Surgery – Instruments – Blood vessel – duct or teat cutter – scrapper or abrader
Patent
1995-11-16
1998-10-27
Stright, Ronald
Surgery
Instruments
Blood vessel, duct or teat cutter, scrapper or abrader
606128, 606170, 606194, 604104, 604107, 604267, 604 35, 600571, A61B 1722, A61D 102
Patent
active
058273042
ABSTRACT:
The expandable intraluminal catheter is used for removing occlusive material from a body passage. The catheter includes a handle having both a proximal handle end and a distal handle end. Attached to the distal handle end is an elongate tubular body, which includes a proximal elongate tubular body end and a distal elongate tubular body end. The elongate tubular body further includes a lumen between the proximal elongate tubular body end and the distal elongate tubular body end. A number of radially-expandable segments are disposed on the elongate tubular body near the distal elongate tubular body end. These radially-expandable segments can be mechanically activated by a user when the distal elongate tubular body end is within a blood vessel, to thereby contact and partition occlusive material within the blood vessel. The partitioned occlusive material within the blood vessel can then be removed.
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Applied Medical Resources Corporation
Myers Richard L.
Stright Ronald
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