Displaying articles by keyword Mechanical aortic valve prosthesis

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General problems of metrology and indirect measuring in cardiology:…

This paper treats general problems of metrology and indirect measurement methods in cardiology. It is aimed at an identification of…

Advanced capabilities of analysis of R/S wave amplitude alternation…

The article aims at describing the theoretical principles of cardiometry as a fundamentally new scientific field which enables the accurate…

Study of central hemodynamic parameters in pediatric burn shock…

This paper deals with a study of central hemodynamics in 363 pediatric patients with burn shock as compared with a…

Chronobiological methods of human body self-regulation reserve evaluation

Chronodiagnostical methods for evaluating reserve and unfavourable responses of human cardiac function and under prolonged stress load.

Our new tornado-compatible aortic valve prosthesis: notable results of hydrodynamic testing and experimental trials

Published in No.4 May 2014

A shortcoming common to all existing designs of mechanical cardiac valve prostheses is an increased trombogenicity caused, among other factors, by the lack of hydrodynamic compatibility between the luminal part of the prosthesis and the patterned blood flow. The aim of the study is to design and test our new mechanical aortic valve prosthesis to exclude life-long anticoagulation treatment.