38 devices · GMDN 60910
Coronary venous pacing leads are thin, flexible wires implanted to deliver electrical pacing signals from a cardiac resynchronization therapy (CRT) device to the left ventricle of the heart. They help synchronize heart contractions, improving function in patients with heart failure or certain arrhythmias by targeting the heart’s lower chamber for coordinated pacing.
These leads are regulated as medical devices, typically requiring approval based on safety and performance standards before market authorization. They are supplied sterile and pre-sterilized, designed for single-use implantation via the coronary sinus vein, often with steroid coatings to reduce tissue inflammation during use.
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