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CARMAT’s Total Artificial Heart Implanted Into First Patient
  CARMAT (Vélizy Villacoublay, France) an**unced that its Artificial Heart has been Implanted for the First time in an important*clinical*study that may lead to European regulatory approval. It’s similarly sized to a real Heart and is designed to closely mimic the natural biomechanics of a human heart. Powered by an external power source, the device may have the ability to sustain patients continuously for years if the trial and subsequent observations prove successful. The bioprosthetic heart*was created*by bringing together an unusual team consisting of*Dr.*Alain Carpentier, the developer of mitral valve repair, and folks from Airbus, the same one that makes*large jets. This was necessary because while the Heart may be fairly well understood, moving fluids around without creating stress and turbulence, and doing so consistently for years, without a break is a major engineering challenge. There’s certainly a lot of hope in the medical community that Artificial hearts will **t only serve as bridges to transplants, but may become a regular therapeutic long-term option for those with failing hearts. CARMAT is certainly as well poised as anyone to achieve that. Product page:*CARMAT Heart… Via: CARMAT… This post CARMAT’s Total Artificial Heart Implanted Into First Patient appeared First on Medgadget. ??????? ??????: CARMAT’s Total Artificial Heart Implanted Into First Patient || ??????: rss || ??????: اسم منتداك
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