论文信息 - Recalling my mentor, my friend--Adrian Kantrowitz: pioneer in mechanical circulatory assistance, artificial organs, and transplantation. - 字舞流文

Recalling my mentor, my friend--Adrian Kantrowitz: pioneer in mechanical circulatory assistance, artificial organs, and transplantation.

[1] A. Kantrowitz,et al. A dynamic aortic patch as a permanent mechanical auxiliary ventricle: experimental studies. , 1969, Surgery.

[2] H. Joos,et al. Transplantation of the heart in an infant and an adult. , 1968, The American journal of cardiology.

[3] T. Hald,et al. Studies in stimulation of the bladder and its motor nerves. , 1966, Surgery.

[4] T. Akutsu,et al. A clinical experience with an implanted mechanical auxiliary ventricle. , 1966, JAMA.

[5] A. Kantrowitz,et al. Homotransplantation of the Heart in Puppies Under Profound Hypothermia: Long Survival Without Immunosuppressive Treatment. , 1965 .

[6] Y. Nosé,et al. Long-term, continuous electrostimulation of a peripheral nerve. , 1964, Transactions - American Society for Artificial Internal Organs.

[7] W J KOLFF,et al. Diastolic balloon pumping (with carbon dioxide) in the aorta--a mechanical assistance to the failing circulation. , 1962, American heart journal.

[8] A. Kantrowitz. Experimental augmentation of coronary flow by retardation of the arterial pressure pulse. , 1953, Surgery.