Stent for luminal tissues
AssigneeMeril Healthcare Pvt Ltd
InventorsPRAMOD KUMAR MINOCHA, DEVESHKUMAR MAHENDRALAL KOTHWALA, ARPIT PRADIPKUMAR DAVE, MAHESH LAXMAN PAWAR
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AssigneeMeril Healthcare Pvt Ltd
InventorsPRAMOD KUMAR MINOCHA, DEVESHKUMAR MAHENDRALAL KOTHWALA, ARPIT PRADIPKUMAR DAVE, MAHESH LAXMAN PAWAR
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The present invention discloses a stent including at least one first row of first struts and a plurality of second rows of second struts. The first struts extending circumferentially and disposed both at a proximal end and a distal end. The second struts extending circumferentially and axially disposed between the first rows. Further, the stent includes at least one first row of cells, at least one second row of cells, a plurality of third row of cells and a plurality of fourth row of cells. The at least one first row of cells disposed each at the proximal end and the distal end. The at least one second row of cells disposed adjacent to each of the first row of cells. The plurality of third row of cells and the plurality of fourth row of cells are placed between the second row of cells.
A stent (100) to be deployed within a luminal tissue, the stent (100) comprising:
The stent (100) as claimed in any of the above claims, wherein the second row of cells (160b) is formed by selectively coupling peaks (122a) or troughs (122b) of one second row (120b) of consecutive second struts (122) with troughs (122b) or peaks (122a) respectively of adjacent second row (120b) of consecutive second struts (122) using a plurality of first links (170a).
The stent (100) as claimed in any of the above claims, wherein the third row of cells (160c) and fourth row of cells (160d) is formed by selectively coupling peaks (122a) or troughs (122b) of one second row (120b) of consecutive second struts (122) with troughs (122b) or peaks (122a) respectively of adjacent second row (120b) of consecutive second struts (122) using a plurality of second links (170b).
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