Bivacor's Total Artificial Heart gets FDA Breakthrough Device status, speeding development and possibly transforming heart-failure treatment. Houston Business Journal Select a City ...

BiVacor.com — -- Scientists at the Texas Heart Institute say the perfect bionic heart is within their reach, but it doesn't beat. The average human heart has to beat 42 million times a year ...

The BiVACOR heart could help address this crisis by replacing human heart transplants - perhaps in a decade. More engineering is needed including how to power the device more conveniently.

A 58-year-old in the US has become the first person to survive for several days with a metal heart after his own organ experienced “end-stage” failure. Medical technology company BiVACOR built ...

BiVACOR's Total Artificial Heart (TAH) is not designed to beat like a real one. But... World First: Heart Made From Titanium Kept a Man Alive For Days. Story by Carly Cassella • 3mo.

The creation of such a device, today known as the Bivacor Total Artificial Heart, was once inconceivable to almost everyone—but not Bud Frazier. I spoke with Frazier at his office at THI, ...

BiVACOR's Total Artificial Heart is not your average mechanical heart. It employs the same magnetic levitation technology used in high-speed rail lines, creating a frictionless environment for its ...

From world-first breakthroughs in spinal cord repair, artificial heart technology and stroke intervention to Artificial ...

(Why they called the BiVacor a pump when it doesn’t pump is, I guess, force of habit.) Dr. William Cohn, Dr. Alexis Shafii, Dr. Bud Frazier, and Daniel Timms on July 9.

BiVACOR®, a clinical-stage medical device company, today announced $13 million (USD) awarded from the Australian Government’s Medical Research Future Fund (M ...

The grant is matched by in-kind support bringing approximately AUD$2.2 million in funding for BiVACOR’s clinical advancement BiVACOR is an Australian-born innovation, and we are extremely ...

The BiVACOR THA hooked up with the CTO Dianiel Timms in the background. (Credit: BiVACOR) Outside of the brain, the heart is probably the organ that you miss the most when it ceases to function ...