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公开(公告)号:US20140100596A1
公开(公告)日:2014-04-10
申请号:US14049367
申请日:2013-10-09
Applicant: BOSTON SCIENTIFIC SCIMED, INC.
Inventor: Barry Rudman , Jan Weber , Torsten Scheuermann , Stephen Ruble
IPC: A61M29/02
CPC classification number: A61B17/0057 , A61B17/12122 , A61B17/12136 , A61B17/1214 , A61B17/12145 , A61B17/12163 , A61B2017/00632 , A61B2017/12095 , A61B2017/12127 , A61F2/013 , A61F2/2487 , A61M29/02
Abstract: A medical device for reducing the volume of a left atrial appendage (LAA) may include an elongate shaft having a distal portion, and a volume-reducing means expandable from a collapsed to an expanded state, the volume-reducing means being releasably attached to the distal portion. The volume-reducing means may include an actuatable frame and an impermeable covering disposed over the frame. The volume-reducing means may be sized to fit within the LAA in the expanded state while maintaining an open fluid flow path from a distal region through the ostium of the LAA. A medical device may include a second volume-reducing means to be placed within and substantially occlude a distalmost region of the LAA. A method may include inserting a volume-reducing means into the LAA, expanding the volume-reducing means, and positioning the volume-reducing means such that an open fluid flow path is maintained through an entire cycle of the heart.
Abstract translation: 用于减小左心耳(LAA)的体积的医疗装置可以包括具有远侧部分的细长轴和可从收缩状态扩展到膨胀状态的体积减小装置,该体积减小装置可释放地附接到 远端部分。 体积减小装置可以包括可致动的框架和布置在框架上方的不透水的覆盖物。 体积减小装置的尺寸可以在膨胀状态下适应在LAA内,同时保持从远侧区域通过LAA的口的开放的流体流动路径。 医疗装置可以包括放置在LAA的最远侧区域内并基本上封闭LAA的最远侧区域的第二容积减小装置。 方法可以包括将体积减小装置插入到LAA中,扩大体积减小装置,以及定位减小体积的装置,使得在心脏的整个周期内保持开放的流体流动路径。
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公开(公告)号:US20170095238A1
公开(公告)日:2017-04-06
申请号:US15358753
申请日:2016-11-22
Applicant: BOSTON SCIENTIFIC SCIMED, INC.
Inventor: Barry Rudman , Jan Weber , Torsten Scheuermann , Stephen Ruble
CPC classification number: A61B17/0057 , A61B17/12122 , A61B17/12136 , A61B17/1214 , A61B17/12145 , A61B17/12163 , A61B2017/00632 , A61B2017/12095 , A61B2017/12127 , A61F2/013 , A61F2/2487 , A61M29/02
Abstract: A medical device for reducing the volume of a left atrial appendage (LAA) may include an elongate shaft having a distal portion, and a volume-reducing means expandable from a collapsed to an expanded state, the volume-reducing means being releasably attached to the distal portion. The volume-reducing means may include an actuatable frame and an impermeable covering disposed over the frame. The volume-reducing means may be sized to fit within the LAA in the expanded state while maintaining an open fluid flow path from a distal region through the ostium of the LAA. A medical device may include a second volume-reducing means to be placed within and substantially occlude a distalmost region of the LAA. A method may include inserting a volume-reducing means into the LAA, expanding the volume-reducing means, and positioning the volume-reducing means such that an open fluid flow path is maintained through an entire cycle of the heart.
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公开(公告)号:US10603020B2
公开(公告)日:2020-03-31
申请号:US15358753
申请日:2016-11-22
Applicant: BOSTON SCIENTIFIC SCIMED, INC.
Inventor: Barry Rudman , Jan Weber , Torsten Scheuermann , Stephen Ruble
Abstract: A medical device for reducing the volume of a left atrial appendage (LAA) may include an elongate shaft having a distal portion, and a volume-reducing means expandable from a collapsed to an expanded state, the volume-reducing means being releasably attached to the distal portion. The volume-reducing means may include an actuatable frame and an impermeable covering disposed over the frame. The volume-reducing means may be sized to fit within the LAA in the expanded state while maintaining an open fluid flow path from a distal region through the ostium of the LAA. A medical device may include a second volume-reducing means to be placed within and substantially occlude a distalmost region of the LAA. A method may include inserting a volume-reducing means into the LAA, expanding the volume-reducing means, and positioning the volume-reducing means such that an open fluid flow path is maintained through an entire cycle of the heart.
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