Surgery – Cardiac augmentation – With condition responsive means
Patent
1986-02-20
1989-02-14
Trulock, Dalton L.
Surgery
Cardiac augmentation
With condition responsive means
604 53, 604118, A61M 103
Patent
active
048043583
ABSTRACT:
Coronary perfusion apparatus in which a catheter is held in place in the coronary artery by an intra-aortic balloon. The catheter carries a pressure sensor which is positioned adjacent the heart valves. The pump supplies oxygenation blood to the catheter at a predetermined time in the cardiac cycle which exists downstream of the occlusion through openings in the catheter under the control of a synchronizing means which determines the time of perfusion in response to cardiac signals and to signals corresponding to the measurement mode by the pressure sensor.
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Amor Max
Karcher Gilles
Niddam Roger
Villemot Jean-Pierre
Medicorp Research Laboratories Corporation
Trulock Dalton L.
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