Suprapatellar external counterpulsation apparatus

Surgery – Cardiac augmentation – With condition responsive means

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ABSTRACT:
An external counterpulsation apparatus has an efficient cuff and bladder system. Embodiments of this system generally allow effective treatment at lower pressures and a reduced total body surface area being compressed. An accurate and reliable combination of automatic and preset timing for inflation and deflation of the bladder system is used to simplify use of the apparatus.

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