Recovery catheter assembly and method
A recovery device assembly comprises an actuator element and a mechanically radially expandable and contractible recovery device operably connected to the actuator element is provided. The recovery device has proximal and distal toroidal balloon blocking elements and a central portion between the blocking elements. The recovery device is at least partially placeable in a first, radially collapsed configuration and in a second, radially expanded configuration by manipulation of the actuator element. When in the second, radially expanded configuration, the proximal and distal blocking elements have radial dimensions greater than the radial dimension of the central portion thereby at least partially defining a collection chamber at the central portion. Also provided are methods of isolating an organ and recovering blood from an organ that use the recovery device assembly provided.
1. A recovery device assembly comprising:
a proximal and a distal toroidal balloon blocking elements comprising an inner radius and partially defining a collection chamber;
a central tubular section between and encircled by the two blocking elements and attached to their inner balloon inner radius walls;
a recovery lumen housed within the inner radius walls of the toroidal balloons and the central tubular section with fenestrations through the wall of the recovery lumen and the central tubular section communicating with the collection chamber;
an expansile structure adjacent to the recovery lumen, the expansile structure also housed within the inner radius walls of the toroidal balloons and the central tubular section,
actuator elements attached to the expansile structure, wherein the recovery device is configured to be placed in a first radially collapsed configuration and in a second radially expanded configuration by manipulation of the actuator elements and inflation of the balloons so that when in the second, radially expanded configuration, the proximal and distal blocking elements have radial dimensions greater than the radial dimension of the central tubular section and the radial dimension of the central tubular section is greater than in the first radially collapsed configuration.
2. A recovery device assembly according to claim 1 , wherein the central tubular section configured to expand and collapse independently of an inflation or deflation of the toroidal balloons.
3. A recovery device assembly according to claim 1 , wherein the toroidal balloons are configured to inflate and deflate independently of the expansion and collapse of the expansile structure.
4. A recovery device assembly according to claim 1 , wherein the expansile structure is not fixably attached to the central tubular section.
5. A recovery device assembly according to claim 1 , wherein the expansile structure is not fixably attached to the blocking elements.
6. A recovery device assembly according to claim 1 , wherein the device is configured to expand to different radial diameters by separate expansion of the blocking elements and the braid scaffold.
7. A recovery device assembly according to claim 1 , wherein the expansile structure is a braid scaffold.
8. A recovery device assembly according to claim 6 , wherein the braid scaffold is configured to prevent compression of the central tubular section when the balloon blocking elements are inflated.
9. A method of recovering blood from an organ comprising,
inserting a radially collapsed recovery device comprising:
a proximal and a distal toroidal balloon blocking elements comprising an inner radius and partially defining a collection chamber;
a central tubular section between and encircled by the two blocking elements and attached to their inner balloon inner radius walls;
a recovery lumen housed within the inner radius walls of the toroidal balloons and the central tubular section with fenestrations through the wall of the recovery lumen and the central tubular section communicating with the collection chamber;
an expansile structure adjacent to the recovery lumen, the expansile structure also housed within the inner radius walls of the toroidal balloons and the central tubular section;
actuator elements attached to the expansile structure, wherein the recovery device is at least partially placeable in a first radially collapsed configuration and in a second radially expanded configuration by manipulation of the actuator elements and inflation of the balloons so that when in the second, radially expanded configuration, the proximal and distal blocking elements have radial dimensions greater than the radial dimension of the central tubular section and the radial dimension of the central tubular section is greater than in the first radially collapsed configuration;
expanding the central tubular section by manipulation of actuator elements to provide a non-compressible bypass lumen for the flow of blood;
inflating the two blocking elements to create a collection chamber and
aspirating blood from the collection chamber through fenestrations in the recovery lumen and into the recovery lumen.