
doi: 10.1007/bf02484216
pmid: 14168227
A novel type of constant speed reciprocating pump with a positive displacement action is described. The pump consists of a pumping chamber with non-return valves to prevent back-flow, and a smoothing chamber where the pressure and flow pulsations are reduced in amplitude. The pump runs at 95 strokes/min and 190 strokes/min. The rates of flow, continuously variable by altering the stroke volume, cover the ranges 0–2500 ml/min and 0–5000 ml/min, respectively. The complete unit includes a reservoir, line filter and interconnecting tubing. The rate of damage to blood elements is small; consequently the apparatus can be used for perfusions of long duration.
Extracorporeal Circulation, Equipment and Supplies, Heart, Assisted Circulation, Heart, Artificial
Extracorporeal Circulation, Equipment and Supplies, Heart, Assisted Circulation, Heart, Artificial
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