Cardiology

Research from Shanghai Jiaotong University broadens understanding of cardiology

Published in Medical Devices and Surgical Technology Week, January 17th, 2010

A report, 'Development of mechanical circulatory support devices in China,' is newly published data in Artificial Organs. "Myocardial dysfunction leading to low cardiac output syndrome is a common clinical pathophysiological state. Currently, the use of mechanical circulatory support (MCS) is an essential aspect of the treatment of patients with cardiac failure," scientists in Shanghai, People's Republic of China report.

"Several groups in China are engaged in the design and development of MCS devices. These devices can be classified as pulsatile, rotary, and total artificial heart (TAH). There are two types of pulsatile pump, which are driven by air (pneumatic)....

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