A controller adjusts impeller speed to manage suction events in an LVAD.
Dynamic expansion resolves the contradiction between small delivery size and high cardiac flow rate requirements for percutaneous support.
A segmented mechanical circulatory support system uses autonomous backup parameters to ensure uninterrupted pump operation during communication losses.
A vehicle speedometer calibration method integrates longitudinal acceleration data to determine velocity.
A control system calculates coupling coefficients between external and implanted coils to manage power transfer.
An adaptive drive mode system modifies vehicle settings using sensor data to tailor performance for specific operations.
Relocating the pressure sensor into the pump housing eliminates tissue overgrowth and mechanical stress while simplifying implantation.
Inflatable elements within a stent create peristaltic waves to pump blood bidirectionally, preventing shear damage from rotary impellers.
Segmented pump arrangement with an intermediate reservoir decouples preload and afterload, reducing heart burden while maintaining body blood supply.
Integrates power electronics and controller circuitry within the implantable blood pump housing.
Segmented pump control maintains high circuit flow while delivering low patient flow for small children.
A control circuit detects stator electrical faults and initiates a rapid startup sequence to restore blood flow.
A bone anchor system stabilizes ventricular assist device drivelines by transferring applied forces to the bone, preventing skin tearing and infection risks.