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US 8,377,109 · App. 12/880,515 · Granted Feb 19, 2013

Rolling membrane stent delivery system

Inventors: Anthony C. Vrba (Maple Grove, MN); Lance A. Monroe (New Hope, MN); Scott R. Smith (Chask, MN); David J. Sogard (Edina, MN)
Assignee: Boston Scientific Scimed, Inc.
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Patent No.
US 8,377,109
App. No.
12/880,515
Granted
Feb 19, 2013
Kind
B2
Abstract

A medical device delivery system, having a rolling retractable sheath covering a medical device mounting region on the system is disclosed. The rolling retractable sheath comprises an inner wall and an outer wall and may be formed of one or more materials, optionally porous. Optionally, a lubricant may be applied selectively to the interior and exterior walls of the stent.

Claims (10)

1. A medical device delivery system comprising:

an inner tube, the inner tube having a medical device mounting region for mounting the medical device thereon;

an outer tube, at least partially disposed about the inner tube;

a rolling retractable sheath for retaining a medical device about the inner tube, the sheath having first and second ends, the first end attached to the inner tube and the second end attached to the outer tube, the sheath defining a chamber, the chamber being in fluid communication with an inflation lumen, the sheath having an uninflated state and an inflated dilatation state.

2. A medical device delivery system comprising:

a medical device;

an inner tube, the inner tube having a medical device mounting region for mounting the medical device thereon;

the medical device being arranged about the inner tube;

an outer tube, at least partially disposed about the inner tube;

a rolling retractable sheath for retaining the medical device about the inner tube, the sheath having a first and second ends, the first end attached to the inner tube and the second end attached to the outer tube, the sheath defining a chamber, the chamber being in fluid communication with an inflation lumen, the sheath having an uninflated state and an inflated dilatation state.

Continuity (6)
Continuation 11224417 · Sep 12, 2005
Continuation 10408916 · Apr 8, 2003
Continuation 09711687 · Nov 10, 2000
Continuation In Part 09502682 · Feb 11, 2000
Continuation 09187947 · Nov 6, 1998
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