System and method for pressure monitoring within a catheter system
AssigneeBolt Medical, Inc.
InventorsChristopher A. Cook, Eric Schultheis
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AssigneeBolt Medical, Inc.
InventorsChristopher A. Cook, Eric Schultheis
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A catheter system (100) for treating a treatment site (106) includes an energy source (124), a balloon (104), an energy guide (122A), an inflation conduit (140) and a pressure sensor assembly (142). The balloon (104) is positionable substantially adjacent to the treatment site (106). The balloon (104) has a balloon wall (130) that defines a balloon interior (146) that receives a balloon fluid (132). The energy source (124) generates energy that is received by the energy guide (122A) so that the energy guide (122A) can guide the light energy into the balloon interior (146). The inflation conduit (140) is in fluid communication with the balloon interior (146). The inflation conduit (140) is configured to convey the balloon fluid (132) into the balloon interior (146). The pressure sensor assembly (142) is configured to sense a balloon pressure of the balloon fluid (132) within the balloon interior (146). The pressure sensor assembly (142) is in fluid communication with the balloon interior (146) and the inflation conduit (140).
A catheter system for disrupting calcification at a treatment site within or adjacent to a vessel wall or heart valve, the catheter system comprising:
A catheter system for disrupting calcification at a treatment site within or adjacent to a vessel wall or heart valve, the catheter system comprising:
A catheter system for disrupting calcification at a treatment site within or adjacent to a vessel wall or heart valve, the catheter system comprising:
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