Laser-welded Inconel 600 sleeves join dissimilar activation wires, preventing brittle intermetallic formation that compromises catheter reliability.
A single pass implantable lead integrates proximal and distal electrodes to pace and sense multiple heart chambers.
A steering engagement catheter system delivers therapeutic agents and leads via a suction-retracted atrial wall.
Hierarchical pulsed waveforms segment electroporation into discrete cycles, reducing electric field thresholds and minimizing damage to healthy tissue.
A multizone epicardial pacing lead uses a network of flexible microcables to distribute stimulation current across multiple contact points.
A defibrillation paddle assembly uses a flexible connection to adjust the paddle head orientation relative to the handle.
An implantable cardioverter defibrillator selects between low and high voltage therapy modules to deliver extra-cardiovascular pacing pulses.
A dual-tube explantation assembly uses a snare and cutting mechanism to extract intracorporeal capsules from heart tissue.