"artificial circulation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the process of artificially maintaining blood flow in the body, typically through the use of mechanical devices or techniques. An example of this phrase in a sentence could be: "The patient's condition was critical and required the use of artificial circulation to keep their organs functioning until a donor heart could be found."
For a kidney to be preserved from 48 to 72 hours, a complicated machine is required to provide artificial circulation.
After injecting the young rat heart cells into a scaffold, she stimulated them electrically and created an artificial circulation as the equivalent of blood pressure to make the heart pump and produce a pulse.
Thirdly, newly drilled holes over the hydrothermal pool produced venting of hydrothermal water as black smokers and created a new artificial circulation system.
Peripheral veno-arterial extra-corporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO) is an artificial circulation that supports patients with severe cardiac and respiratory failure.
The purpose of CPR is to temporarily provide effective oxygenation to the vital organs, especially the brain and heart, through artificial circulation of oxygenated blood until the restoration of normal cardiac and respiratory activity takes place [2].
Eight end-to-end anastomoses (ovine common carotid artery) and three end-to-side anastomoses (e-PTFE graft to ovine common carotid artery) were prepared and mounted in an artificial circulation system.
In the artificial water circulation treatment, the water in the catfish compartment was continuously circulated by a submersed pump to the tilapia compartment at a rate of one exchange per week, starting the second month.
Experiment 1 was designed to compare the integrated pen-cum-pond systems with natural and artificial water circulation.
Experiment 2 was designed to compare growth performance of hybrid catfish and effluent quality from intensive culture of hybrid catfish among the non-integrated system with hybrid catfish alone (non-integrated treatment) and the integrated pen-cum-pond systems (natural and artificial water circulation treatments) in the 67-m2 compartments.
Berths for the crew, even the staterooms for senior officers, along with mess halls were reduced in size, and ventilation ports were completely removed; the ship would have to use artificial air circulation.
He had heart failure, but after they connected him with the artificial heart, his circulation came back.
