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The Construction of Fresh Autogenous Arterial Grafts: I. Use of the Splenic Artery to Bridge a Gap in the Aorta
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The Augmentation of Peripheral Arterial Blood Flow by the Use of a Valve
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Experimental Hemodynamic Studies with a Permanent Ventricular Assist Device: The Dynamic Aortic Patch
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A Method of Holding Galea Hemostats in Craniotomies
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Experimental Augmentation of Coronary Flow by Retardation of the Arterial Pressure Pulse
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The Experimental Use of the Diaphragm as an Auxiliary Myocardium
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Problems of Materials in Mechanical Heart Systems
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The Treatment of Complete Heart Block with an Implanted, Controllable Pacemaker
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An Automatically Controlled, Inexpensive Pump-Oxygenator
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Electrical Stimulation of the Paraplegic Bladder
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Current Status of Intraaortic Balloon Pump and Initial Clinical Experience with Aortic Patch Mechanical Auxiliary Ventricle
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Clinical and Experimental Observations in Heart Transplantations
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A Dynamic Aortic Patch as a Permanent Mechanical Auxiliary Ventricle: Experimental Studies
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A Report on an Implantable Electronic Cardiac Pacemaker
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Neurological Abnormalities in the Leg(s) After Use of Intraaortic Balloon Pump: Report of Six Cases
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Patient Selection for Cardiac Surgery in Left Ventricular Power Failure
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