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Most cited papers from Calon Cardio (United Kingdom)

What are the most cited papers from Calon Cardio (United Kingdom)?

The most cited paper from Calon Cardio (United Kingdom) is "The C entri M ag Centrifugal Blood Pump as a Benchmark for In Vitro Testing of Hemocompatibility in Implantable Ventricular Assist Devices" (Chris H. H. Chan, Ina Laura Pieper, Rebecca J. Hambly et al., 2014), with 75 citations. Next come "Shear Stress‐Induced Total Blood Trauma in Multiple Species" (70) and "The Effect of Shear Stress on the Size, Structure, and Function of Human von Willebrand Factor" (52).

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1 The C entri M ag Centrifugal Blood Pump as a Benchmark for In Vitro Testing of Hemocompatibility in Implantable Ventricular Assist Devices Chris H. H. Chan, Ina Laura Pieper, Rebecca J. Hambly et al. · Artificial Organs Open access 28 Jul 2014 75
2 Shear Stress‐Induced Total Blood Trauma in Multiple Species Chris H. H. Chan, Ina Laura Pieper, Christian R. Robinson et al. · Artificial Organs Open access 26 Jul 2017 70
3 The Effect of Shear Stress on the Size, Structure, and Function of Human von Willebrand Factor Chris H. H. Chan, Ina Laura Pieper, Scott Fleming et al. · Artificial Organs Sep 2014 52
4 The Inflammatory Response to Ventricular Assist Devices Gemma Radley, Ina Laura Pieper, Sabrina Alì et al. · Frontiers in Immunology Open access 15 Nov 2018 50
5 The Evaluation of Leukocytes in Response to the In Vitro Testing of Ventricular Assist Devices Chris H. H. Chan, Andrew K. Hilton, Graham R. Foster et al. · Artificial Organs 27 Aug 2013 28
6 In Vitro Benchmarking Study of Ventricular Assist Devices in Current Clinical Use Gemma Radley, Ina Laura Pieper, Christian R. Robinson et al. · Journal of Cardiac Failure Open access 5 Oct 2019 24
7 A CFD model for the prediction of haemolysis in micro axial left ventricular assist devices Dave Carswell, D. McBride, T.N. Croft et al. · Applied Mathematical Modelling Open access 23 Sep 2012 24
8 Cell Exclusion in C ouette Flow: Evaluation Through Flow Visualization and Mechanical Forces Laura Jane Leslie, Lindsay J. Marshall, Andrew Devitt et al. · Artificial Organs Open access 29 Jan 2013 24
9 Reevaluation of the Harboe Assay as a Standardized Method of Assessment for the Hemolytic Performance of Ventricular Assist Devices Chris H. H. Chan, Andrew K. Hilton, Graham R. Foster et al. · Artificial Organs Open access Aug 2012 22
10 Experimental measurement and numerical modelling of dye washout for investigation of blood residence time in ventricular assist devices Alessandra Molteni, Zubair PH Masri, Kenny W. Q. Low et al. · The International Journal of Artificial Organs Open access 7 Mar 2018 21
11 Artificial shear stress effects on leukocytes at a biomaterial interface Gemma Radley, Ina Laura Pieper, Bethan R. Thomas et al. · Artificial Organs Open access 8 Dec 2018 19
12 Mechanical shear stress and leukocyte phenotype and function: Implications for ventricular assist device development and use Gemma Radley, Sabrina Alì, Ina Laura Pieper et al. · The International Journal of Artificial Organs Open access 26 Dec 2018 18
13 The effect of ventricular assist device‐associated biomaterials on human blood leukocytes Gemma Radley, Ina Laura Pieper, Catherine A. Thornton · Journal of Biomedical Materials Research Part B Applied Biomaterials Open access 9 Sep 2017 18
14 Isolation and characterisation of nasoseptal cartilage stem/progenitor cells and their role in the chondrogenic niche Zita Maria Jessop, Ayesha Al‐Sabah, Irina N. Simões et al. · Stem Cell Research & Therapy Open access 14 May 2020 17
15 Hemodilution Increases the Susceptibility of Red Blood Cells to Mechanical Shear Stress During In Vitro Hemolysis Testing Christian R. Sargent, Ina Laura Perkins, Venkateswarlu Kanamarlapudi et al. · ASAIO Journal 15 Sep 2020 15
16 Ovine Leukocyte Microparticles Generated by the CentriMag Ventricular Assist Device In Vitro Ina Laura Pieper, Gemma Radley, A. Christen et al. · Artificial Organs Open access 7 Mar 2018 14
17 Quantification methods for human and large animal leukocytes using DNA dyes by flow cytometry Ina Laura Pieper, Gemma Radley, Chris H. H. Chan et al. · Cytometry Part A Open access Jun 2016 13
18 Evaluation of Four Veterinary Hematology Analyzers for Bovine and Ovine Blood Counts for In Vitro Testing of Medical Devices Ina Laura Pieper, Yasmin Friedmann, Alyssa Jones et al. · Artificial Organs 18 Apr 2016 9
19 Development of a radial ventricular assist device using numerical predictions and experimental haemolysis Dave Carswell, Andy Hilton, Chris H. H. Chan et al. · Medical Engineering & Physics 4 Feb 2013 7
20 The Evolution and Complications of Long-Term Mechanical Circulatory Support Devices Christian R. Sargent, Sabrina Alì, Venkateswarlu Kanamarlapudi · Hearts Open access 28 Feb 2024 5
21 Inflammatory Bowel Disease. An Evidence‐based Practical Guide Martyn D. Evans · Colorectal Disease 15 May 2012 5
22 Paradigm Shift in the Management of Rectal Cancer Nihit Rawat, Martyn D. Evans · Indian Journal of Surgery Open access 17 May 2014 4
23 Evidence-based surgery for chronic heart failure Stephen Westaby · Medicine 28 Aug 2014 2
24 Recent trends in diagnosis and prescribing of psychotropic medicines in children and young people: four retrospective e-cohort studies Ann Mary John, Amanda L. Marchant, Anita Thapar et al. · The Lancet Open access Nov 2016 1
25 Blood residence times in Ventricular Assist Devices Z H Masri, Alessandra Molteni, Haitham N.S. Yousef et al. 24 Jun 2017 0
26 NUMERICAL MODELLING OF LEUKOCYTE DEFORMATION IN VENTRICULAR ASSIST DEVICES Evelien Snauwaert, E De Bruyne, Charlotte Van Herzeele et al. · The International Journal of Artificial Organs Sep 2017 0
27 Experimental and Numerical Analysis of Dye Washout in Ventricular Assist Devices Alessandra Molteni, Hanna Yousef, Kenny W. Q. Low et al. · The Journal of Heart and Lung Transplantation 27 Mar 2017 0
28 The role of surgery in acute heart failure Stephen Westaby · Medicine 28 Aug 2014 0

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