Revascularization Device for Treating an Occluded Arterial Vessel
AssigneeTD.JAM Medical Technologies , LLC
InventorsJihad Mustapha, Tony Das
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Abstract
Medical devices for revascularization and methods of their use are disclosed. The medical device includes an actuator portion, an inner tubular body connected to the actuator portion and an outer tubular body connected to the actuator portion. The inner tubular body is disposed within a bore of the outer tubular body. The medical device also includes a guide wire extending through one or more of the actuator portion, inner tubular body and outer tubular body.
Claims20
A medical device, comprising:
- an actuator portion;
- an inner tubular body connected to the actuator portion;
- an outer tubular body connected to the actuator portion, wherein the inner tubular body is disposed within a bore of the outer tubular body;
- and
- a guide wire extending through one or more of the actuator portion, inner tubular body and outer tubular body.
A method of revascularizing a totally occluded or partially occluded vessel containing at least one blockage, comprising:
- providing a revascularization device comprising
- an actuator portion;
- an inner tubular body connected to the actuator portion, wherein the inner tubular body comprises a distal end;
- an outer tubular body connected to the actuator portion, wherein the inner tubular body is disposed within a bore of the outer tubular body;
- and
- a guide wire extending through one or more of the actuator portion, inner tubular body and outer tubular body.
A method of revascularizing a totally occluded or partially occluded vessel, comprising:
- providing a revascularization device comprising
- an actuator portion;
- an inner tubular body detachably connected to the actuator portion, wherein the inner tubular body comprises a distal end;
- manipulating the actuator portion so that the distal end of the inner tubular body penetrates the blockage, creating a bore through the blockage;
- detaching the inner tubular body;
- and
- attaching a medical interventional device to the actuator portion.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.