Cardiac stimulation system with delivery of conductive agent
Patent Number: 7,317,950
Date of First Priority Issue: Saturday November 16th, 2002
Date Issued: Tuesday January 8th, 2008
Assignee: The Regents of the University of California (Oakland, CA)
Inventors: Lee; Randall J. (Hillsborough, CA)
From Class: Use
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This patent covers a device that stimulates conductivity of electrical signals in the heart. Amongst the uses of the invention is to ensure proper biventricular septal pacing. The invention claims the use of various cells, including stem cells, for increasing certain conductivity connections.
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