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US 2026/0108707 A1Published application
Sheath assembly for insertion of a cord-shaped element, particularly a catheter, into the body of a patient
AssigneeEcp Entwicklungsgesellschaft Mbh
InventorsJoerg Schumacher, Lars Bredenbreuker, Robert Decke
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Abstract
Sheath assembly for the insertion of a cord-shaped element, comprising an introducer sheath, and an auxiliary sheath for insertion into the introducer sheath together with the cord-shaped element. In some examples, the auxiliary sheath has a housing configured to detachably couple to the introducer sheath housing, and to detachably fasten the cord-shaped element with respect to the auxiliary sheath housing.
Claims11
A sheath assembly for insertion of a catheter into the body of a patient, said assembly comprising:
- an introducer sheath having a proximal end and a distal end, the distal end configured to be inserted into the body of a patient while the proximal end protrudes from the body of the patient;
- an auxiliary sheath configured to be inserted into the introducer sheath together with the catheter, the auxiliary sheath having a first fastening means configured to detachably fasten the auxiliary sheath to the introducer sheath, and second fastening means configured to detachably fasten the catheter to the auxiliary sheath;
- wherein the introducer sheath has a first sheath housing, the first sheath housing having therein a first sheath inner chamber, the first sheath inner chamber having a first receiving channel for a catheter, a distal tubular section that terminates in the first sheath housing, and a first flushing device for flushing the first sheath inner chamber;
- wherein the auxiliary sheath has a second sheath inner chamber having a second receiving channel for a catheter, a distal tubular part and a second flushing device for the second sheath inner chamber;
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- wherein the first sheath housing is configured to position the distal end of the tubular part of the auxiliary sheath in the first sheath housing, proximally in front of the proximal end of the tubular section.
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