Kit and method for use during ventricular restoration
AssigneeChase Medical, L.P.
InventorsGregory Murphy, Suresh Reddy, Albert Davis
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AssigneeChase Medical, L.P.
InventorsGregory Murphy, Suresh Reddy, Albert Davis
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Apparatuses and methods are provided to reconstruct an enlarged left ventricle of a human heart, using a shaper, having a size and shape substantially equal to the size and shape of an appropriate left ventricle, wherein the shaper is adapted to be temporarily placed into the enlarged left ventricle during a surgical procedure. Another aspect of one embodiment comprises a ventricular patch adapted for placement into the left ventricle of a heart made from a sheet of biocompatible material, and having a plurality of markings coupled to the sheet, wherein the markings are configured in distinct patterns for post operatively evaluating movement of the patch. In another aspect of one embodiment, a device is presented, comprising of a handle and a sizing template adapted to be coupled to the handle. Such components are also presented as a kit for use during ventricular restoration surgery.
A pre-fabricated, sterile kit for use during left ventricle reconstructive surgery to provide tools and apparatus to interoperatively construct a heart patch, reconstruct a left ventricle, and close an incision using the heart patch, the kit comprising:
A pre-fabricated, sterile kit for use during left ventricle reconstructive surgery to provide tools and apparatus to interoperatively construct a heart patch, reconstruct a left ventricle, and close an incision using the heart patch, the kit comprising:
A prefabricated, sterile kit for use during left ventricle reconstructive surgery to provide tools and apparatus to interoperatively construct a heart patch, reconstruct a left ventricle, and close an incision using the heart patch, the kit comprising:
A method for reconstructing an enlarged left ventricle of a human heart, the method comprising:
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