Docking station for transcatheter heart valve
A heart valve and docking station technology, applied in heart valves, catheters, balloon catheters, etc., can solve the problems of aortic transcatheter valves being small and unable to be fixed.
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[0158] Example 1. An expandable frame for a docking station configured to hold and position a transcatheter heart valve in a circulatory system, the expandable frame comprising:
[0159] an enlarged first end portion, an enlarged second end portion, and a narrowed central waist portion, the enlarged first end portion having a first outer radial portion having a first outer radial portion a major transverse dimension, said enlarged second end portion having a second outer radial portion having a second major transverse dimension, said narrowed central waist portion having an inner radial portion, said inner radial portion has a third major transverse dimension that is less than said first and second major transverse dimensions;
[0160] a retaining portion defined at least in part by at least one of the first and second end portions; and
[0161] a valve seat defined at least in part by the waist portion;
[0162] wherein said expandable frame comprises a plurality of struts ...
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[0163] Example 2. The expandable frame of example 1, wherein the second major lateral dimension is greater than the first major lateral dimension.
example 3
[0164] Example 3. The expandable frame of example 1, wherein the first major lateral dimension is greater than the second major lateral dimension.
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