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Video Center:
- Highest bridge to human heart transplant
rate of any heart device, 79%*
- Over 715 implants account for more than 125 patient years on the TAH-t
*New England Journal of Medicine
2004; 351: 859-867
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"This week, a special edition of our show as we profile SynCardia Systems, a small Tucson company that has become the worldwide leader in its industry, the manufacture of artificial hearts..."
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"Except for the occasional cold,
28-year-old Vanessa Cirillo had never been sick a day
in her life. But in 2000, a virus had attacked her heart,
causing a very serious condition. Still she managed
to function fairly well. But last year, that all changed
and she was admitted to University Medical Center where
she received an artificial heart…"
Pam White has the story. |
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Learn about the subject of heart failure
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Prof. Roland Hetzer, M.D., chairman
of the German Heart Institute Berlin, implants a CardioWest™
temporary Total Artificial Heart into 62-year-old patient
Siegfried Streiter.
SynCardia's director's cut (2:02) is
almost four times longer than the original 35-second
video, featured on National
Geographic Magazine’s web site. The director's
cut allows viewers to see more of how this life-saving
surgery is performed.
Photographer: Robert Clark |
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See four patients enjoying life with
their partners and friends in Bad Oeynhausen, Germany.
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A CardioWest TAH-t patient talks
about his life, what it was like to be on an artificial
heart and his hopes after transplant. |
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A multimedia presentation of
the National Geographic February 2007 issue, featuring
the CardioWest™ temporary Total Artificial
Heart. |
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Scientists and students
are paying tribute to Barney Clark who,
on this night 25 years ago, was about to
be implanted with the world's first permanent
artificial heart…
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The total artificial heart
is coming back to Utah. Twenty-five years
ago this week Barney Clark was the first
patient to get one. Twelve years ago at
LDS Hospital, a second implant. Now, the
beat goes on!
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September 21, 2007
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Fox 10's Diane Ryan has
the story of a grandmother from Gilbert,
who, in the span of one week, had 3 different
hearts keeping her alive.
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February 19, 2007
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An Ambler man received
the first temporary Total Artificial
Heart. The two major pumping chambers
of 46-year-old Gary Onufer's heart had failed
and the former fitness instructor was near
death. Doctors gave him this device to keep
him alive. Dr. Brian McDonough reports... |
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February 19, 2007
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A 46-year-old former fitness
instructor has become first in the Northeast
region to receive the Total Artificial
Heart to keep him alive until a heart transplant. |
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February 19, 2007
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Medical reporter Stephanie
Stahl reports on a medical breakthrough
being done in Philadelphia for the first
time in the Northeast that is saving the
life of a former fitness instructor. |
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February 19, 2007
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Co-founder and cardiologist,
Dr. Marvin Slepian, discusses the business
side of the CardioWest artificial heart. |
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The CardioWest artificial heart is
manufactured in Tucson. |
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Co-founder and biomedical
engineer, Richard G. Smith. |
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Dr. Marvin Slepian, SynCardia
Systems co-founder and chairman, discusses
the development of the CardioWest™ artificial heart . |
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Dr. Jack Copeland, SynCardia
Systems co-founder and TAH-t surgeon, speaks
about the CardioWest™ artificial heart development
and training program at UMC. |
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This Emmy Award-winning
feature highlights the story of Bill Wohl,
CardioWest™ artificial heart recipient and transplant
games athlete. |
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