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Device and method for regulating blood flow

A system and method for regulating blood flow rate or blood pressure in a second blood vessel or heart chamber to achieve a balanced flow rate or blood pressure between the second blood vessel or heart chamber and a first blood vessel or heart chamber, wherein the first and the second blood vessels and heart chambers are on opposite sides of the circulatory system. The system comprises a monitor that monitors parameters indicative of a difference between the flow rates or blood pressures of the first and the second blood vessels or heart chambers. A regulator regulates the blood flow rate or blood pressure in at least a portion of the second blood vessel or heart chamber. A controller is configured to receive a signal from the monitor and to determine a difference between the flow rate or blood pressure of the first blood vessel or heart chamber and the flow rate or blood pressure of the second blood vessel or heart chamber. The controller determines a second blood flow rate or blood pressure in the second blood vessel or heart chamber that generates the balanced flow rate or blood pressure between the first and the second blood vessels or heart chambers. The controller then signals the regulator to generate the second determined blood flow rate or blood pressure in the at least portion of the lumen of the second blood vessel or heart chamber.
Owner:TAL YAIR

Device and method for regulating blood flow

A system and method for regulating blood flow rate or blood pressure in a second blood vessel or heart chamber to achieve a balanced flow rate or blood pressure between the second blood vessel or heart chamber and a first blood vessel or heart chamber, wherein the first and the second blood vessels and heart chambers are on opposite sides of the circulatory system. The system comprises a monitor that monitors parameters indicative of a difference between the flow rates or blood pressures of the first and the second blood vessels or heart chambers. A regulator regulates the blood flow rate or blood pressure in at least a portion of the second blood vessel or heart chamber. A controller is configured to receive a signal from the monitor and to determine a difference between the flow rate or blood pressure of the first blood vessel or heart chamber and the flow rate or blood pressure of the second blood vessel or heart chamber. The controller determines a second blood flow rate or blood pressure in the second blood vessel or heart chamber that generates the balanced flow rate or blood pressure between the first and the second blood vessels or heart chambers. The controller then signals the regulator to generate the second determined blood flow rate or blood pressure in the at least portion of the lumen of the second blood vessel or heart chamber.
Owner:TAL YAIR

Radiofrequency balloon catheter system

Provided is a radiofrequency balloon catheter system that allows inflation/deflation of the balloon in a controlled manner to enable the same to easily pass through the stenosis site without significantly changing the profile of a balloon (6). When a coolant is injected into the inside of the balloon (6), the balloon is inflated while discharging the coolant to the outside of the balloon (6), thus cooling the balloon (6) while applying a pressure to the balloon (6), with an intima being protected by perfusing the inside of the balloon (6) with a coolant. The radiofrequency balloon catheter system comprises a catheter shaft (1) comprising an inner tube shaft (3) and an outer tube shaft (2) that are slidable with each other; and a resilient balloon (6) that is inflatable and deflatable and provided between distal ends (4) of the inner tube shaft (3) and the outer tube shaft (2), said balloon (6) covering the inner tube shaft (3). The balloon (6) and the inner tube shaft (3) are in close proximity with each other to define a check valve (8). When the solution within the balloon (6) is suctioned to turn the pressure inside the balloon (6) to negative, the check valve (8) is closed and then the balloon (6) is deflated. Also, when a coolant is injected thereinto, the balloon (6) is inflated to open the check valve (8), thereby discharging the coolant to the outside. The radiofrequency balloon catheter system further includes an electrode for delivery of radiofrequency current (11) connected to a radiofrequency generator via a connecting wire (42) within said catheter shaft (1); and a solution transport path being in constant communication with an inside of the balloon (6) and connected to a liquid feed pump (29) for feeding a coolant (C).
Owner:JAPAN ELECTEL
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