Improved grasping for tissue repair
A technology for organizing and retaining elements, used in medical science, surgery, prostheses, etc., to solve problems such as expansion, adequate closure of restrictions, and weakening
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[0035] I. Overview
[0036] A. Cardiac Physiology
[0037] Such as figure 1 As shown in , the mitral valve (MV) consists of a pair of leaflets (LF) with free edges (EF) that coapt uniformly to follow the line of apposition in patients with normal cardiac structure and function ( C) closed. The leaflets (LF) are attached to surrounding cardiac structures along an annular region called the annulus (AN). The free edge (FE) of the leaflet (LF) is secured to the inferior portion of the left ventricle (LV) by the chordae (or "tendons").
[0038] As the left ventricle contracts (called "systole"), blood flow from the left ventricle through the mitral valve to the left atrium (called "mitral regurgitation") is normally blocked by the mitral valve.
[0039] Regurgitation occurs when the valve leaflets fail to close and allow leakage from the left ventricle into the left atrium. Many structural defects of the heart can cause mitral regurgitation. figure 2 The mitral valve is show...
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