Embolism microcatheter assembly
A technology of catheter components and microcatheters, which is applied in the field of medical devices and can solve the problems of inconvenient removal of catheters and easy damage to blood vessels
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[0036] As shown in the figure, an embolization microcatheter assembly includes a catheter body 107, one end of the catheter body 107 is connected to a Luer connector 1 103 through a tube 104, a Luer connector 2 106 is connected to a tube 2 105, and a tube 3 102 is connected to There are three 101 luers. The liquid embolic agent can be injected through the first luer connector 103 , the auxiliary solvent can be injected through the second luer connector 106 , and the medium can be injected through the third luer connector 101 . In the conduit main body 107, there are flow channel 1 110, flow channel 2 112 and flow channel 3 111, wherein flow channel 1 110 and flow channel 2 112 are set through the catheter main body 107, and flow channel 3 111 only leads to the catheter main body The middle section of 107. One end of the first flow channel 110 is connected to the first pipe 104 , one end of the second flow channel 112 is connected to the second pipe 105 , and one end of the th...
Embodiment 2
[0045] The difference between this embodiment and the first embodiment lies in that the water-soluble degradable layer 108 is sealed and compressed on the outer side of the annular pouch 113 . The water-soluble degradable layer 108 is preferably starch or chitosan. When the product is not in use, the water-soluble degradable layer 108 can protect the annular pouch 113 from being damaged, resulting in rupture. When this product is used, the water-soluble degradable layer 108 begins to dissolve after the catheter body 107 is inserted into the blood vessel, thereby facilitating subsequent deployment of the annular pouch 113 .
Embodiment 3
[0047] The difference between this embodiment and the previous two embodiments is that an adsorption layer 205 is provided on the outside of the retaining body 201 , and the adsorption layer 205 is covered with a covering layer 213 . The adsorption layer 205 is a flexible layer uniformly distributed with grooves on the surface, and the cover layer 213 is a polymer soluble in DMSO and insoluble in water, such as DSDA. After the liquid embolic agent comes out from the outlet channel 202, the cover layer 213 dissolves, exposing the adsorption layer 205, and the adsorption layer 205 provided with grooves makes the micelles and the entrapped body 201 adhere more firmly, thereby facilitating the entrapped body 201 and the micelle group Obstruction of the distal end of the vessel.
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