Mechanical Circulatory and Respiratory Support, Second Edition, continues to provide a comprehensive overview of the past, present and future development of mechanical circulatory and respiratory support devices. This new edition provides an update on the field while also introducing new elements within the field such as ex-vivo perfusion, devices for HFpEF, design for manufacture, oxygenator design, and more content on route to market.
Chapters from over 60 internationally-renowned experts focuses on the entire life-cycle of mechanical circulatory and respiratory support – from the descent into heart and lung failure, alternative medical management, device options, device design, implantation techniques, complications and medical management of the supported patient, patient-device interactions, cost effectiveness, route to market and a view to the future.
This second edition is a useful resource for biomedical engineers and clinicians who are designing new mechanical circulatory or respiratory support devices, while also providing a comprehensive guide of the entire field for those who are already familiar with some areas and want to learn more. Reviews of the most cutting-edge research are provided throughout each chapter, along with guides on how to design new devices and which areas require specific focus for future research and development.
1. Chapter 9 Optimizing the patient and timing the introduction of mechanical circulatory and respiratory support - p. 255 2. Chapter 10 Surgical implantation - p. 283 3. Chapter 11 Complications and adverse events - p. 303 4. Chapter 12 Medical management of the supported patient - p. 337 5. Chapter 13 Pediatric devices - p. 372 6. Chapter 14 Hydraulic design - p. 421 7. Chapter 15 Motor design and impeller suspension for blood pumps - p. 459 8. Chapter 16 Design for manufacture - p. 498 9. Chapter 17 Pulsatile versus continuous flow - p. 517 10. Chapter 18 Cannula design - p. 552 11. Chapter 19 Oxygenator design - p. 591 12. Chapter 20 Blood–device interactions - p. 611 13. Chapter 21 Physiological control - p. 641 14. Chapter 22 Systems for power and data transfer - p. 679 15. Chapter 23 Wearable systems - p. 709 16. Chapter 24 Route to market - p. 744 17. Chapter 25 Preclinical evaluation - p. 770 18. Chapter 26 Clinical trials - p. 813 19. Chapter 27 Cost-effectiveness of mechanical circulatory supports - p. 833 20. Chapter 28 Regulatory approvals - p. 857 21. Chapter 29 The past, present, and future of mechanical circulatory and respiratory support - p. 880 22. Index - p. 901 23. Index - Continued - p. 915 24. Index - Continued - p. 929
Mechanical Circulatory and Respiratory Support, Second Edition, continues to provide a comprehensive overview of the past, present and future development of mechanical circulatory and respiratory support devices. This new edition provides an update on the field while also introducing new elements within the field such as ex-vivo perfusion, devices for HFpEF, design for manufacture, oxygenator design, and more content on route to market.
Chapters from over 60 internationally-renowned experts focuses on the entire life-cycle of mechanical circulatory and respiratory support – from the descent into heart and lung failure, alternative medical management, device options, device design, implantation techniques, complications and medical management of the supported patient, patient-device interactions, cost effectiveness, route to market and a view to the future.
This second edition is a useful resource for biomedical engineers and clinicians who are designing new mechanical circulatory or respiratory support devices, while also providing a comprehensive guide of the entire field for those who are already familiar with some areas and want to learn more. Reviews of the most cutting-edge research are provided throughout each chapter, along with guides on how to design new devices and which areas require specific focus for future research and development.
1. Chapter 9 Optimizing the patient and timing the introduction of mechanical circulatory and respiratory support - p. 255 2. Chapter 10 Surgical implantation - p. 283 3. Chapter 11 Complications and adverse events - p. 303 4. Chapter 12 Medical management of the supported patient - p. 337 5. Chapter 13 Pediatric devices - p. 372 6. Chapter 14 Hydraulic design - p. 421 7. Chapter 15 Motor design and impeller suspension for blood pumps - p. 459 8. Chapter 16 Design for manufacture - p. 498 9. Chapter 17 Pulsatile versus continuous flow - p. 517 10. Chapter 18 Cannula design - p. 552 11. Chapter 19 Oxygenator design - p. 591 12. Chapter 20 Blood–device interactions - p. 611 13. Chapter 21 Physiological control - p. 641 14. Chapter 22 Systems for power and data transfer - p. 679 15. Chapter 23 Wearable systems - p. 709 16. Chapter 24 Route to market - p. 744 17. Chapter 25 Preclinical evaluation - p. 770 18. Chapter 26 Clinical trials - p. 813 19. Chapter 27 Cost-effectiveness of mechanical circulatory supports - p. 833 20. Chapter 28 Regulatory approvals - p. 857 21. Chapter 29 The past, present, and future of mechanical circulatory and respiratory support - p. 880 22. Index - p. 901 23. Index - Continued - p. 915 24. Index - Continued - p. 929
