Controlled expansion balloon catheter
A technology of a balloon catheter and a protector, which is applied in the field of balloon catheters, can solve the problems such as the inability of medicines to pass through and the embolism of blood vessels.
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Embodiment 2
[0079] The collapsed balloon (4.0 x 40 mm) of the balloon catheter coated with 7 μg methotrexate / mm was helically wrapped with a PTFE tape 10 μm thick and 200 μm wide such that the distance between the turns of the tape The spacing is 3mm. The straps are fixedly attached to the catheter proximally and distally of the balloon. The bands make the increase in diameter of the collapsed balloon impossible to measure. When the balloon is inflated in a narrowed vessel, the band tears at any point without the end losing contact with the catheter shaft. The balloon is removed from the treated vessel along with the catheter at the end of the treatment.
Embodiment 3
[0081] The drug-coated balloon catheter (5mm balloon diameter, 120mm balloon length) will be introduced into the PTFE tube (outer diameter 1.6mm, inner diameter 1.3mm) in a collapsed state, so that the balloon catheter has a catheter tip and a catheter The end of the opening of the rod's central channel (for receiving the guide wire later) just protrudes from the PTFE tubing, while the active substance-coated balloon is placed completely within the lumen of the PTFE tubing. 4 μl of X-ray contrast solvent Ultravist 370 (Bayer Schering Pharma AG, Berlin) corresponding to 0.77 g iopromide / ml was inserted into the wall between the PTFE hose wall and the catheter tip from the far side with an injection needle in the inner cavity. The tubing was left at 30° C. for 24 hours, after which there was a plug of solid radiographic solvent at the distal end of the tubing that tightly closed an approximately 3 mm section of the PTFE tubing. The system is sterilized with ethylene oxide in th...
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