Probe for cardiac pacemaker

Details Probe for cardiac pacemaker Probe for cardiac pacemaker

1993-04-30

1995-11-14

Kamm, William E.

Surgery: light, thermal, and electrical application

Light, thermal, and electrical application

Electrical energy applicator

607126, 607122, 607119, 128642, A61N 105

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054662559

ABSTRACT:
A heart signal sensor 11 is connected by a flexible cord 13 to a catheter 17. The sensor 11 and the catheter 17 are attached to install the sensor in the cardiac wall, and thereafter are disunited and separately attached to the cardiac wall 1. The sensor is attached to the cardiac wall by claws projecting from the sensor surface, and may be installed by rotating or by deformation of the sensor.

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