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Cardiac Physiology. The heart is composed of three major types of cardiac muscle: 1) atrial muscle, 2) ventricular muscle, and 3) specialized excitatory and conductive muscle fibers. The atrial and ventricular types of muscle contract in much the same manner as skeletal muscle fibers.
Methods of implanting an annuloplasty ring to correct maladies of the mitral annulus that not only reshapes the annulus but also reconfigures the adjacent left ventricular muscle wall. The ring may be continuous and is made of a relatively rigid material, such as Stellite. The ring has a generally oval shape that is three-dimensional at least on the posterior side. A posterior portion of the ring rises or bows upward from adjacent sides to pull the posterior aspect of the native annulus farther up than its original, healthy shape. In doing so, the ring also pulls the ventricular wall upward which helps mitigate some of the effects of congestive heart failure. Further, one or both of the posterior and anterior portions of the ring may also bow inward. The methods include securing the annuloplasty ring with the anterior portion against the annulus anterior aspect and the posterior portion against the annulus posterior aspect so that the ring posterior portion elevates, and may also pull radially inward, the annulus posterior aspect and corrects the mitral regurgitation.
The present invention provides LIFR and FGFR3 as cell surface markers for isolating human cardiomyogenic ventricular progenitor cells, in particular progenitor cells that preferentially differentiate into cardiac ventricular muscle cells. Thus, the invention provides human ventricular progenitor (HVP) cells. The invention provides in vitro methods of the separation of Islet 1+ LIFR+ ventricular progenitor cells and / or Islet 1+ / FGFR3+ ventricular progenitor cells and / or Islet 1+ / LIFR+ / FGFR3+ ventricular progenitor cells, and the large scale expansion and propagation thereof. Large clonal populations of isolated LIFR+ and / or FGFR3+ ventricular progenitor cells are also provided. Methods of in vivo use of LIFR+ and / or FGFR3+ ventricular progenitor cells for cardiac repair or to improve cardiac function are also provided. Methods of using the LIFR+ and / or FGFR3+ ventricular progenitor cells for cardiac toxicity screening of test compounds are also provided.
A stentless bioprosthetic valve includes at least one piece of biocompatible material comprising a bi-leaflet conduit. The conduit has a distal end and a proximal end that defines a first annulus for suturing to the valve annulus of a heart. The conduit further includes first and second leaflets that mimic the anterior and posterior leaflets of the native mitral valve. The first and second leaflets extend between the proximal and distal ends. The distal end defines a second annulus at which the first and second leaflets terminate. The second annulus is for suturing to free edges of the anterior and posterior leaflets of the native mitral valve that remain intact following resection of the native mitral valve so that the native chordae tendineae continue to provide prolapse prevention and left ventricular muscle support functions in addition to maintaining the continuity between the valve annulus and the papillary muscles. A method for replacing the native mitral valve with a stentless bioprosthetic valve is also provided.
The invention belongs to the traditional Chinese medicine field, and relates to corynoxeine and an application of an isomer of the corynoxeine in preparing medicines. In the invention, the results of animal experiments prove that the corynoxeine and the isomer thereof have the effects of expanding vessels and lowering blood pressure, and can be used for preparing the medicines for expanding the vessels and lowering the blood pressure; the corynoxeine and isocorynoxeine have the effects of expanding the vessels, lowering heart afterload, lightening heart burden and decreasing myocardial oxygen consumption, and can be used for preparing anti-angina pectoris medicines; the corynoxeine has the effects of negative myodynamia, directly decreasing the myocardial oxygen consumption, and doubly lowering the myocardial oxygen consumption; the corynoxeine and the isocorynoxeine have the effects of improving the ventricular muscle excited threshold and lowering the ventricular muscle contraction frequency, can be used for treating ventricular tachycardia, and can be used as a quality identification uncaria and tagged molecules of the ffective parts of the corynoxeine and the isocorynoxeine.
The present invention provides NRP1 as a cellsurface marker for isolating human cardiomyogenic ventricular progenitor cells (HVPs), in particular progenitor cells that preferentially differentiate into cardiac ventricular muscle cells. Additional HVP cell surface markers identified by single cell sequencing are also provided. The invention provides in vitro methods of the separation of NRP1+ ventricular progenitor cells, and the large scale expansion and propagation thereof. Large clonal populations of isolated NRP1+ ventricular progenitor cells are also provided. Methods of in vivo use of NRP1+ ventricular progenitor cells for cardiac repair or to improve cardiac function are also provided. Methods of using the NRP1+ ventricular progenitor cells for cardiac toxicity screening of test compounds are also provided.
The present invention discloses an adjustable curved heart intracavity defibrillationcatheter with an inflatable air bag at a head end. The adjustable curved heart intracavity defibrillation cathetercomprises a handle and an outer surface of one end of the handle is provided with a balloonsyringe interface and a defibrillationelectrodetail circuit interface. A bending controller can enable the defibrillation catheter to accurately reach more heart intracavity spaces and to be better attached to ventricular muscles, so that lower-energy defibrillation is realized and use of a clinician isfacilitated. A defibrillation electrode can record electrical activity of each part in heart cavity and is conductive for the clinician to judge specific positions in the heart cavity. A head end balloon prevents risks of vascular rupture caused by mistake-entering of the catheter into small blood vessels, can increase contact area of the catheter head end with the heart, prevents the catheter from puncturing cardiac muscles to lead to cardiac rupture, can realize bedside blind sending of the defibrillation catheter into the heart cavity, reduces harms of X rays to body health, shortens rescuetime consumed by going to a heart catheter chamber, and can best master the best rescue time for patients.