Left Ventricular Intraseptal Stimulation Leads
A technology of wires and wire bodies, applied in the direction of cardiac stimulators, internal electrodes, cardiac defibrillators, etc.
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[0036] figure 1 is a schematic cross-sectional view of a myocardium 10 with a right ventricle 12 and a left ventricle 14 separated by a septum 16 . Its general thickness is about 10 to 15 mm and constitutes a significant portion of the heart's mass.
[0037] Depolarization waves originating from the sinoatrial node 18 are transmitted to the atrioventricular node 20 and the bundle of His 22, which divides into two branches extending along the septum 16, a straight branch in the region of the right septal wall 26 24 and the left branch 28 in the region of the left septum 30 .
[0038] In particular, the left branch 28 is a fast longitudinal conductive wire (arrow 32 ) with a speed of about 4 m / s. However, conventional techniques for implementing telescoping helical leads can stimulate the right wall 26, so in order to stimulate the left ventricle 14, the depolarization wave must pass through the septum 16 (arrow 34), but the velocity of the transconduction is relatively low, a...
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