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- 6/24/03
Lionheart Recipient
at Penn State Hershey Medical Center
First U.S. Patient to Head Home with Device
- 10/22/02
Prototype Developed for
Ultrasonic Patch to Deliver Insulin
- 10/4/02
"Virtual Stomach" Reveals Pill's Path
- 2/19/02
New Software Helps Design
Multi-Task, Jaw-Like, Surgical Mini-Tools
- 9/18/02
New Composite Organic Materials
To Put the Muscle in Artificial Body Parts
- 8/26/01
Clay Reduces Permeability of Biomedical Polymer
- 7/26/01
First U.S. Lionheart TM Recipient Dies
- 3/1/01
Penn State Milton S. Hershey Medical Center
Performs First U.S. Implant Of The Arrow Lionheart TM
- 2/28/01
Surgeons at Penn State Milton S. Hershey Medical Center Perform Groundbreaking Surgery
- 2/9/01
FDA Approves U.S. Clinical Trials for Penn State/Arrow Heart Assist Device
- 9/21/00
Penn State Artificial Heart Researchers to Work With Abiomed, Inc.
- 10/26/99
New Heart Assist Device Designed as Permanent Implant for End-Stage Heart Failure
- 7/15/99
Mechanical Forces Found to Exert Larger Role in
Blood Vessel Health and Disease
- 3/25/99
Durability Tests Underway for the
Penn State Artificial Heart
- 4/8/98
Biomedical Engineering Institute Established at Hershey Medical Center
- 2/17/98
Penn State Researcher Gives History of Artificial Heart Research
- 3/7/96
Penn State Heart Implanted in Sunbury Man
- 3/8/96
Patient with Artificial Heart Is Alert and Talking
- 9/25/96
Hershey Wins New Artificial Heart Contract
- 10/25/95
Hershey Researchers Win Contract to Improve Heart Pump
- 12/27/95
Trio of Calves Thrive on Permanent, Wireless Artificial Hearts
- 1/13/94
Hershey Studies New X-Ray Technique on Heart Valves
- 8/22/93
Blood Vessels Feel Shear Stress of Blood Flow
- 9/30/93
Hershey Awarded New Contract to Develop Artificial Heart
- 9/30/93
Background Information on Artificial Heart
- 11/9/93
Polymer Solves Heart Problem
- 6/14/92
Hershey Researchers Unveil Wireless Artificial Heart
- 1992
Background Information on the Electric Total Artificial Heart
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