Transition region for an intravascular catheter
AssigneeSciMed Life Systems, Inc.
InventorsTimothy M. Stivland, Michael W. Johnson
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AssigneeSciMed Life Systems, Inc.
InventorsTimothy M. Stivland, Michael W. Johnson
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A method of bonding tubular members comprising the steps of, providing a first generally tubular member having a bonding portion disposed proximate a bonding end thereof, an ancillary end, and a lumen extending therethrough, the first tubular member including a support member encased in a substrate material, the support member having a plurality of filaments providing a second generally tubular member having a bonding portion disposed proximate a bonding end thereof, an ancillary end, and a lumen extending therethrough, stripping a portion of the substrate material of the first tubular member from the filaments of the support member of the first tubular member proximate the bonding portion thereof to create a plurality of exposed filaments, inserting the exposed filaments into the lumen of the second tubular member, positioning the bonding portion of the first tubular member proximate the bonding portion of the second tubular member, and heating the bonding portion of the first tubular member and the bonding portion of the second tubular member to form a bond therebetween.
A method of bonding tubular members, the method comprising the steps of;
A method of bonding tubular members to form a catheter shaft segment having a guidewire port, the method comprising the steps of:
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