Intraluminal needle injection substance delivery system with filtering capability
OwnerJessica G. Chiuinventor
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An intraluminal needle injection substance delivery system includes a delivery catheter having a delivery lumen extending therethrough to provide a conduit by which a drug delivery device can extend through to inject a therapeutic drug or substance to an area of treatment in a body vessel. The delivery system includes filtering capability for capturing possible unwanted debris which may be entrained in the patient's vasculature. The filtering device used in accordance with the delivery catheter may include a filtering element placed downstream from the area in which the therapeutic drug or substance is to be administered. The delivery lumen can be attached to the filtering device for deployment within the patient's vasculature. In this fashion, as the filtering device is expanded from a collapsed, delivery position to an expanded position within the patient's vasculature, the end of the delivery lumen will be positioned near or in contact with the target area in the patient's vasculature. A substance delivery device, such as a syringe having an elongated cannula, can be placed in the delivery lumen to inject the vessel wall with a drug or other therapeutic substance.
A delivery system for administering therapeutic drugs or substances in a body vessel of a patient, comprising:
A delivery system for administering therapeutic drugs or substances in a body vessel of a patient, comprising:
A delivery system for administering therapeutic drugs or substances in a body vessel of a patient, comprising:
A method for administering therapeutic drugs or substances intraluminally in a body vessel of a patient, comprising:
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