Split type precisely-anchorable transcatheter valve-in-ring system
AssigneeBeijing Balance Medical Technology Co., Ltd.
InventorsLei Jin, Lai Wei, Kangjian Wu, Jia Wu, Zhihao Fan, Liyan Li
Life of this patent
Estimating the term…
Loading patent…
AssigneeBeijing Balance Medical Technology Co., Ltd.
InventorsLei Jin, Lai Wei, Kangjian Wu, Jia Wu, Zhihao Fan, Liyan Li
Estimating the term…
A split type precisely-anchorable transcatheter valve-in-ring system comprises a split transcatheter valve-in-ring anchoring stent (10) and a transcatheter artificial biological valve-in-ring (20), wherein the shape and structure of the transcatheter valve-in-ring anchoring stent (10) are matched with the real structure of the annuloplasty ring and supravalvular and infravalvular tissues after three-dimensional reconstruction based on imaging data of a patient who have undergone valve failure after implantation of a annuloplasty ring (30), the transcatheter valve-in-ring anchoring stent (10) is firstly delivered to the patient's failed annuloplasty ring for release, deformation and alignment with the supravalvular and infravalvular tissues of the failed annuloplasty ring; the transcatheter artificial biological valve-in-ring (20) is delivered to the transcatheter valve-in-ring anchoring stent (10) for release, the stent of the transcatheter artificial biological valve-in-ring (20) deforms and expands to the functional state of the transcatheter valve-in-ring, causing the transcatheter valve-in-ring anchoring stent (10) to deform again and combine with the expanded transcatheter valve-in-ring, and meanwhile, the re-deformation of the transcatheter valve-in-ring anchoring stent (10) causes the transcatheter valve-in-ring anchoring stent (10) to combine with the subvalvular structure again and anchor.
A split type precisely-anchorable transcatheter valve-in-ring system, characterized in that,
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.