They say home is where the heart is, but until recently patients who had suffered biventricular failure could survive only with the help of an artificial heart tethered to a large, immobile driver system to maintain blood circulation while they awaited a heart transplant.
This could be changing; artificial heartmaker SynCardia Systems, Inc., in Tucson AZ, last month announced that three patients surgically implanted with the company's technology have been able to walk out of their respective hospitals and wait for donated replacement hearts in the comfort of their own homes... read more
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This could be changing; artificial heartmaker SynCardia Systems, Inc., in Tucson AZ, last month announced that three patients surgically implanted with the company's technology have been able to walk out of their respective hospitals and wait for donated replacement hearts in the comfort of their own homes... read more
*The Freedom portable driver is currently
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