Cardiac stimulation lead TME series
quadrupolar

cardiac stimulation lead
cardiac stimulation lead
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Characteristics

Targeted zone
cardiac
Type of lead
quadrupolar

Description

OSYPKA Temporary Myocardial Leads (TME, pacing wires, heart wires) are designed for temporary pacing of patients after open chest cardiac surgery. OSYPKA TME are attached to the myocardial wall of the atrium or atria, and/or the ventricle(s). With the thoracic needle on the opposite end of the pacing wire the lead is led through the chest to the outside of the patient. Fixation on the cardiac tissue can be achieved with a selection of different tyes of anchormechanisms that are either inserted and pulled through the myocardium with the help of a small needle, or are attached with sutures. Cardiac stimulation with OSYPKA TME can be carried out via the right and/or left atrium (bi-atrial pacing), and the right ventricle, or both ventricles (CRT/biventricular stimulation). For optimal stimulation we recommend the following external pacemakers: OSYPKA PACE101H® (single chamber), OSYPKA PACE203H® (dual chamber), and OSYPKA PACE300® (triple chamber for biventricular pacing/acute CRT). MRI Compatibility: we have extensive information including scientific publications regarding the topic of OSYPKA TME and MRI compatibility. Please contact us for further information. TME for Adults - Fracture-resistant braided wire - 4-polar TME with PE tubing protection - Excellent sensing and threshold values - Safe fixation characteristics = Tines (T), ZickZack (Z), V-Haken (V) - 60 cm and 220 cm lengths available + custom wires TME Children - same features as TME for adults - thinner heart needles for childrens‘ hearts, Ø 0,40 mm

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