University of Michigan total artificial heart bridge to transplant
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- Опубликовано: 26 май 2016
- Stan Larkin got a heart! He lived 555 days with the SynCardia total artificial heart until a successful heart transplant at the University of Michigan Health system earlier this month. We celebrated with a gathering that included Gift of Life of Michigan, his brother Dominique who was bridged to transplant with a SynCardia artificial heart, and their cardiac surgeon Dr. Jonathan Haft.
Seems pretty nice guy for a man who has no heart.
Lol 🤣🤣🤣
Had*
Oh the sadist memes
Haha very funny now shut up.
Stfu gay
my chest gets weak listening to these kinds of stories. amazing technology scientists and doctors are giving us.
Maybe you should get an artificial heart and that won’t happen
A friend of mine had an artificial heart for over a year before getting a transplant on 2015. He’s about 30 now, has young kids and a wife act home. I did a bunch of reading up and from what I gather most people don’t make it past 10 years.. I really hope he and everyone gets to live a full life. Thank god for the advancements in medical technology or he would have passed away.
Glad to see that something could help him survive. 18 months with an artificial heart would leave me quite paranoid about it failing though. xD
What you said is true for everyone. We could die at any moment by accident, organ failure and all sorts of things we can't prevent. It's called the human condition and we all know about it, but some of us choose not to think about it.
Tasos Kozi I fully understand that. It is more a psychological thing to me instead of what is actually true.
@@basbas63 how are you doing man?
Truly amazing. Within decades, we'll probably have artifical hearts that are smaller than an actual heart.
what's the point of having them smaller though? xD
Kavi Gosai Easier to install inside the body with a smaller incision.
Armadillo you still have to remove the heart in the first place. and to install an artificial heart you have to connect arteries, etc. the incision would be the same size. and making the artificial heart smaller would make it awkward to install, due to the position of arteries and the size of the cavity left behind by the actual organ
Within decades I hope there will be printed organs ! Artificial heart is such a good piece of engineering for now but I wouldn't depend of a machinery made by a company which can create some creepy captive market like saw in Repo Men :)
@@kavigosai8552 if the heart is smaler you free up space for other things like an internal batery
This is awesome and crazy. That man is alive without a heart. With a battery powered pump. That is just amazing.
Astonishing,amazing job.
spread love guys!!! all the people must be united ;) gj stan ;)
That's fantastic!
wonderful
ITS GREAT!!!! But need to work on this external battery that could be inside idk
maravilloso....
Hell yeah!!!! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽
What an inspiring kind heartless person
he can literally carve
*proof that i have heart* on his device
like Ironman's
Respekt.
I pray and i wish my son can wait till i have the resources to get him one of that amazing technology 🙏
Wishing your son can use them one day when its needed!
I wish your sound the best!
i never understood what happens if you run with one of these your heart beats faster usually but how will the artificial heart beat faster and know when to
Usually artificial hearts work at 120 bpm by default (you can hear the noise coming from that grey compressor), you can’t do intense physical activity because the heart rate is fixed
@@98alessandro so how did he play "pickup basketball" that there is zero video of....
He could not play basketball for sure outside a few shots. Misleading story.
Now you Aeson Total Artificial Heart (from Carmat company) that adapts bloodflow to your activity level and much smaller device overall. Still outside battery.
Aeson has allowed some person(s) to live over 2 years and restores health even if in critical condition. Ask Matthew More, first man with this device who had just before his surgery a cardiac failure.
Progress forever please.
Great story! Impressive technology, strong mind, brave "heart" taking the risk, and finally a generous donor. This is why mankind can achieve so much!
Future is now.
Bravo
Can't believe that he also don't have emotions also how it is possible
a very complex smart phone costs few hundred $s then why it is very expensive it is about $0.1 million? this device should be non profit it shouldn't use to fill bank accounts.
Am here after watching crank high voltage 2009 movie
I would rather find alternatives to improve artificial permanent hearts rather than take someone else’s organs.
is this man still alive until now?
why does he look like a cartoon character, very familiar
What If his girlfriend wants to steal his heart?
Lmao nice one
The heart is water storage
We need attach an artificial.heart to normal.heart
There's no other way
Удивительно. Счастья тебе)))
Fam why not just take that and hust buy more batteries for d rest of ur life... Never get tired again😂😂😂
When you take Kanye's heartless song too seriously
I wonder if he'll get drafted.
In to the military? No way they won't accept anyone with a transplant or just about any internal medical device
@@elizabethfrohn-hengst296 as in basketball...
@@yeezusyhrist 0% chance.
Ya and he paid like 500k for a thing that realistically costs far below 10 k.
First of all, I wanna ask him "How it feels like to live with artificial heart"
love your heart. Eating a Healthy foods. dont drinks alcohols cigarettes.
hmmm
Respekt+!:)StayGoodAndHappyHolidays+×!÷=/:),.
Thanks to God :v
He was heartless
Someone needs to find this pianist and stop him!
where is you god now ? huh ? no god showed ? well .... science is always here when we need it
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