Endovascular medical device with plurality of wires
AssigneesWilliam Cook Europe ApS, Cook Incorporated
InventorHenrik Sønderskov Klint
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AssigneesWilliam Cook Europe ApS, Cook Incorporated
InventorHenrik Sønderskov Klint
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An endovascular device (1,100,200,300) having a distal end (2), a proximal end (4) and a body portion (3) therebetween. The body portion is made of a multiple filament helically wound row (A) of wires (5), provided with a sealing coating (14) on the inside surface or the outside surface or both. The device may be a catheter (1), a sheath, an introducer, a delivery device, a pusher (100), an embolization coil delivery device (300), or a receptacle (208) for an expandable prosthesis (220) used with a delivery device(200). From 2 to 12, and preferably from 4 to 8, wires (5) are used in the row, and fewer wires may be used proceeding toward the distal end (2) for greater flexibility. The helically wound row of wires transmits torque and provides pushability to the device while resisting kinking, and enables a small outside diameter for reaching very small vessels and extending through very tortuous vessels.
A vascular medical device having a distal end, a body portion and a proximal end, said body portion having a central longitudinal extending lumen formed therein, wherein the body portion is made of a multiple-filament groups of individual wire coils, said groups are spaced from each other at least at the distal end, and that are wound adjacent to one another and having one or more sequences of turns, and at least two adjacent sequences of turns are formed by at least two individual wires of the plurality.
A vascular medical device comprising:
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