven flow control for extracorporeal life support: proof of principle.In Vitro Comparison of Active and Passive Physiological Control Systems for Biventricular Assist Devices.
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Suction due to left ventricular assist: implications for device control and management.
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Suction due to left ventricular assist: implications for device control and management.
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Cesare Beghi
Fabio Leonardi
Frederik Van der Veen
Giuseppe De Cicco
Jos Maessen
Koen Reesink
Paolo Botti
Theo Van der Nagel
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10.1111/J.1525-1594.2007.00420.X
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2007-07-01T00:00:00Z