Apparatus for cardiac pacing in transplant

Details Apparatus for cardiac pacing in transplant Apparatus for cardiac pacing in transplant

1997-08-06

1999-02-16

Getzow, Scott M.

Surgery: light, thermal, and electrical application

Light, thermal, and electrical application

Electrical therapeutic systems

A61N 1368

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058715088

ABSTRACT:
Pacemaker designed for support of both orthotopic and heterotopic transplants has three lead bore connector block assembly and dedicated or dedictable amplifiers for pacing and sensing configurations unique to transplant situations. The provision of definable amplifier assignments allows for enhanced sensing, capture detection and therapy.

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