35 devices · GMDN 47533
An implantable ventricular circulatory assist system is a mechanical device designed to support heart function by pumping blood from a ventricle to the circulatory system. These systems are primarily used to provide circulatory support for patients awaiting a heart transplant.
These assemblies consist of an internal pump and connecting grafts, along with external controllers and power sources connected via a percutaneous lead. Users should note that these devices are complex medical systems intended for long-term mechanical circulatory assistance.
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