Catheter for intravascular blood pump
A catheter, blood vessel technology, used in the field of catheters for intravascular blood pumps
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[0036] exist Figure 1a and 1b An intravascular blood pump P inserted into a patient's heart H is shown in . More specifically, the blood pump P comprises a pumping device 1 attached to a catheter 5 through which the pumping device 1 is inserted into the left ventricle LV of the patient's heart H to pump blood from the left ventricle LV to the aorta AO. The shown application is only an exemplary application, and the blood pump P of the invention is not limited to this application. For example, a reverse application for the right ventricle RV can be envisioned. A blood pump P is inserted percutaneously, for example via a femoral access, and is propelled into the heart H via the aorta AO (see Figure 1a ). Alternatively, blood pump P can be inserted percutaneously via the axillary artery access and advanced into the heart H via the subclavian artery SA and the aorta AO (see Figure 1b ). The blood pump P is positioned such that the blood flow outlet 2 is located within the a...
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