Consolidated atherectomy and thrombectomy catheter

1. An atherectomy and thrombectomy system comprising:

a catheter body extending from a proximal catheter portion to a distal catheter portion, the catheter body including an aspiration lumen extending from the distal catheter portion to the proximal catheter portion;

an atherectomy assembly coupled with the distal catheter portion, the atherectomy assembly includes a rotatable cutter and a drive shaft coupled with the rotatable cutter and extending to the proximal catheter portion;

a shaft sleeve extending through the aspiration lumen and surrounding the drive shaft, the draft shaft is rotatable relative to the shaft sleeve, and the shaft sleeve isolates the drive shaft from the aspiration lumen;

a thrombectomy assembly coupled with the distal catheter portion, the thrombectomy assembly is operable in atherectomy and thrombectomy configurations, the thrombectomy assembly includes:

a jet body positioned within the aspiration lumen near the catheter distal portion, the jet body includes at least one jet orifice directed proximally through the aspiration lumen,

an inflow orifice extending through the catheter body and in communication with the aspiration lumen, the inflow orifice is adjacent to and downstream from the jet body, and

an outflow orifice extending through the catheter body and in communication with the aspiration lumen, the inflow orifice is closer to the jet body than the outflow orifice;

in the thrombectomy configuration a cyclical flow is generated by the jet body through the outflow and inflow orifices to hydrodynamically abrade thrombus, the cyclical flow entrains thrombus and delivers thrombus into the aspiration lumen;

and

in the atherectomy configuration the rotatable cutter cuts plaque into plaque particulate, and the cyclical flow entrains the plaque particulate and delivers the plaque particulate into the aspiration lumen.

2. The atherectomy and thrombectomy system of claim 1 , wherein the drive shaft is configured to rotate the rotatable cutter.

3. The atherectomy and thrombectomy system of claim 2 , wherein the jet body in at least the atherectomy configuration generates a proximal flow of lubricating infusion fluid delivered between the shaft sleeve and the drive shaft.

4. The atherectomy and thrombectomy system of claim 2 , wherein the atherectomy assembly includes an expandable cutter including:

a spindle rotatably coupled with the distal catheter portion and coupled with the drive shaft, and

one or more expandable cutting members rotatably coupled along the spindle.

5. The atherectomy and thrombectomy system of claim 2 , wherein the atherectomy assembly includes a rotatable macerator including:

a macerator port extending through the catheter body between an exterior port face and an interior port face, the macerator port is in communication with the aspiration lumen,

a macerator core rotatably coupled with the distal catheter portion and coupled with the drive shaft, and

one or more projecting bars coupled along the macerator core, the one or more projecting bars include at least one peripheral surface movably along the interior port face.

6. The atherectomy and thrombectomy system of claim 1 , wherein the thrombectomy assembly is proximal relative to the atherectomy assembly.

7. The atherectomy and thrombectomy system of claim 1 , wherein

in the thrombectomy configuration the cyclical flow macerates thrombus; and

in the atherectomy configuration the cyclical flow macerates the plaque particulate.

8. An atherectomy system comprising:

a catheter body extending from a proximal catheter portion to a distal catheter portion, the catheter body including an aspiration lumen extending from the distal catheter portion to the proximal catheter portion;

an atherectomy assembly coupled with the distal catheter portion, the atherectomy assembly includes:

a rotatable cutter, and

a drive shaft coupled with the rotatable cutter and extending to the proximal catheter portion;

a shaft sleeve extending through the aspiration lumen and surrounding the drive shaft, the draft shaft is rotatable relative to the shaft sleeve, and the shaft sleeve isolates the drive shaft from the aspiration lumen;

a jet body positioned within the aspiration lumen near the catheter distal portion, the jet body includes at least one jet orifice directed proximally through the aspiration lumen; and

an inflow orifice extending through the catheter body and in communication with the aspiration lumen, the inflow orifice is adjacent to and downstream from the jet body.

9. The atherectomy system of claim 8 , wherein in an infusion configuration the at least one jet orifice generates an infusion and lubrication stream, a lubrication portion of the infusion and lubrication stream is delivered between the shaft sleeve and the drive shaft, and an infusion portion of the infusion and lubrication stream is delivered across the inflow orifice and draws particulate matter into the aspiration lumen as a venturi.

10. The atherectomy system of claim 9 , wherein the infusion portion of the infusion and lubrication stream is delivered between the shaft sleeve and an interior surface of the catheter body.

11. The atherectomy system of claim 9 comprising a sheath coupled along the drive shaft, and the lubrication portion of the infusion and lubrication stream is delivered between the sheath and the drive shaft.

12. The atherectomy system of claim 9 , wherein the drive shaft includes one or more coils and a guidewire lumen within the drive shaft, and the lubrication portion of the infusion and lubrication stream is delivered between through the one or more coils to the guidewire lumen.

13. The atherectomy system of claim 8 , wherein a distal end of the shaft sleeve is distal relative to the inflow orifice and proximal relative to the jet body.

14. The atherectomy system of claim 8 comprising an infusion tube extending from the proximal catheter portion to the jet body near the distal catheter portion, the infusion tube is positioned between the shaft sleeve and an interior surface of the catheter body.

15. The atherectomy system of claim 14 , wherein the jet body includes a jet loop extending around the drive shaft, the jet loop is distal relative to a distal portion of the shaft sleeve.

16. The atherectomy system of claim 8 comprising a manifold housing, the manifold housing including:

a drive motor coupled with the drive shaft, the drive motor is configured to rotate the drive shaft,

an infusion port coupled with an infusion tube extending through the catheter body, the jet body is coupled with the infusion tube at the distal catheter portion, and

an effluent port coupled with the aspiration lumen.