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external counterpulsation

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external counterpulsation,
a noninvasive technique for providing counterpulsation (assisted heart pumping). In one technique the limbs are placed in inflatable trousers. Inflation and deflation are synchronized with the cardiac cycle, generating augmented blood flow during diastole and assisted ejection during systole.


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com) is primarily engaged in designing, manufacturing, marketing and supporting external counterpulsation systems based on the company's proprietary technology.
Vasomedical and Living Data have also entered into agreements that grant Vasomedical exclusive right to market and distribute Living Data's external counterpulsation (ECP) systems in the United States and grant Living Data exclusive right to manufacture and supply products to Vasomedical.
We look forward to maintaining our industry leadership role in the dialogue with CMS concerning reimbursement for external counterpulsation therapy," added Mr.
 
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