Terylene three-branch arcus aortae artificial blood vessel with self-expandable stent
An artificial blood vessel and aortic arch technology, applied in stents, blood vessels, and devices of human tubular structures, etc., can solve the problems of ineffective hemostasis of anastomotic bleeding, long operation time, and increased mortality.
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[0008] exist figure 1 Among them, hard alloy rings (2) and self-expandable stents (3) are sequentially sewn into the lumen of the artificial blood vessel branch (5) and the distal end of the main body of the artificial blood vessel (8). Put a delivery rod (7) with a bullet-shaped head end (4) into each stent lumen and tighten the self-expanding stent (3), and the delivery rod (7) of the three-branch self-expanding stent (3) ) from the outlet (6) of the branch delivery rod, and the delivery rod (7) of the self-expandable stent (3) at the distal end (8) of the main body of the artificial blood vessel is drawn out from the mouth of the proximal end (1) of the main body of the artificial blood vessel. This is the standby state of the three-branch polyester artificial blood vessel with the self-expanding stent.
[0009] exist figure 2 In the shown embodiment, all four self-expandable stents (3) have been released and fully deployed in the vessel lumen, and the delivery rods (7)...
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