Circulation
 1995
DOI: 10.1161/01.cir.92.9.467
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Creation of a Controlled Venoarterial Shunt

James P. Slater
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André Katayama Yamada
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Oswaldo J. Yano
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Abstract: A controlled venoarterial shunt improved hemodynamics and cardiac output in a large animal model with RSCF. This strategy may be useful in the management of transplant and left ventricular assist device recipients with perioperative RSCF.

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Heart rate variability, exercise capacity, and o2 uptake kinetics in heart transplant recipients

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