New design of an orthotopic fluorosiloxane rubber heart prosthesis

Шумаков, В. И.; Egorov, T. L.; Itkin, G. P.; Shtengol'd, E. Sh.; Дробышев, В. А.; Drobyshev, A. A.; Khazen, L. Z.

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“…Several pneumatic TAHs were developed in the 1980s, such as the Brno TAH (Vacord Bioengineering Research Company, Brno, Czech Republic) 37 , Penn State pneumatic TAH (Pennsylvania State University, Hershey, Pennsylvania) 38 , Phoenix (Southern Taiwan University, Tainan, Taiwan) 39,40 , Poisk TAH (Institute of Organ and Tissue Transplantation, Moscow, Russia) 41,42 , POLTAH (Artificial Heart Laboratory, Zabrze, Poland) 43 and Vienna TAH (University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria) 44 . In the same period, the electrohydraulic TAH (EHTAH) was developed in Japan (Artificial Organs Department, Osaka, Japan) 45 .…”

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The ongoing quest for the first total artificial heart as destination therapy

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