TOTAL ARTIFICIAL HEART


Chart - Pulse

A TOTAL ARTIFICIAL HEART (TAH) - a NEW APPROACH

UPDATE 19 NOVEMBER 1999
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CONTENTS:

• Response to our visitors' Request
• The story: The Total Artificial Heart
• What are propertis of the natural pulse?
• Why it is so important to stimulate Physiological (Natural) Pulse?
• How It Could Be Done

Response to our visitors' Request


In response to outstanding interest of the medical and scientific communities toward this WebPages, the SIA Co. is ready to offer the following assistance and services:

1. Private suitcase consulting sessions for the following areas:

• Methods of the formation of the aortic pressure
. pulse by electromechanical means


• Methods of the formation of the aortic pressure
. pulse by hydromechanical means


• Methods of mathematical simulation of
.the hydrodynamics of a blood propagation in
.the blood circulation system (BCS)


• Development and design of the TAH
.able to simulate natural (physiological shape of pulse)


If your are interested in private consulting by Dr. Eugene Mogendovich send your request to us via e-mail (see home page)
click here, or contact the SIA management at sxm@lucent.com, or just write on a guest page of this Web site.

2. If the sufficient number of participants will appear, the SIA may organize the seminar. The topics are following:

• The TAH, as an information - energy hydraulic pulse (IEHP) system.
.- Base concepts, terminology, definition
.- Theory of the (IEHP) systems
.- The elements of the HP systems
.- Theory of the HP systems
.- Properties of hydraulic pulses
.- Hydrodynamic methods of simulation of HP systems


• Current status of development of the TAHs in view
.of the simulation of the natural shape of pulse


• Main direction in the simulation of the natural shape of pulse

• Biological aspects of the pulse shape in the BCS and TAHs

• Medical aspects of the deviation of pressure pulse shape
.from the physiological form


• Position of the NHLBI on this matter and its influence
.on the development of TAH.


If you are a medic professional or a scientist involved in area of TAH
implanting and/or development we would like to hear from you.

QUESTIONS? If you have any questions, we would be glad to answer

If interested, please click here and leave us you name and address.



The story:
The Total Artificial Heart


• The Total Artificial Heart (TAH) can save
.lives of 70,000 people a year in the USA


• Since 1982, the National Heart, Lung
.and Blood Institute of the NIH had spent
.more then $100 M for R&D of the TAH


• None of the developed TAHs work for more
.then a few month


• Why it does not and what may work?

• None of the TAHs simulates (reproduces) a
.Natural Shape of the .Physioiogical Pulse


What are properties of the natural pulse?


Chart - Aortic Pressure



• Natural pulse has a 50% diastole time,
.which gives heartand blood vessels time to relax


• Natural pulse has a very steep front:


Why it is so important to simulate Physiological (Natural) Pulse?


• Steep front (blood acceleration) induces a pressure wave

• Pressure wave creates a wave phenomenon (similar to
.a water hammer effect), which:
.- expands walls of blood vessels, allowing more blood flow
.- to move with lower pressure
.- reinforces muscles of blood vessels
.- removes obstakles inside the blood vessels
.- pushes blood through tiny capillaries



How It Could Be Done?


• In 1992.the USA patent #5,139,516: "Artificial
.Heart and Method of Operating the same",
.was granted to Dr. Eugene M. Mogendovich.

• The patent among other novelties introduces
.the method of simulation of the Natural
.(Physiological) Shape of Pulse.


• The TAHs, which reproduces the natural shape of
.pressure pulse has been designed and developed.

• Dr. E. Mogendovich and his team can provide
.consulting and help improving the TAHs designs.

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The Reproduction of the Pulse Pressure Waveform by an Implemented TAH
The Reproduction of the Pulse Pressure Waveform by an Implemented TAH
History of events


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