Surgery – Cardiac augmentation
Patent
1994-08-08
1996-03-12
Kamm, William E.
Surgery
Cardiac augmentation
607 3, 623 3, A61M 112
Patent
active
054982286
ABSTRACT:
A device and method for assisting ventricular output in a human heart by compressing the heart. In the method, an electrocardiogram is generated as a function of the electrical activity of the heart, and an electromagnetic field is generated as a function of the electrocardiogram. A magnetic mat is moved towards the vertebral body to compress the heart therebetween in response to application of the electromagnetic field thereto. The device includes a transducer and control circuit to regulate the compressive force applied to the heart.
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Lynn Lawrence A.
Royalty James M. B.
Royalty John W.
Kamm William E.
Parker Marianne
Royalty John W.
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