Vibrational therapy device used for resynchronization pacing...

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C607S009000, C601S046000

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07050849

ABSTRACT:
Systems for pacing the heart include a vibrational transducer which directs energy at the heart, usually at at least a ventricle, to pace the heart and to promote synchronized contraction of the ventricles. Optionally, additional vibrational and/or electrical stimulation may be provided. The vibrational transducers are usually implantable at a location proximate the heart.

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