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The lab is engaged in developing innovative ways to transfer energy wirelessly to mechanical circulatory support devices used in the treatment of end-stage heart failure.
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Several novel platforms are utilized and tested for efficacy and reproducibility in aiding surgical education for training tomorrow’s surgeons.
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Wireless Powered Implantable Ultra-compact Controller with a Wireless Graphical User Interface
We have earlier demonstrated the wireless power transfer to power an LVAD controller , in the current investigation , we present an ultra-compact physiological implantable controller to entirely free patients from the LVAD driveline and considerably reduce the extracorporeal hardware and weight. Since a physiological flow, especially in patient category of destination therapy, is of significance, we have embedded a pulsatile algorithm in the controller.