1997
DOI: 10.1111/j.1525-1594.1997.tb03732.x
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Trial Manufacture of Eccentric Roller Type Total Artificial Heart

Abstract: Working toward a completely implantable total artificial heart, we have designed an eccentric roller type total artificial heart. The actuator of this artificial heart is a drum type eccentric roller that squeezes the blood chambers. The blood chambers are made of silicone rubber and are torus in shape. The shape of the artificial heart is an almost circular cylinder, and its length and diameter are 10 cm and 8 cm, respectively. The 2 main characteristics of this artificial heart are that it discharges blood i… Show more

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“…Therefore, we tried to design an eccentric roller type artificial heart that was smaller and simpler ( 7). Actually, the current model was the smallest one made in our institute.…”
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“…Therefore, we tried to design an eccentric roller type artificial heart that was smaller and simpler ( 7). Actually, the current model was the smallest one made in our institute.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…In the process of developing a completely implantable total artificial heart (TAH) system, we have developed several kinds of artificial hearts in Hiroshima in the past years ( 1–6). As the latest trial, an eccentric roller type TAH was designed to reduce the size of the TAH through simplifying the actuator mechanism ( 7). First we made a prototype TAH and carried out a performance test of it ( 7).…”
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“…The pump system basically has the same configuration as that previously reported in which right and left silicone blood chambers output blood alternatively by compressing them with alternate rotations of eccentric rollers (13,14)(Fig. 1).…”
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“…We continue research and improvements for several reasons: acceptable cardiac output could not be obtained; energy efficiency was low; and there was the problem of antithrombogenecity. Among recent prototypes of electric motor‐driven roller‐type TAH studied, the most recent is a device in which right and left silicone blood chambers output blood alternately by compressing them with alternate rotations of eccentric rollers (13,14). The advantages of this artificial heart are that no valves are mounted, it is one of the most compact devices in the world (8 × 10 cm), and a pulsatile‐like flow waveform can be obtained although it is a roller pump.…”
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