Left ventricular assist device mode: Co-pulse left ventricular unloading in a working mode of ex vivo heart perfusion.

Daisuke SakotaRyo KosakaEiki NagaokaKatsuhiro OhuchiTomoki TaharaHirokuni AraiIchiro SakanoueKenneth R McCurryToshihiro Okamoto

Published in: The Journal of heart and lung transplantation : the official publication of the International Society for Heart Transplantation (2023)

These data suggest that myocardial mechanical function was better preserved in LVAD mode than in resting and working modes. Although our data suggested similar glycolysis activity in the LVAD and working groups, the higher final ATP in the LVAD group might be explained by reduced external work in LVAD.

Keyphrases

left ventricular assist device
left ventricular
electronic health record
heart failure
big data
blood pressure
acute myocardial infarction
mitral valve
left atrial
computed tomography
machine learning
data analysis
magnetic resonance
contrast enhanced
deep learning