Frontiers in Cardiovascular Medicine Acceptance
Centrifugal Blood Pump Diagram
Our manuscript that was recently submitted to Frontiers in Cardiovascular Medicine has been accepted: C.S. Fox, T.C. Palazzolo, M. Hirschhorn, R.M. Stevens, J. Rossano, S.W. Day, V. Tchantchaleishvili, and A.L. Throckmorton. “Development of the Centrifugal Blood Pump for a Hybrid Continuous-Flow Pediatric Total Artificial Heart: Model, Make, Measure.” Frontiers in Cardiovascular Medicine (IF 6.05) 2022,
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