Surgery – Cardiac augmentation – Aortic balloon pumping
Patent
1988-03-18
1990-06-05
Hindenburg, Max
Surgery
Cardiac augmentation
Aortic balloon pumping
604 99, 604282, A61M 2902
Patent
active
049310364
ABSTRACT:
A retardation in the deflating motion of a balloon caused by a local collapse thereof is prevented. A tubular sleeve having a multiplicity of small apertures in the periphery therein is disposed for axial movement between the internal spaces of the balloon and a catheter. In use, the sleeve is inserted into the catheter to prevent a fluid channel from being blocked upon occurrence of a local collapse of the balloon. To facilitate positioning the sleeve, a projection is formed on an elongate stylet adjacent to its distal end to apply a braking action to the sleeve and secure it in place when the latter reaches a given position within the balloon.
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Kanai Naritoshi
Suzuki Akira
Aisin Seiki Kabushiki Kaisha
Hindenburg Max
Lacyk John P.
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