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cardiopulmonary bypass
(redirected from Cardiac pump)

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cardiopulmonary bypass [¦kärd·ē·ō′pu̇l·mə‚ner·ē ′bī·pas]
(medicine)
A surgical technique for avoiding circulation of the blood through the heart and lungs by directing the flow from the entrance of the right atrium, conditioning it by mechanical means, and reentering it at the aorta.


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These two contracts continue this tradition, utilizing different but exciting cutting edge therapies for the treatment of patients with poor cardiac pump function.
Cardiac resynchronization therapy (CRT) devices deliver pacing impulses to the heart muscle to resynchronize the contractions of the ventricles and thus increase cardiac pump efficiency.
Over the last several years, our scientists have pioneered an elegant and distinctive approach to the treatment of congestive heart failure by focusing multi-disciplinary research activities on the molecular actors that directly contribute to contractile force and cardiac pump function.
 
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