Jun 26, 2025
An Australian man lived 100 days on BiVACOR’s magnetic-levitation artificial heart—a lightweight (650 g) device inspired by maglev trains. It’s now in human trials, aiming to cut transplant waitlists within six years.
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An Australian man lived 100 days on BiVACOR’s magnetic-levitation artificial heart—a lightweight (650 g) device inspired by maglev trains. It’s now in human trials, aiming to cut transplant waitlists within six years.
Inside the medical milestone that kept a patient alive without a human heart while awaiting transplant A man in Australia entered an operati
Искусственное сердце из магнитов и титана дарит надежду тем, кто отчаялся
Yeni Mekanik Kalp Atmadan İş Görüyor! Amerika’nın Teksas eyaletindeki Teksas Kalp Enstitüsü’ndeki (Texas Heart Institute) uzmanlar tarafından onbeş yılda geliştirilen yeni mekanik kalp, Avusturalya’daki Brisbane kentinde bulunan Prince Charles Hastanesi’nde başarıyla denendi.
