Guiding wire
A steel wire and distal technology, applied in the direction of catheter and guide wire, can solve the problems of difficult insertion of guide wire into branch blood vessels and damage to the blood vessel wall.
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[0037] Referring now to FIGS. 1 and 2, a first embodiment of the present invention will be described. A guide wire comprises a core wire 1 , a coiled wire assembly 2 and a distal end 3 .
[0038] When this guide wire is operated from the proximal side, its core wire 1 has: (1) suitable flexibility to follow the advancement of blood vessels, and (2) the ability to transmit rotational force or compressive force to the distal end of the guide wire. rigidity. The core wire is made of an elongated solid metal wire having flexibility and elasticity, and its distal end portion is made as a mounting portion 5 on which the coiled wire assembly 2 is mounted. In order to improve the flexibility and adaptability of the far side of the core steel wire 1, the mounting part 5 is configured to have three transition parts (three conical parts) arranged in succession, namely a transition part 6 at the proximal end, a middle transition part 7 and a transition part 7 at the proximal end. The di...
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