Übersetzung für "Herzkatheter" in Englisch

Daig Corporation manufactured cardiac catheters for diagnostic and therapeutic uses.

So-called cardiac catheters are special apparatuses for the high-frequency treatment of body tissue.

The present invention relates in particular to such cardiac catheters as well.

This applies in particular to the development of the so-called cardiac catheters.

They give that to them sometimes down in the cath lab, but not here.

In some cases, these can even replace therapeutic measures such as a heart catheter.

The sensor arrangement is advantageously disposed on a cardiac catheter.

The radiation dose was reduced by 90% in the cardiac catheterization laboratory Salzburg.

These include medical devices and cardiology and endovascular equipment such as heart catheters and heart valves.

Oh, I think I'd want a cardiac cath to confirm I've had a coarctation of my aorta.

We're taking her to cath lab.

A cardiac catheter is inserted into the groin under local anaesthetic and pushed towards the heart.

In some embodiments of the invention, a catheter may be a catheter for brain or cardiac catheterization.

During heart catheterization, the patient is also in full anesthesia, but a heart-lung machine is not needed.

The expert will refer to the classification below, which is modelled on that of the New York Heart Association (NYHA), taking account of the functional symptoms reported by the patient, his clinical examination and a range of complementary tests (ECG, Doppler, exercise tolerance test, transoesophageal echocardiography, catheterisation, etc.).

In this case the lumen of the guide tube 5 can be used for the reception of a guide wire, with the help of which the heart catheter can be pushed through the blood vessels to the heart and into the latter.

When the helix is released from the cardiac catheter it resumes its previous shape and occludes, through its lumen and its thrombogenicity, which can be increased by Dacron or other fibres, the vessel to be occluded.

In practice, the occluding helix (coil) is inserted in the extended state in a cardiac catheter in a manner known per se and is advanced through the latter as far as the vessel to be occluded.

Since the supply lead is not fastened on the skin of the patient, for example a test animal, it can happen furthermore that a tensile force exerted on the supply lead causes the cardiac catheter to be pulled out of its position, so that precise measurements are no longer possible and there is a risk of injury.

It is also known in the prior art to supply electrical power to implanted medical instruments, such as for example cardiac catheters, via an electric supply lead which extends out of the body, and to receive measured electric signals via this supply lead.

Nothing of this sort is possible in the case of the cardiac catheter of U.S. Pat. No. 4,129,129, although in that catheter a means is provided whereby blood having penetrated through the first basket into the tip of the catheter may be prevented from reemerging from the catheter tube through the second orifice basket behind during the insertion of the catheter.

The cross-linked variant is also especially appropriate for long-term use, in flexible prosthetic cardiac valves, in blood pumps ("artificial hearts"), as membranes, as coatings for cardiac-pacemaker electrodes, for angiographic or cardiac catheters, as artificial pericardia, and as materials for tubing and valves or bags that come into contact with the blood.

Medication given prior to an anaesthetic or a major procedure (cardiac catheter), which makes the patient sleepy and indifferent (sedation)

There are two methods of treating this condition: a surgical ligation through the opened chest to make the repair, or a ductal occlude via catheter.

The results are made available to all members of the competence network for comparison with data obtained by magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and heart catheterisation.