The INVAMED short-term ventricular unloading system is a cannula-based platform designed to reduce ventricular workload and support circulation for limited durations, such as during high-risk cardiac interventions or perioperative recovery. The system is used in specialized cardiac centers by trained teams, in accordance with the instructions for use and institutional protocols.
A short-term cannula-based system designed to unload the ventricle and support circulation during high-risk cardiac procedures and recovery periods.
Short-Term Ventricular Unloading System
A short-term cannula-based system designed to unload the ventricle and support circulation during high-risk cardiac procedures and recovery periods.
Specialties
Interventional Cardiology, CardiacThoracic
Clinical Focus
ventricular unloadingcirculatory supportcardiac cannulashort-term support
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Short-Term Ventricular Unloading System?
A short-term cannula-based system designed to unload the ventricle and support circulation during high-risk cardiac procedures and recovery periods.
What is Short-Term Ventricular Unloading System used for?
Short-Term Ventricular Unloading System is part of the Cardiac Surgery Instruments portfolio by INVAMED, designed for minimally invasive diagnostic and therapeutic procedures. It is used by specialists in Interventional Cardiology, Cardiac, and Thoracic.
What conditions is Short-Term Ventricular Unloading System used to treat?
Short-Term Ventricular Unloading System is used in the treatment of structural heart disease requiring surgical repair. Treatment decisions are made by qualified healthcare professionals based on individual patient assessment.
What is Short-Term Ventricular Unloading System also known as?
Short-Term Ventricular Unloading System is also known internationally as: ventricular unloading, circulatory support, cardiac cannula.
Who manufactures Short-Term Ventricular Unloading System?
Short-Term Ventricular Unloading System is developed and manufactured by INVAMED, a global medical device manufacturer headquartered at One World Trade Center, New York, USA. INVAMED technologies are used by physicians across international markets.