Cardiac Pacemakers, Inc.

Westlund, Randy

Heil, Ronald W., Jr.

Repasky, Christina

Bye, Lyle a.

Warren, Jay a.

Kelley, Peter T.

Scheiner, Avram

Tockman, Bruce

Soltis, Brian D.

Christina Repasky

Randy W Westlund

Bruce Alan Tockman

Brian D Soltis

Lyle A Bye

Avram Scheiner

Jay A Warren

Ronald W Heil, Jr

Peter T Kelley

Bruce Tockman

Randy Westlund

A lead having a pre-formed biased portion is adapted for implantation with a body vessel and for connection to a signal generator. The lead is constructed and arranged so that when it is implanted, the electrodes are biased toward a vessel wall by the preformed biased portion, which operates to fixate the lead against the vessel wall.

Coronary vein leads having pre-formed biased portions for fixation

A lead having pre-formed biased portion is adapted for implantation on or about the heart within the coronary vasculature and for connection to a signal generator. The lead is constructed and arranged so that when it is implanted, the electrodes are housed in the coronary vasculature and are biased toward a vessel wall by the preformed biased portion, which operates to fixate the lead against the vessel wall.

Coronary vein lead having pre-formed biased portions for fixation

A lead having an atraumatic tip is adapted for implantation on or about the heart within the coronary vasculature and for connection to a signal generator. The lead is constructed and arranged so that when it is implanted, the electrodes are housed in the coronary vasculature and are biased toward a vessel wall by a preformed biased portion. Near the distal end, the lead has an optional tapered portion and a flexible portion, where the flexible portion is more flexible than the biased portion.

Coronary vein leads having an atraumatic tip and method therefor

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Christina Repasky