(Reuters) - The company said the lead, which attaches to a cardiac pacemaker, is the first of its kind, designed to provide more accurate sensing of the right atrium, the upper chamber of the heart.
The lead incorporates a new tip that reduces extraneous signals from the heart's ventricles, or the lower chambers, that can interfere with a pacemaker's sensing capabilities.
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