Stent valve prosthesis and conveying system thereof
A valve prosthesis and delivery system technology, applied in the field of medical devices, can solve problems such as the fatigue resistance of the clamping parts to be discussed, unsatisfactory clamping stability, and defects in the anchoring mechanism, so as to maintain the normal blood supply of the heart and improve The accuracy of positioning and the effect of sufficient positioning time
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[0070] mitral valve structure 010 such as Figure 1a with Figure 1b As shown, the mitral valve structure 010 is a whole composed of the mitral valve ring 011 , the anterior valve 012 , the posterior valve 013 , the chordae 014 , the papillary muscle 015 , the left atrium 016 and the left ventricle 017 . Among them, the anterior leaflet 012 (A1, A2, A3) and the posterior leaflet 013 (P1, P2, P3) are jointly divided, which are respectively located in the anterolateral part and the posterior middle part. Such as Figure 1c with Figure 1d As shown, the existing products FORTIS of Edwards and TIARA of Neovasc all use the anchoring tab structure 018 fixed on the bracket to approach from the free part of the valve leaflet to the valve annulus, and then from the Figure 1d The position shown clamps the valve leaflet (the main body of the bracket is omitted in the figure), and both the process of inserting the anchoring tab 018 into the bottom of the valve leaflet and the clamping ...
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[0092] In order to improve the effect of positioning and anchoring, such as Figure 16a with Figure 16b As shown, the present invention provides a stent valve prosthesis 200, comprising a stent 210, leaflets (not shown) and a clip 230, the stent 210 includes a support section 211 and a valve sewing section 212, the support section The proximal end of 211 is connected to the distal end of the valve sewing section 212, the valve leaflet is connected to the valve sewing section 212, and the support section 211 is placed above the patient's valve annulus and against Atrial tissue, the stent valve prosthesis 200 includes two clips 230, the clips 230 are wound from shape memory alloy wires, or the clips 230 are cut and shaped from shape memory alloy tubing become.
[0093] The clamping member 230 includes two side wings 231a and 231b, the side wing 231 has a root 232 parallel to the longitudinal axis of the bracket 210 and can rotate around the root 232, the root 232 is glued, we...
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[0106] The stent valve prosthesis 300 of the present invention can also be applied in the field of tricuspid valve replacement. Such as Figure 24a with Figure 24b As shown, the tricuspid valve structure 020 is composed of the tricuspid valve ring 021 , septal valve 022 , anterior valve 023 , posterior valve 024 , chordae 025 , papillary muscle 026 , right atrium 027 and right ventricle 028 as a whole. Such as Figure 24c with Figure 24d As shown, in one embodiment, the stent valve prosthesis 300 includes three clips 330, and each clip 330 includes two side wings 331, and the side wings 331 have a A root 332 parallel to the longitudinal axis, through which the clip 330 is fixedly connected to the outer surface of the distal end portion of the valve sewing segment 312 , and the side wings 331 can rotate around the root 332 . When the clip 310 is released, the root 332 is located at the junction of the anterior valve 023 and the septum 022 of the patient's tricuspid valve,...
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