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Efficient physiological control of an integrated system architecture for continuous-flow ventricular assist devices: in-silico study
This study presents the development and in silico evaluation of an Integrated System Architecture (ISA) for the physiological control of continuous-flow ventricular assist devices (VADs). The system employs an automatic controller based on pressure measurements at the VAD inflow cannula to estimate
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