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US 2025/0143877 A1Published application
Method of implanting a spacer body in a mitral valve
AssigneeEdwards Lifesciences Corporation
InventorsStephen C. Geist, Robert C. Taft, Travis Zenyo Oba, Sam Sok, Matthew A. Peterson, Kevin M. Golemo, Mark Chau, Seung-Beom Yi
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Abstract
A prosthetic device includes a main body, a first anchor, and a second anchor. The main body has an atrial end and a ventricular end. The main body tapers from the atrial end to the ventricular end. The first and second anchors are coupled to the main body and are movable toward and away from the main body.
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A prosthetic device comprising:
- a main body having an atrial end and a ventricular end;
- wherein the main body tapers from the atrial end to the ventricular end;
- wherein a portion of the main body between the atrial end and the ventricular end has a non-circular shape;
- a first anchor coupled to the main body;
- a second anchor coupled to the main body;
- wherein the first anchor is movable toward and away from the main body;
- and
- wherein the second anchor is movable toward and away from the main body.
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A system comprising:
- a delivery system:
- a prosthetic device coupled to the delivery system comprising:
- a main body having an atrial end and a ventricular end;
- wherein the main body tapers from the atrial end to the ventricular end;
- wherein a portion of the main body between the atrial end and the ventricular end has a non-circular shape;
- a first anchor coupled to the main body;
- a second anchor coupled to the main body;
- wherein the first anchor is movable toward and away from the main body;
- and
- wherein the second anchor is movable toward and away from the main body.
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A prosthetic device comprising:
- a main body having an atrial end and a ventricular end;
- wherein the main body tapers from the atrial end to the ventricular end;
- a first anchor coupled to the main body;
- a second anchor coupled to the main body;
- wherein the first anchor is movable toward and away from the main body;
- and
- wherein the second anchor is movable toward and away from the main body.
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