Filter capable of being implanted into tube cavity
A technique of implanting tubes and filters, applied in the direction of filters in blood vessels, can solve the problems of aggravation, uneven spatial distribution, and increased resistance, and achieve the effects of low damage, long implantation period, and high success rate of recovery
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[0131] A type of intraluminal implant structure in the prior art includes a central portion with a central axis and a functional portion with an outer circumference formed by several rods extending outward from the central portion. Compression towards the central axis keeps the implant positioned within the lumen in which it is implanted. For a typical structure of this type of implant, reference can be made to the filter structure disclosed in WO2017186025A1 by the inventor of the present application, which is incorporated into this patent in its entirety. The aforementioned implant in a strongly compressed state has a small shape and volume and can be placed in a sheath and delivered in the human body cavity through the sheath. At the desired placement position, the operator operates to make the implantation. The body is released from the sheath, the aforementioned implant in a strongly compressed state expands and tends to a non-compressed state, and the rod of its function...
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