Fluid delivery system for a balloon catheter

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1996-05-22

1999-06-29

McDermott, Corrine

Surgery

Means for introducing or removing material from body for...

Treating material introduced into or removed from body...

604151, 604 34, 604 30, 604246, 604250, 417474, A61M 2900

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059161965

ABSTRACT:
The balloon catheter has a portion of its tubular shaft sequentially squeezed between a ram reciprocating in a box and a saddle arranged in a cover closely fitting on the box. The pressurized fluid medium supplied to the balloon is pulsated by the squeeze and release action of the ram and saddle arrangement.

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