Pacemaker which reestablishes or keeps the physiological electric conduction of the heart and a method of application
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Dec 13, 2005
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A pacemaker is disclosed which reestablishes or keeps the physiological electric conduction of the heart and a method of application. The pacemaker is a pulse generator, it has a ventricular output including at least two superimposed monopolar pulsewaves of reversed polarity between each other, with programmable configuration, with respect to a neutral which can be the pacemaker's metallic box or a third electrode in the case of a tripolar catheter. The catheter can have a deflectable sheath, with an electrode on its distal tip. The invention consists of a new pacemaker, and a method of application in the right ventricular septum, being able to use in order to facilitate the implantation and to avoid the connection and the disconnection, a sheath to check a proper place and then screw the catheter in said place. This method and the pacemaker are the responsible of reestablishing or preserving the physiological electrical conduction of the heart due to the creation of an alternative electric circuit and to the creation of a virtual electrode.
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