Reloadable sheath for catheter system for deploying vasoocclusive devices
OwnerEric Leopold, Bruce McEversinventors
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The introducer sheath can be loaded onto a vasoocclusive device after removal of the vasoocclusive device from a microcatheter, to permit the vasoocclusive embolic coil assembly to be used again during a clinical procedure. The sheath includes a hollow, elongated tubular member with a longitudinal slot formed in the upper wall of the elongated tubular member and extending along the length of elongated tubular member. The upper wall of the elongated tubular member adjacent to the slot has an angled configuration to accept the vasoocclusive device. The sheath may include wing members extending outwardly from the angled configuration on the outside surface of the hollow, elongated tubular member to facilitate insertion of the vasoocclusive device into the sheath. The elongated tubular member may also consist of a segment with no slot attached to a flexible pusher member to facilitate initiation of loading of the vasoocclusive device into the sheath.
A sheath for a therapeutic vasoocclusive device, the vasoocclusive device including an assembly of a flexible pusher member and an embolic coil, the sheath comprising:
A sheath for a therapeutic vasoocclusive device, the vasoocclusive device including an assembly of a flexible pusher member and an embolic coil, the sheath comprising:
A sheath in combination with a vasoocclusive device, the vasoocclusive device including an assembly of a flexible pusher member and an embolic coil that is adapted to be inserted into a portion of a vasculature for occluding a portion of the vasculature for use in interventional therapy and vascular surgery, the sheath comprising:
A sheath in combination with a vasoocclusive device, the vasoocclusive device including an assembly of a flexible pusher member and an embolic coil that is adapted to be inserted into a portion of a vasculature for occluding a portion of the vasculature for use in interventional therapy and vascular surgery, the sheath comprising:
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