Percutaneous Mechanical Circulatory Support Devices Application

Percutaneous Mechanical Circulatory Support Devices are minimally invasive tools used to assist the heart in pumping blood during severe heart failure or emergencies. Delivered through the skin via a small puncture, these devices temporarily support or replace the heart’s pumping function, helping maintain blood flow to vital organs. They are often used in critical care settings, such as during a heart attack or before surgery, to stabilize patients until their heart recovers or definitive treatment is available. These devices provide lifesaving support, improve outcomes, and can be removed once the heart's function improves.