Biomaterial occluder delivery mechanism

1. A medical device for treating a target site comprising:

a frame having proximal and distal ends, the frame comprising a proximal disc at the proximal end, a distal disc at the distal end, and a connecting segment having a proximal end and a distal end connecting the proximal and distal discs, wherein each of the proximal and distal discs include a respective plurality of prongs having a curvature in a first direction, each of the proximal and distal discs having a maximum cross-sectional dimension larger than the connecting segment; and

at least one biomaterial cover, the at least one biomaterial cover comprising an outer section and an inner section defining a cavity therebetween, wherein at least one of the proximal and distal discs of the frame is positioned in the cavity, the at least one biomaterial cover further comprising a plurality of pockets corresponding to the plurality of prongs, wherein the plurality of pockets are formed by one or more sutures

wherein the plurality of prongs enable (1) de-coupling of the frame from the at least one biomaterial cover when the plurality of prongs are withdrawn from the plurality of pockets of the at least one biomaterial cover by rotation of the plurality of prongs in a second direction opposite the first direction after deployment of the medical device and endothelization over the medical device at the target side (2) withdrawal of the frame from the target site.

2. The medical device of claim 1 , wherein the frame comprises a shape-memory material.

3. The medical device of claim 2 , wherein the shape-memory material comprises a material including at least one of nitinol and a polymeric material.

4. The medical device of claim 1 , wherein a proximal end of the connecting segment comprises a connecting member configured to couple the medical device to a retrieval device for retrieval of the medical device after the medical device has been deployed at the target site.

5. The medical device of claim 4 , wherein the connecting member has a non-circular shape complementary to a shape of a docking cap on the retrieval device.

6. The medical device of claim 1 , wherein each of the plurality of prongs extends radially outwardly from the connecting segment, and wherein the curvature in the first direction is defined between the connecting segment and a corresponding free end of the corresponding prong.

7. The medical device of claim 1 , wherein the at least one biomaterial cover is coupled to the at least one of the proximal and distal discs by the one or more sutures.

8. The medical device of claim 7 , wherein the one or more sutures comprise one or more bioabsorbable sutures.

9. The medical device of claim 1 , wherein the at least one biomaterial cover includes a proximal biomaterial cover defining a first cavity and a distal biomaterial cover defining a second cavity, wherein the proximal disc is positioned within the first cavity and the distal disc is positioned within the second cavity.

10. The medical device of claim 9 , wherein the proximal and distal biomaterial covers are coupled together.

11. A retrieval system for recapturing a medical device at a target site, the retrieval system comprising:

a medical device comprising:

a frame having proximal and distal ends, the frame comprising a proximal disc at the proximal end, a distal disc at the distal end, and a connecting segment having a proximal end and a distal end connecting the proximal and distal discs, each of the proximal and distal discs include a respective plurality of prongs having a curvature in a first direction, each of the proximal and distal discs having a maximum cross-sectional dimension larger than the connecting segment; and

at least one biomaterial cover, the at least one biomaterial cover comprising an outer section and an inner section defining a cavity therebetween, wherein at least one of the proximal and distal discs of the frame is positioned in the cavity, the at least one biomaterial cover further comprising a plurality of pockets corresponding to the plurality of prongs,

wherein the plurality of prongs enable (1) de-coupling of the frame from the at least one biomaterial cover when the plurality of prongs are withdrawn from the plurality of pockets of the at least one biomaterial cover by rotation of the plurality of prongs in a second direction opposite the first direction after the medical device is fully deployed at the target site and (2) withdrawal of the frame from the target site; and

a retrieval device comprising:

a retrieval catheter;

a recapture cable within the retrieval catheter and translatable with respect to the retrieval catheter; and

a coupling member configured to couple the medical device to the recapture cable for rotation of the frame relative to the at least one biomaterial cover and withdrawal of the frame from the at least one biomaterial cover after endothelialization over the medical device at the target site has occurred.

12. The retrieval system of claim 11 , wherein the distal end of the retrieval catheter comprises a docking cap.

13. The retrieval system of claim 12 , wherein a proximal end of the connecting segment of the medical device comprises a connecting member, and wherein the docking cap has a non-circular shape complementary to a shape of the connecting member.

14. The retrieval system of claim 13 , wherein each of the plurality of prongs extends radially outwardly from the connecting segment, and wherein the curvature in the first direction is defined between the connecting segment and a corresponding free end of the corresponding prong.

15. The retrieval system of claim 14 , wherein the recapture cable is configured to be rotated in the second direction opposite to the first direction to withdraw the plurality of prongs from the at least one biomaterial cover.

16. A method of recapturing a device frame deployed at a target site, the method comprising:

locating a medical device at the target site, the medical device including a frame having proximal and distal ends, the frame including a proximal disc at the proximal end, a distal disc at the distal end, and a connecting segment having a proximal end and a distal end connecting the proximal and distal discs, each of the proximal and distal discs including a respective plurality of prongs having a curvature in a first direction, each of the proximal and distal discs having a maximum cross-sectional dimension larger than the connecting segment, the medical device further including at least one biomaterial cover including an outer section and an inner section defining a cavity therebetween, wherein at least one of the proximal and distal discs of the frame is positioned in the cavity, the at least one biomaterial cover further comprising a plurality of pockets corresponding to the plurality of prongs, wherein the plurality of prongs enable (1) de-coupling of the frame from the at least one biomaterial cover when the plurality of prongs are withdrawn from the plurality of pockets of the at least one biomaterial cover by rotation of the plurality of prongs in a second direction opposite the first direction after the medical device is fully deployed at the target site and (2) withdrawal of the frame from the target site;

deploying the medical device in an expanded configuration at the target site;

after a threshold amount of endothelialization over the medical device has occurred, coupling a cable to the frame of the medical device;

rotating the cable to constrict the plurality of prongs of the frame; and

withdrawing the frame from the at least one biomaterial cover at the target site.

17. The method of claim 16 , wherein said coupling the cable to the frame of the medical device comprises:

attaching a coupling member at a distal end of the cable to a connecting member at a proximal end of the frame.

18. The method of claim 17 , wherein said attaching comprises looping the coupling member around the connecting member.

19. The method of claim 18 , wherein each of the plurality of prongs extends radially outwardly from the connecting segment, and wherein the curvature in the first direction is defined between the connecting segment and a corresponding free end of the corresponding prong, and wherein said rotating comprises rotating the cable in the second direction opposite to the first direction to withdraw the plurality of prongs from the at least one biomaterial cover.