Temporary stenting catheter with one-piece expandable segment

Details Temporary stenting catheter with one-piece expandable segment Temporary stenting catheter with one-piece expandable segment

1993-05-20

1995-10-10

Rosenbaum, C. Fred

Surgery

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

Treating material introduced into or removed from body...

604104, 606194, 606198, A61M 2900

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054566673

ABSTRACT:
An intravascular catheter with an expandable region formed of a tubular material that continues the distal end of the catheter body in a one-piece configuration and is radially expanded and contracted by means of a control wire. The interior of the expandable region is in fluid communication with a lumen in the catheter body to allow the delivery of a fluid to the artery via openings in the surface of the expandable region. The catheter is particularly adapted to hold open an artery after a vascular procedure therein such as a balloon or other type of angioplasty, and if desired to introduce a therapeutic drug or other fluid to the site of the vascular procedure.

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