Microporous structure blood vessel stent
A vascular stent and microporous structure technology, applied in stents, medical science, prostheses, etc., can solve the problems of limited drug loading, stenosis, and uncontrollable drug release rate.
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[0025] Example 1: See Figure 5 As shown, a vascular stent with a microporous structure is composed of metal microtubes carved into a network tube structure by laser. The network tube structure is formed by connecting 8 groups of support rings 10 through connecting curved rods. Each group of support rings 10 is composed of 6 unit waves 11, and the unit waves 11 are composed of a straight section of candied haws alternately biased rods 14 and double ears. The offset hole-shaped arc segment 18 is composed of three connecting curved rods between adjacent support rings 10, and the connecting curved rods are straight micro-holes 21, and the connecting curved rods are evenly arranged in the circumferential direction.
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[0026] Example 2: See Figure 6 As shown, a vascular stent with a microporous structure is composed of metal microtubes carved into a network tube structure by laser. The network management structure is composed of 10 groups of support rings 10 connected by connecting curved rods. Each group of support rings 10 is composed of 8 unit waves 11, and the unit waves 11 are composed of a straight section of the candied gourd symmetrical rod 12 and a single-hole central type. The circular arc section 15 is composed of four connecting curved rods between adjacent support rings 10, the connecting curved rods are arc-segment micro-holes 22, and the connecting curved rods are evenly arranged in the circumferential direction.
[0027] Carve the microporous structure on the support rod of the stent and the connecting curved rod. Secondly, make the material near the micropore without reducing the mechanical properties of the material, and this structure will not deform when the stent is crimped ...
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