Devices and methods for transferring power to implanted medical devices
AssigneeCorisma Cardiovascular
InventorsMichael Edward Theran, Jim Kelley, Mark Kelley, Orhan Soykan
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AssigneeCorisma Cardiovascular
InventorsMichael Edward Theran, Jim Kelley, Mark Kelley, Orhan Soykan
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Systems, devices and methods are provided for supporting cardiac function. One system comprises an implantable intracardiac device comprising a motor and a pump, a transmitting resonator comprising a magnetic coil and configured to transmit a first level of power through an outer skin surface of the patient and a receiving resonator configured for implantation within the patient, comprising a magnetic coil and configured to transmit a second level of power to the motor within the implanted device. A controller is coupled to the transmitting resonator and configured to control the resonators and other parameters in the system such that the second level of power remains at or above a threshold level, thereby ensuring that the pump will continuously pump blood through the heart at a sufficient rate regardless of any changes in the system, such as power loss due to transmission inefficiencies and/or changes in the relative positions between the transmitting and receiving coils.
A system for supporting cardiac function in a patient, the system comprising:
A method for supporting cardiac function in a patient, the method comprising:
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