Artificial implantable blood pump

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1982-08-06

1984-07-10

Frinks, Ronald L.

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Truss

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3 1, 3 14, 128 1D, A61F 124, A61F 100

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044583664

ABSTRACT:
Implantable artificial blood pumps are described. The blood-contacting surfaces have pores therein which communicate with a subsurface of interconnected pores. This structure induces tissue formation thereon and avoidance of the incidence of thromboembolism.

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