Catheter having electrode with annular recess and method of usin

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607 99, 607113, A61N 106

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ABSTRACT:
A cardiovascular electrode catheter for use in arrhythmia ablation procedures has a dumbbell-shaped large-tip electrode having an annular recess or indentation. The annular recess divides the electrode into a ball-shaped distal portion and a generally cylindrical proximal portion. Both the distal and proximal portions of the electrode have a diameter substantially the same as that of the catheter body. The recess enables the electrode to grip the mitral or tricuspid annulus or the atrial or ventricular myocardial wall to improve ablation procedures.

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