Vikas Pathak, Colin Donovan, Rajiv Malhotra
Indian Journal of Critical Care Medicine 2017 21(2):94-95
The total artificial heart is the mechanical device which is used as a bridge to the heart transplant in patients with biventricular failure. Due to the mechanical nature of the device, patients receiving total artificial heart (TAH) require to be on anticoagulation therapy. Hemorrhage and coagulopathy are few of the known complications of TAH.
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