Hydraulic Refinement of An Intraarterial Microaxial Blood Pump

Hydraulic Refinement of An Intraarterial Microaxial Blood Pump
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动脉内微轴血泵的水力精化

DOI:
10.1177/039139889501800506
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发表时间:
1995
影响因子:
1.7
通讯作者:
Günter Rau
Günter Rau
中科院分区:
工程技术4区
文献类型:
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作者:
T. Siess;Helmut Reul;Günter Rau

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Intravascularly operating microaxial pumps have been introduced clinically proving to be useful tools for cardiac assist (1–4). However, a number of complications have been reported in literature associated with the extra-corporeal motor and the flexible drive shaft cable (5,6). In this paper, a new pump concept is presented which has been mechanically and hydraulically refined during the developing process. The drive shaft cable has been replaced by a proximally integrated micro electric motor and an extra-corporeal power supply (7). The conduit between pump and power supply consists of only an electrical power cable within the catheter resulting in a device which is indifferent to kinking and small curvature radii. Anticipated insertion difficulties, as a result of a large outer pump diameter, led to a two-step approach with an initial 6,4mm pump version and a secondary 5,4mm version. Both pumps meet the hydraulic requirement of at least 2.5I/min at a differential pressure of 80–100mmHg. The hydraulic refinements necessary to achieve the anticipated goal are based on ongoing hydrodynamic studies of the flow inside the pumps. Flow visualization on a 10:1 scale model as well as on 1:1 scale pumps have yielded significant improvements in the overall hydraulic performance of the pumps. One example of this iterative developing process by means of geometrical changes on the basis of flow visualization is illustrated for the 6.4mm pump.