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ASCO Numatics electronic check valve 2/2 nc solenoid pinch valve series 284
(A) The cardiac loading device (CLD) consists of a ventricle balloon and a reservoir balloon connected by tubing, in which an <t>electronic</t> check valve (ECV) is placed. In each section of tubing between the ECV and balloon, a hemostasis valve and a syringe port are located for insertion of catheters and for control of device volume (pressure), respectively; (B) Photo of the CLD.
Electronic Check Valve 2/2 Nc Solenoid Pinch Valve Series 284, supplied by ASCO Numatics, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 90/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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(A) The cardiac loading device (CLD) consists of a ventricle balloon and a reservoir balloon connected by tubing, in which an electronic check valve (ECV) is placed. In each section of tubing between the ECV and balloon, a hemostasis valve and a syringe port are located for insertion of catheters and for control of device volume (pressure), respectively; (B) Photo of the CLD.

Journal: PLoS ONE

Article Title: Development of a cardiac loading device to monitor cardiac function during ex vivo graft perfusion

doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0195721

Figure Lengend Snippet: (A) The cardiac loading device (CLD) consists of a ventricle balloon and a reservoir balloon connected by tubing, in which an electronic check valve (ECV) is placed. In each section of tubing between the ECV and balloon, a hemostasis valve and a syringe port are located for insertion of catheters and for control of device volume (pressure), respectively; (B) Photo of the CLD.

Article Snippet: An electronic check valve (ECV; 2/2 NC solenoid pinch valve series 284, ASCO Numatics, Florham Park, NJ, USA) controls the flow between the balloons in a binary manner, as shown in .

Techniques: Control