IN VITRO FLUID DYNAMIC COMPARISON OF THE NEW ST. JUDE MEDICAL PROSTHETIC MITRAL VALVE WITH STARR-EDWARDS, BJORK-SHILEY, AND LILLEHEI-KASTER PROSTHESES.
- Kevin C Dellsperger(corresponding author),
- David W. Wieting
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Adv in Bioeng, Symp Presented at the Winter Annu Meet of ASME
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12/10/1978 - 12/15/1978Location
San Francisco, CA, USA
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This paper describes the results for pressure drops and flow patterns obtained for four different prosthetic valves studied in a pulse duplication system. The mitral valves which are included in this study had tissue annulus diameters in the range of 26 mm to 29 mm and are: (1) the new St. Jude Medical Inc. (SJM) hinged bi-leaflet mitral valve which has a tissue annulus diameter of 26 mm; (2) the Starr-Edwards (S-E) caged ball mitral valve Model 6400/2M (new designation 28M) with a tissue annulus diameter of 28 mm; (3)Bjork-Shiley (B-S) 29 MBP tilting disk mitral valve which had a tissue annulus diameter of 29 mm; and (4) Lillehei-Kaster (L-K) 22M tilting disk mitral valve having a tissue annulus dimension of 29 mm.
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Pages 31-33 (3 pages)Publication milestones
- Published - 01/01/1978
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Published - 01/01/1978
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- Scopus: 0018058678
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