Implantable medical device with valve opening detector

Surgery – Diagnostic testing – Measuring electrical impedance or conductance of body portion

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ABSTRACT:
A valve opening detector for use in an implantable medical device detects opening of at least one valve in the left side of heart, and has an impedance measuring unit for measuring electrical impedance between measuring poles and for generating an impedance signal corresponding thereto, at least one of the poles being arranged in the coronary sinus and/or in the great cardiac vein of the heart. The valve opening detector also includes an impedance signal processor which processes the impedance signal to detect the opening of one or both valves in the left side of the heart.

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