Exercise Studies in Patients With Rotary Blood Pumps: Cause, Effects, and Implications for Starling-Like Control of Changes in Pump Flow

Theoretical Foundations of a Starling-Like Controller for Rotary Blood Pumps

(2012) Robert Francis Salamonsen et al.   ARTIFICIAL ORGANS

Response of Rotary Blood Pumps to Changes in Preload and Afterload at a Fixed Speed Setting Are Unphysiological When Compared With the Natural Heart

(2011) Robert F. Salamonsen et al.   ARTIFICIAL ORGANS

Exercise Capacity in Patients Supported With Rotary Blood Pumps Is Improved by a Spontaneous Increase of Pump Flow at Constant Pump Speed and by a Rise in Native Cardiac Output

(2011) Luc Jacquet et al.   ARTIFICIAL ORGANS

Noninvasive Activity-based Control of an Implantable Rotary Blood Pump: Comparative Software Simulation Study

(2010) Dean M. Karantonis et al.   ARTIFICIAL ORGANS

Changes in autonomic balance in patients with decompensated chronic heart failure

(2010) Agnieszka Rydlewska et al.   CLINICAL AUTONOMIC RESEARCH

Exercise stroke volume and heart rate response differ in right and left heart failure

(2010) Herman Groepenhoff et al.   EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF HEART FAILURE