Filamentous embolic device with expansible elements
A component and embolization technology, applied in medical science, surgery, catheters, etc., can solve problems such as weak temporary bonding, and achieve the effect of low blood vessel rupture and highly controllable layout
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[0033] Embolization device. According to the present invention, in figure 1 , 2 A vaso-occlusive device 10 is shown in and 3 . In a preferred embodiment, embolic device 10 comprises a plurality of embolic bodies each configured as substantially cylindrical "microspheres" 12 spaced along a filamentary carrier 14 . The number of microspheres 12 can vary depending on the length of the carrier 14, which will depend on the size of the vascular site to be embolized. For large vascular sites, for example, 8 to 12 microspheres can be used, however, higher numbers can be used if desired. In some applications (eg, very small aneurysms), only 1 or 2 microspheres may be used.
[0034] The carrier 14 also carries a plurality of highly flexible microcoil spacers 16, each of which is placed between and separates a pair of microspheres 12. The carrier 14 has a distal portion carrying a longer distal microcoil segment 18 held in place by a distal retaining member 20 . Carrier 14 has a pr...
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