“…cardiac output of 5 L/min against a mean afterload of 100 mm Hg. At a fixed frequency (FF), especially for pre-loading above 2.5 mmHg, the output was not affected, due to the fact that it is necessary low pressure to achieve complete filling of the chamber for adjusted frequencies, it means that when the pre-loaded is higher than 2.5 mmHg and frequency between 80 to 130 bpm, the device operates completely filled [9] (Figure 7). Tables 1 and 2, in which whether the EC was used or not the device implantation, survival and the causes behind the occurrence In experiments that showed increased survival (7 to 31 days) the following laboratory data were determined: hemoglobin, hematocrit, leukocytes, platelets, glucose, fibrinogen, urea, creatinine, AST, Gamma GT, TCA (1st PO period), TCA, PT and INR, with the aim to analyze its traumatic impact to the blood crasis.…”