Basket assembly, spines, and electrodes for a catheter, and methods of the same
AssigneeBiosense Webster (Israel) Ltd.
InventorsJoseph Thomas Keyes, Nathaniel Jenkins, Kevin Justin Herrera, Athanassios Papaioannou, Christopher Thomas Beeckler, Kevin Mark Okarski, Ishan Khan
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Abstract
The disclosed technology includes a spine member for an end effector, the spine member extending along a longitudinal axis from a proximal end to a distal end. The spine member includes a unidirectional proximal stop member to allow an electrode to slide in a direction distally but not proximally and a distal stop member to prevent an electrode from sliding past.
Claims19
An expandable basket assembly for a medical probe, comprising:
- a plurality of spines configured to bow radially outward from a central axis when the expandable basket assembly is transitioned from a collapsed form to an expanded form, each spine of the plurality of spines comprising:
- a proximal electrode stop configured to allow a distal electrode to slide distally on each spine past the proximal electrode stop but prevent a proximal electrode from sliding distally past the proximal electrode stop;
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- a distal electrode stop configured to prevent the distal electrode from sliding distally past the distal electrode stop.
An expandable basket assembly for a medical probe, comprising:
- a plurality of electrodes;
- a plurality of spines configured to bow radially outward from a central axis when the expandable basket assembly is transitioned from a collapsed form to an expanded form, each spine of the plurality of spines comprising a plurality of electrode extension portions extending radially from each spine, each electrode extension portion comprises a band to receive and retain an electrode of the plurality of electrodes,
- wherein the plurality of electrode extension portions have an adjustable height.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.