CentralMag LVAD with Rommel Tourniquets
Imaging findings
Imaging of the chest revealed components of a CentralMag left ventricular assist device (LVAD), including an outflow cannula in the ascending aorta and an inflow cannula through the left atrium. Additionally, three Rommel tourniquets were observed, providing structural support to the cannulas.
Key takeaways
This case illustrates the imaging appearance of a CentralMag LVAD, particularly highlighting the use of Rommel tourniquets as structural support for the cannulas, a technique that may reflect individual surgeon preference.
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