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HeartMate III: Pump design for a centrifugal LVAD with a magnetically levitated rotor
Authors: Bourque, K Gernes, DB Loree, HM Richardson, JS Poirier, VL Barletta, N Fleischli, A Foiera, G Gempp, TM Schoeb, R Litwak, KN Akimoto, T Watach, MJ Litwak, P
Citation: K. Bourque et al., HeartMate III: Pump design for a centrifugal LVAD with a magnetically levitated rotor, ASAIO J, 47(4), 2001, pp. 401-405
The role of diastolic pump flow in centrifugal blood pump hemodynamics
Authors: Akimoto, T Litwak, KN Yamazaki, K Litwak, P Kihara, S Tagusari, J Yamazaki, S Kameneva, MV Watach, MJ Umezu, M Tomioka, J Kormos, RL Koyanagi, T Griffith, BP
Citation: T. Akimoto et al., The role of diastolic pump flow in centrifugal blood pump hemodynamics, ARTIF ORGAN, 25(9), 2001, pp. 724-727
The HeartMate III: Design and in vivo studies of a Maglev centrifugal leftventricular assist device
Authors: Loree, HM Bourque, K Gernes, DB Richardson, JS Poirier, VL Barletta, N Fleischli, A Foiera, G Gempp, TM Schoeb, R Litwak, KN Akimoto, T Kameneva, M Watach, MJ Litwak, P
Citation: Hm. Loree et al., The HeartMate III: Design and in vivo studies of a Maglev centrifugal leftventricular assist device, ARTIF ORGAN, 25(5), 2001, pp. 386-391
Relationship of blood pressure and pump flow in an implantable centrifugalblood pump during hypertension
Authors: Akimoto, T Yamazaki, K Litwak, P Litwak, KN Tagusari, O Mori, T Antaki, JF Kameneva, MV Watach, MJ Umezu, M Tomioka, J Kormos, RL Koyanagi, H Griffith, BP
Citation: T. Akimoto et al., Relationship of blood pressure and pump flow in an implantable centrifugalblood pump during hypertension, ASAIO J, 46(5), 2000, pp. 596-599
Continuously maintaining positive flow avoids endocardial suction of a rotary blood pump with left ventricular bypass
Authors: Akimoto, T Yamazaki, K Litwak, P Litwak, KN Tagusari, O Mori, T Antaki, JF Kameneva, MV Watach, MJ Umezu, M Tomioka, J Kormos, RL Koyanagi, H Griffith, BP
Citation: T. Akimoto et al., Continuously maintaining positive flow avoids endocardial suction of a rotary blood pump with left ventricular bypass, ARTIF ORGAN, 24(8), 2000, pp. 606-610
Gender difference in theologic properties of blood and risk of cardiovascular diseases
Authors: Kameneva, MV Watach, MJ Borovetz, HS
Citation: Mv. Kameneva et al., Gender difference in theologic properties of blood and risk of cardiovascular diseases, CL HEMORH M, 21(3-4), 1999, pp. 357-363
Decrease in red blood cell deformability caused by hypothermia, hemodilution, and mechanical stress: Factors related to cardiopulmonary bypass
Authors: Kameneva, MV Undar, A Antaki, JF Watach, MJ Calhoon, JH Borovetz, HS
Citation: Mv. Kameneva et al., Decrease in red blood cell deformability caused by hypothermia, hemodilution, and mechanical stress: Factors related to cardiopulmonary bypass, ASAIO J, 45(4), 1999, pp. 307-310
Chronic animal health assessment during axial ventricular assistance: Importance of hemorheologic parameters
Authors: Kameneva, MV Watach, MJ Litwak, P Antaki, JF Butler, KC Thomas, DC Taylor, LP Borovetz, HS Kormos, RL Griffith, BP
Citation: Mv. Kameneva et al., Chronic animal health assessment during axial ventricular assistance: Importance of hemorheologic parameters, ASAIO J, 45(3), 1999, pp. 183-188
Rotary blood pump flow spontaneously increases during exercise under constant pump speed: Results of a chronic study
Authors: Akimoto, T Yamazaki, K Litwak, P Litwak, KN Tagusari, O Mori, T Antaki, JF Kameneva, MV Watach, MJ Umezu, M Tomioka, J Kormos, RL Koyanagi, H Griffith, BP
Citation: T. Akimoto et al., Rotary blood pump flow spontaneously increases during exercise under constant pump speed: Results of a chronic study, ARTIF ORGAN, 23(8), 1999, pp. 797-801
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