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US 10,589,084 B2Granted
Aortopulmonary electrical stimulator-pressure transducer
AssigneeLife Changing Medical Technologies, Inc.
InventorDonald Murrill Botta, Jr.
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Abstract
In an embodiment herein, an aortopulmonary stimulation device is provided including a first electrode for placement on or in the aorta, and a second electrode for placement on or in the pulmonary artery. The embodiment includes a control unit associated with the first and second electrodes for delivering electrical stimulation to the first and second electrodes, wherein the stimulation is delivered to both the first electrode and the second electrode, or to the first electrode or the second electrode to reduce afterload.
Claims3
An aortopulmonary stimulation device, comprising:
- an electrode sleeve array comprising a sleeve body, and two or more electrodes, the sleeve body comprising a first end and a second end configured for placement around the aorta and the pulmonary artery, wherein upon placement of the sleeve array, at least a first electrode is configured to contact the aorta, and at least a second electrode is configured to contact the pulmonary artery;
- a control unit for providing electrical stimulation to the electrode sleeve array;
- one or more leads connecting the electrode sleeve array to the control unit;
- wherein upon initiation of electrical stimulation to the electrode sleeve array, the two or more electrodes deliver differential stimulation to the aorta and/or the pulmonary artery.
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