System and method for sequentially deploying two or more implantable medical devices
AssigneeCook Incorporated
InventorMark A. Magnuson
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AssigneeCook Incorporated
InventorMark A. Magnuson
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An intraluminal delivery system for sequentially deploying two or more implantable medical devices includes two or more such devices arranged longitudinally adjacent to each other about an inner catheter. One or more separator bands are slideably disposed about the inner catheter, and each of the bands is positioned between adjacent medical devices. An outer catheter, which is proximal to the medical devices, overlies the inner catheter but does not overlie the medical devices. A tubular sheath overlies the outer catheter, the one or more separator bands, and the medical devices. Relative motion between the tubular sheath and the inner catheter allows the medical devices to be sequentially deployed at one or more treatment sites, and relative motion between the inner catheter and the outer catheter allows a distal tip of the inner catheter to be retracted after deployment of each device.
A method for sequentially deploying two or more implantable medical devices, the method comprising:
An intraluminal delivery system for the sequential deployment of two or more implantable medical devices, the system having a delivery configuration comprising:
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