Radioactive intraluminal endovascular prothesis and method for the treatment of aneurysms
AssigneeIsoStent, Inc.
InventorsTodd H. Turnlund, William L. Sweet
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AssigneeIsoStent, Inc.
InventorsTodd H. Turnlund, William L. Sweet
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A method for increasing the rate of thrombus formation and/or proliferative cell growth of a selected region (21) of cellular tissue (22) including the step of endovascularly irradiating the selected region (21) with radiation, having a dose range of endovascular radiation of about 1 Gy to about 600 Gy at a low dose rate of about 1 cGy/hr to about 320 cGy/hr, to increase thrombus formation and/or cell proliferation of the affected selected region (21). Preferably, the delivery means includes a deformable endovascular prosthesis (25) adapted for secured positioning adjacent to the selected region (21) of cellular tissue (22), and a radioactive source. This source cooperates with the deformable endovascular device (25) in a manner endovascularly irradiating the selected region with radiation, having the above-indicated dose range and low dose rate of endovascular radiation to increase thrombus formation and/or cell proliferation of the affected selected region (21).
An endovacular device for use to affect the repair of an intracranial aneurysm of a vessel comprising:
A method for treatment of an intracranial aneurysm which is in the form of an aneurysmal sac, said method comprising:
A method for treatment of an intracranial aneurysm which is in the form of an aneurysmal sac, said method comprising:
A method of fabricating an endovascular device for the treatment of an intracranial aneurysm which is in the form of an aneurysmal sac, said method comprising:
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