Non-invasive aortic impingement and core and cerebral temperatur

Details Non-invasive aortic impingement and core and cerebral temperatur Non-invasive aortic impingement and core and cerebral temperatur

1996-02-08

1998-02-10

Kamm, William E.

Surgery: light, thermal, and electrical application

Light, thermal, and electrical application

Thermal applicators

607106, 607113, 607 98, 606 27, A61F 712

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ABSTRACT:
A non-invasive method and apparatus for at least partially occluding the descending aorta of a patient and for manipulating core and cerebral temperature includes positioning an elongated tubular member which may have a moveable surface through the esophagus and displacing the moveable surface thereby applying a force posteriorly in the direction of the patient's descending aorta sufficient to partially or substantially completely occlude the descending aorta. The tubular member may include a heat exchange surface and a heat transfer mechanism for transferring heat to the heat transfer surface or for transferring heat from the heat transfer surface in order to modify the temperature of a portion of the patient.

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