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5 results about "Pulmonary valve" patented technology

The pulmonary valve (sometimes referred to as the pulmonic valve) is the semilunar valve of the heart that lies between the right ventricle and the pulmonary artery and has three cusps. Similar to the aortic valve, the pulmonary valve opens in ventricular systole, when the pressure in the right ventricle rises above the pressure in the pulmonary artery. At the end of ventricular systole, when the pressure in the right ventricle falls rapidly, the pressure in the pulmonary artery will close the pulmonary valve.

Valve material with combined anti-clotting and anti-calcification properties and preparation method

The present invention provides a valve material having synergistic anti-coagulation and anti-calcification functions and a preparation method therefor. The preparation method comprises the following steps: performing glutaraldehyde cross-linking treatment on an animal-derived biological valve material; immersing the treated valve material in a blocking solution containing an amine compound for 0.5-6 h, thereby blocking the remaining aldehyde groups after glutaraldehyde cross-linking; then placing the valve material into a reaction solution containing an anticoagulant and a cross-linking agent, and performing cross-linking treatment for 6-24 h at 4° C.-37° C.; and finally washing and obtaining the valve material, and storing the valve material in a mixed solvent of glutaraldehyde or isopropyl alcohol / glycerol. The method can effectively solve the problem of calcification and thrombosis caused by residual aldehyde groups in a valve material prepared by the existing method. The valve material prepared by the present method can be used as a valve material required for aortic valve, pulmonary valve, venous valve, mitral valve and tricuspid valve replacement.
Owner:JILIN VENUS HAOYUE MEDICAL LTD

Transcatheter valve implant assembly with ventricular assist device releasably connectable to docking station

ActiveUS12521237B2Heart valvesBlood pumpsVentricular assistanceCatheter valves
A transcatheter valve implant assembly has a ventricular assist device, a prosthetic valve, a stent frame structure, and a docking station, and is implanted at an aortic or a pulmonary valve. During implantation, the native valve leaflets of the respective valve at the implantation site are engaged with the prosthetic valve and / or the stent frame structure while the stent frame structure is connected to the docking station with the prosthetic valve adjacent to the proximal end of the stent frame structure. The ventricular assist device is inserted into the interior the stent frame structure with an inlet of ventricular assist device positioned in the respective ventricle associated with the implantation site and the outlet of the ventricular assist device positioned to discharge into the respective blood vessel associated with the implantation site. The ventricular assist device is releasably connected with the stent frame structure and the docking station.
Owner:RAJAGOPAL KESHAVA

Balloon dilation type pediatric surgery heart valve

The present disclosure describes a prosthetic surgical heart valve for smaller patients, particularly pediatric patients. The heart valve is smaller and more flexible, and can incrementally expand to accommodate growth of the patient. The heart valves are particularly useful at pulmonary valve locations where opening and closing pressures are much lower than at other native valve locations. The heart valves are formed from a thinner and more flexible material than the aortic or mitral valve, which enables them to be opened and closed more efficiently when subjected to lower pulmonary blood flow pressures. Incremental expansion of the heart valve is achieved by a stiffener coupled to plastic expansion of the valve member.
Owner:EDWARDS LIFESCIENCES CORP

System and method for non-invasive multi-chamber cardiac identification

PendingUS20260137284A1StethoscopeAcoustic sensorsMicrocontrollerSystole
A system and method for non-invasive identification of fiducials points of the events of the cardiac cycle, including but not limited to mitral valve closing (MC), aortic value opening (AO), aortic value closing (AC), mitral valve opening (MO), rapid systolic ejection (RE), rapid diastolic filling (RF), atrial systole (AS), isovolumic movement (IM), and isovolumic contraction (IC); additionally tricuspid valve closing (TC), pulmonic value opening (PO), tricuspid value closing (TC), pulmonic valve opening (MO). The system includes a device with multiple accelerometers, physiological electrical sensor, microcontroller for measuring and converting analog to digital signals and time deterministic synchronous sensor capture. The method includes seismocardiograph waveform fiducial detectors for peaks and troughs, phase detectors for mechanical and electrical signals, a heartbeat onset detector and one or more microprocessors to perform signal processing operations. Serving as a powerful, non-invasive system or method for quantifying myocardial performance.
Owner:AVENTUSOFT LLC

Heart valve repair apparatus

PendingUS20260069417A1StentsAnnuloplasty ringsAortic anulusHeart valve repair
A heart valve repair apparatus is disclosed. The apparatus has a radially expandable ring having a first ring component connectable to a second ring component by a pair of securing members. The first and second ring components may be slideable through the pair of securing members, thereby radially adjusting the ring between a first dimension configuration and a second dimension configuration. In some example applications, the ring is dimensioned to be implanted into any one of the heart valves, the aortic valve, mitral valve, pulmonary valve and tricuspid valve. The ring may in some embodiments be used as an annuloplasty ring. The annuloplasty ring may be used to reshape a valve annulus, in particular to restore the annulus' normal shape and / or size.
Owner:VESALIUS CARDIOVASCULAR INC