In Human biology (and all things in nature), we experience the research journey to be truly fractal, the more we discover, the more we realise how much more there is to it.
Every question answered brings more questions, an infinite process.
The Triphasic team delves deep in the ongoing research and development of solutions to support patients in open heart surgery such as bypass (CPB), patients requiring assistance with blood flow and associated delivery of oxygen and nutrients to every facet of the body, e.g., after surgery or paediatric patients who experience developmental complications requiring extra corporeal life support.
Blood pulsatile flow, resistance due to anatomy and surplus hemodynamic energy are just a few to be considered when mimicking the human patient’s circulatory system. In addition, regions in the body and organs have unique specific aspects to be considered.
The Triphasic Lab and Clinical pump is able to bring these, (and many more) functionalities in the delivery of the required blood flow for a patient.
Over the course of the year, we will endeavour to give a layman’s insight in some of the terminology and specific elements with our first offering on the specific regions of the vascular system such as the Carotid (brains), Coronary (heart muscle), and infrarenal (below kidneys) systems and associated flows.
Stand by for more to follow.
The Team@Triphasic.
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