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Methods and apparatus for reducing localized circulatory system pressure

InactiveUS20110218477A1Reduces increased diastolic pressurePreventing further deteriorationHeart valvesWound drainsSystoleElectrical battery
The present invention is thus directed to methods and apparatus for decreasing pressure in a first portion of a vessel of the cardiac structure of a patient by implanting a shunt communicating with an area outside said first portion, whereby a volume of blood sufficient to reduce pressure in said first portion is released. Preferably, the first portion comprises the left ventricle and the pressure reduced is the end diastolic pressure, which is accomplished by having the shunt communicate with the left ventricle so a small volume of blood is released from the left ventricle to reduce the end diastolic pressure. Most preferably, the shunt selectively permits flow when a pressure differential between the left ventricle and another chamber of a heart above a threshold pressure, whereby shunting is prevented during left ventricular systole, or, alternatively, selectively permits flow when a pressure differential between the left ventricle and another chamber of a heart is between a lower threshold and a higher threshold, whereby shunting is again prevented during left ventricular systole. In certain embodiments a semi-passive check-valve is controlled and actuated by an external signal, either using a signal generated by an intra-corporeal electrical battery or an externally coupled energy source. In certain embodiments, the shunt has a pump with an input connected to the left ventricle, or other portion with excessive pressure, and an output connected to a volume of lower pressure. The preferred method of implanting the shunt to effect the present invention is by deploying a tubular element having two ends and a tissue affixation element disposed at each of said ends via a catheter, preferably, the fixation element is a shape retaining metallic material that returns to its original shape as part of the retention aspect of its function. In preferred embodiments of the apparatus, the tubular element is comprised of a biologically inert non-metallic material.
Owner:WAVE LTD V

Mould for multi-blank equal-channel angular welding extruded molded pipe

The invention relates to a mould for a multi-blank equal-channel angular welding extruded molded pipe. An end face of one end of a convex mould is connected with one end face of a liner of an extruding cylinder; the end face of the other end of the convex mould is connected with one end face of a concave mould; during a connecting process, an outlet of each metal flowing channel in the liner of the extruding cylinder is butt-jointed with an inlet of each metal flowing channel on the end face of the matching end of the convex mould; a sized rod at the center of the end face of the matching end of the convex mould and the concave mould is embedded into a welding chamber at the center of the concave mould; and a clearance between the sized rod and the concave mould is as thick as the wall of the formed pipe. According to a method of changing a split-flow mould into the multi-blank entering welding chamber, the blanks are independent from each other, are subjected to equal-channel angular deformation before alloy enters the welding chamber and are welded and extruded after the alloy enters the welding chamber; the alloy split-flow process is efficiently avoided; and the extrusion force is concentrated on equal-channel angular refined grains and welding process, the welding quality is better and the grain size of the products is smaller, so that the better extruded products are obtained.
Owner:NORTHWESTERN POLYTECHNICAL UNIV
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