Transcoronary Sinus Pacing System, LV Summit Pacing, Early Mitral Closure Pacing, and Methods Therefor
OwnerVincent Gaudianiinventor
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A transcoronary sinus pacing system comprising a sheath having a lumen, a pacing catheter having a pacing needle, wherein the catheter can be advanced within the lumen and placed in the LV summit, and a right ventricular pacing device. A LV summit pacing device. An early mitral valve closure pacing device configured to operate with a right ventricular apex pacing device. A method for implanting a pacing device at a target coronary sinus tissue location, wherein the target can be the posterior LV summit. A method for achieving early closure of a mitral valve. A method for using visualization devices such as fluoroscopy or ultrasound and/or catheter features such as a radiopaque marker to locate a target location for LV pacing and to avoid piercing an artery or the pericardium when anchoring the LV pacing electrode.
A transcoronary sinus pacing system, comprising:
A left ventricular summit pacing system, comprising:
An early mitral valve closure pacing system, comprising:
A method for implanting a pacing device, comprising the steps of:
A method for achieving early closure of a mitral valve, comprising the steps of:
A guiding catheter comprising an elongate sheath having a distal end, a proximal end, a first lumen and a second lumen wherein the first lumen has a first lumen exit port distal to a second lumen exit port and the distal end is configured to lodge within a coronary sinus of a heart distal to a summit of a left ventricle.
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