adjacent the anchors in addition with less or no cinching the effect on non target tissue adjacent the connector is also minimized furthermore because focal deflector 98 is formed similar to an anchor the presence of focal deflector 98 enables a user to cinch the distal and proximal portions of device 90 with different cinching forces the embodiment of fig1 omits the wire 100 of focal deflector 98 but is identical to the embodiment of fig1 12 in all other respects fig1 shows an embodiment of a device 110 with a proximal anchor 112 formed in a figure 8 pattern as in other embodiments a focal deflector 114 formed as an anchor in a figure 8 pattern as in the embodiment of fig6 is connected to proximal anchor 112 by a connector 116 a tail 118 extends distally from focal deflector 114 formed from a wire bent in a loop the loop has a circumference that allows the loop to engage the wall of the vessel in which the device is placed the points of engagement between the loop and vessel depend on the relative diameters of the loop and vessel when deployed in a curved vessel such as the coronary sinus the loop will follow the vessel 39 s curve to orient the device correctly within the vessel the ends of the wire are contained with a crimp 120 a small loop 122 is formed at the distal end of tail 118.