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Partial or Total Heart Substitution with a Double-Centrifugal Device — Theoretical and Physiologic Studies

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Assisted Circulation

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When one deals with artificial hearts (AH) in 1978, considering the number of problems involved and the extent of research already undertaken, it is certainly necessary to state and justify one’s specific goal. As many others, we have gone through various steps. At first the absolute necessity of controlling a left ventricular assist device (LVAD) and the difficulty of doing so with compressed air-driven systems led us in 1967 to develop a bivalved ventricle, powered by a servo-controlled electric motor through a hydraulic transmission [7]. This device has demonstrated its perfect control of left ventricular assistance (LVA) with a purely linear Starling’s Law [3]. Total artificial heart (TAH) was successfully achieved in two similar devices [8, 9].

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Hinglais, J., Chevrier, J.L., Demoment, G., Le Guen, R., Loyer, F. (1979). Partial or Total Heart Substitution with a Double-Centrifugal Device — Theoretical and Physiologic Studies. In: Unger, F. (eds) Assisted Circulation. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-67268-2_29

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