An asymmetric heart valve prosthesis
A heart valve, asymmetric technology, applied in the field of medical devices, can solve problems such as increasing the size of the stent, and achieve the effects of avoiding traction, reducing thrombus formation, and reducing volume
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[0080] For a long time, whether it is Edwards or Medtronic, major valve manufacturers have used enlarged stent-annular radial expansion ratios to obtain sufficient stent anchoring force. This has been used in the fields of aortic valve interventional replacement and pulmonary valve interventional replacement. It has been fully applied and has become a consensus (usually 10%-15% is the ideal circumference expansion ratio). Later, Jenavalve and Symetic both applied the clamping valve leaflet mechanism to their products, and still had a certain expansion ratio for the patient's valve. However, atrioventricular valves (including mitral and tricuspid valves) due to their complex physiological structures and disease mechanisms often make accurate positioning and fixation of products very difficult. The current technologies for atrioventricular valve interventional replacement, such as Edwards, Medtronic, and Tiara, all need to provide a certain radial expansion ratio to meet the anch...
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[0089] In one embodiment, such as Figure 6a-6c As shown, an asymmetric heart valve prosthesis 200 includes a stent 210 and an artificial valve 220. The stent 210 includes an atrial section 211, a support section 213, and a valve sewing section 212, which is different from fixing the outer frame to the inner frame The gap between the bottom end, and then the existing technology of covering the gap between them (CN201480035996.8), in the present invention, the support section 213 is connected to the distal end of the valve sewing section 212, which can greatly reduce The volume of the gap, blood is not easy to stay in the gap, effectively reducing thrombosis, and higher safety. The cross section of the supporting section 213 is D-shaped, the atrium section 211 is connected to the distal end of the valve sewing section 212, and the artificial valve 220 is fixedly connected to the valve sewing section 212. A cross section perpendicular to the central axis of the artificial valve 2...
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[0095] Such as Figure 7a As shown, an asymmetric heart valve prosthesis 300 includes a stent 310 and an artificial valve (not shown). The stent 310 includes an atrial segment 311, a support segment 313, and a valve sewing segment 312, the support segment 313 and The distal part of the valve sewing section 312 is connected, the cross section of the support section 313 is D-shaped, the atrial section 311 is connected with the distal part of the valve sewing section 312, and the artificial valve 320 is Fixedly connected to the valve sewing section 312. On a cross section perpendicular to the central axis of the artificial valve 320, the center of the valve sewing section 312 is set at the center of the support section 313 and the Between the "D"-shaped arc segments of the supporting section 313, the cross-sectional area of the valve sewing section 312 is smaller than the cross-sectional area of the patient's own valve annulus. In the free state, the valve sewing section 312 A...
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