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Artificial Organs|January 9, 2020

Investigation of the inherent left-right flow balancing of rotary total artificial hearts by means of a resistance boxFrank Nestler, Daniel L Timms, Michael Stevens, et al.

Artificial Organs|August 17, 2011

A method for control of an implantable rotary blood pump for heart failure patients using noninvasive measurementsEinly Lim, Abdul-Hakeem H Alomari, Andrey V Savkin, et al.

Artificial Organs|October 28, 2014

Hemodynamic response to exercise and head-up tilt of patients implanted with a rotary blood pump: a computational modeling studyEinly Lim, Robert Francis Salamonsen, Mahdi Mansouri, et al.

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Artificial Organs|January 9, 2020

Investigation of the inherent left-right flow balancing of rotary total artificial hearts by means of a resistance boxFrank Nestler, Daniel L Timms, Michael Stevens, et al.

Artificial Organs|August 17, 2011

A method for control of an implantable rotary blood pump for heart failure patients using noninvasive measurementsEinly Lim, Abdul-Hakeem H Alomari, Andrey V Savkin, et al.

Artificial Organs|October 28, 2014

Hemodynamic response to exercise and head-up tilt of patients implanted with a rotary blood pump: a computational modeling studyEinly Lim, Robert Francis Salamonsen, Mahdi Mansouri, et al.

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