Skeletal muscle ventricles as a potential right heart assist or substitute

W. A. Anderson; J. S. Andersen; C. R. Bridges; R. L. Hammond; F. Dimeo; E. E. Frisch; S. Salmons; L. W. Stephenson

Skeletal muscle ventricles as a potential right heart assist or substitute

W. A. Anderson
, J. S. Andersen
, C. R. Bridges
, R. L. Hammond
, F. Dimeo
, E. E. Frisch
, S. Salmons
, L. W. Stephenson

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Abstract

Skeletal muscle ventricles (SMV) were constructed from canine latissimus dorsi muscle and chronically stimulated to pump fluid within a totally implantable mock circulation device. They were stimulated to contract at either 95/min (N = 7) or 54/min (N = 4). The preload was chronically maintained at 20 mmHg. After 1 month of continuous pumping the SMV were capable of generating a stroke work of 0.134x10⁶ ergs and power output of 0.021 watts, representing 61% and 42% of the stroke work and power output of the native canine right ventricle, respectively.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	241-246
Number of pages	6
Journal	ASAIO Transactions
Volume	34
Issue number	3
State	Published - 1988
Externally published	Yes

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