Distributed strain sensing tracks catheter shape and detects azygos-vein entry without electromagnetic interference or fluoroscopy.
Pressure changes trigger screening, while optical backscatter and absent heart rate verify dislodgement for faster intervention.
A pressure-responsive catheter uses dual annular valves to regulate antegrade flow and limit retrograde flow during valve treatment.
Biomarker feedback adapts neuromodulation to induce sleep with less dose and time.
This case uses filtered motor signals to time LVAD speed changes with systole and diastole, stabilizing perfusion and hemodynamics.
This heart pump uses large flow paths, passive geometry, and magnetic impeller control to balance flow as pressure changes.
Continuous EEG and optional EMG analysis supports closed-loop sedation control tailored to patient responses and drug profiles.
ECG electrodes capture heart-rhythm changes to validate glucose signals and guide timely insulin delivery during adverse events.