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Systolic is the rhythmic contraction of the heart in which blood is forced onward. This is the maximum pressure in the arteries. A normal range of systolic blood pressure for adults is 90-120 mmHg. In a blood pressure reading, it is the first or top number in the fraction.
The invention discloses a left auricle plugging device provided with a real-time atrial pressure monitoringchip, and particularly relates to the technical field of left auricle plugging, the left auricle plugging device comprises a plugging device body and a connector, the top end of the connector is provided with a signal supply module, and the signal supply module is located in the plugging device body; according to the left atrialappendage plugging device, after the inductor in the nut generates a voltagesignal, the signal can be transmitted to the low-noiseoperational amplifier and amplified, meanwhile, the electromagnetic interference between the noise of a circuit and the outside world is restrained, and the plugging device can be used for plugging the left atrialappendage of the left atrialappendage of the left atrial appendage. The physical deformation is converted into corresponding electric signals, the electric signals are transmitted to an in-vitro receiving terminal through an antenna, and a doctor can indirectly judge the recovery condition of the atrial contraction function of the patient according to the pressure signal trend.
The invention provides a simulated jellyfish-based plateau environment systolic function model, which comprises a jellyfish-shaped framework and a cardiac muscle tissue layer cultured on the jellyfish-shaped framework, and is used for simulating the systolic function of the heart through spontaneous or rhythmic systole; the pacing point and conduction system consists of a patterned myocardial cell layer and is used for generating and / or conducting an electric signal to stimulate rhythmic contraction / relaxation of a myocardial tissue layer; the balance weight is arranged at the bottom of the center of the jellyfish-shaped frame and used for enabling the gravity borne by the simulated jellyfish in the culture solution to be larger than the buoyancy borne by the simulated jellyfish. The invention also provides a simulated jellyfish-based plateau environment systolic functionsimulation and detection system, and the simulated jellyfish-based plateau environment systolic function model is used as a bionic simulator and is used for analyzing the motion state, tissue pathology and metabolism conditions of the bionic simulator in a body blood component culture solution in a simulated plateau environment. And evaluating the influence of the culture solution on the heart function.
A system and method for prolonged organ preservation and real-time ex-vivo organ assessment. The organ perfusion and assessment system includes three components: A full cardiac output circuit, a resuscitation and low flow circuit, and an organ indexing stack to perform real-time hemodynamic ex-vivo organ assessment. A containment vessel maintains sterility and allows for complete echo-analysis. The slope of preload recruitable stroke work (PRSW) and other load-independent and load-dependent assays are used to stratify donor heart function. The best assessment of systolic function and therefore transplant suitability appears to be PRSW; the best systolic function is seen with full support of a donor heart. The best assessment of diastolic dysfunction appears to be Tau; the best diastolic function is also seen with full support of a donor organ. Load independent assessments appear to be highly repeatable and should identify currently discarded human donor hearts that are actually suitable for transplantation.