Trans-septal pacing method and apparatus
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1. A method of securely displaying visual data comprising the steps of:
- generating a private key and a corresponding public key for a display apparatus;
securely storing the private key within the display apparatus;
communicating the public key from the display apparatus to an encryption apparatus;
encrypting the visual data at the encryption apparatus using the public key, whereby encrypted visual data is formed;
transporting the encrypted visual data from the encryption apparatus to the display apparatus;
decrypting the encrypted visual data within the display apparatus such that an electronic version of the visual data is maintained within circuit elements that are substantially inaccessible; and
displaying the visual data as a visual image.
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Abstract
A medical electrical trans-septal pacing lead includes a lead body, a tine-like structure terminating a distal end of the lead body and a distal electrode coupled to the lead body at a position proximal to and in close proximity to the structure. A method for delivering left ventricular pacing to a heart includes inserting the trans-septal pacing lead through an inter-ventricular septal wall of the heart, from a right ventricle to a left ventricle, and positioning the distal electrode in a left ventricular endocardial surface of the septal wall.
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38 Claims
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1. A method of securely displaying visual data comprising the steps of:
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generating a private key and a corresponding public key for a display apparatus;
securely storing the private key within the display apparatus;
communicating the public key from the display apparatus to an encryption apparatus;
encrypting the visual data at the encryption apparatus using the public key, whereby encrypted visual data is formed;
transporting the encrypted visual data from the encryption apparatus to the display apparatus;
decrypting the encrypted visual data within the display apparatus such that an electronic version of the visual data is maintained within circuit elements that are substantially inaccessible; and
displaying the visual data as a visual image. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 16, 17)
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15. (canceled)
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18. (canceled)
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19. A system for securely transmitting and displaying visual data comprising:
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an encryption apparatus for encrypting the visual data, whereby encrypted visual data is formed;
means for transporting the encrypted visual data from the encryption apparatus to a display facility; and
a display apparatus located at the display facility that receives the encrypted visual data, the display apparatus decrypting the encrypted visual data such that an electronic version of the visual data is maintained within circuit elements that are substantially inaccessible, the display apparatus displaying the visual data as a visual images, wherein the encryption apparatus uses a public key for encrypting the visual data, and wherein the display apparatus uses a private key for decrypting the visual data, the private key residing within the display apparatus. - View Dependent Claims (20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 32, 33)
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31. (canceled)
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- 35. A display apparatus for displaying encrypted visual data comprising circuit elements that are substantially inaccessible, the circuit elements comprising a decryption circuit for decrypting the encrypted visual data, whereby visual data is formed, the circuit elements comprising a display circuit for displaying the visual data as a visual image, such that an electronic version of the visual data is maintained within the circuit elements, wherein the display apparatus uses a private key for decrypting the encrypted visual data, wherein the private key resides within the display apparatus, and wherein the encrypted visual data was previously generated using a public key corresponding to the private key.
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38. A display apparatus for displaying encrypted visual data comprising:
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a decryption circuit for decrypting the encrypted visual data, whereby the visual data is formed; and
a diffractive light valve for displaying the visual data as a visual image, wherein the display apparatus uses a private key for decrypting the encrypted visual data, wherein the private key resides within the display apparatus, and wherein the encrypted visual data was previously generated using a public key corresponding to the private key.
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