Catheter balloon structure

Surgery – Truss – Pad

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128344, A61M 2500

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041778154

ABSTRACT:
A catheter comprising, an elongated shaft having an inflation lumen extending along the shaft, and a pair of spaced annular ledges recessed from an outer surface of the shaft and defining spaced bonding surfaces extending circumferentially around the shaft. The shaft has an elongated section extending between the ledges and recessed from the bonding surfaces, with the shaft section defining an inner part of a cavity communicating with the inflation lumen intermediate the ledges. The catheter has an annular sleeve of elastic material having a thickness approximately equal to the distance between the bonding surfaces and the outer shaft surface adjacent the ledges, with the sleeve having a length approximately equal to the distance between remote ends of the ledges, and with opposed ends of the sleeve being bonded to the bonding surfaces circumferentially around the ledges.

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