WO1997041779A1 - A device for plugging an opening in a wall of a hollow or tubular organ - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a device at an implant for closing a passage as e.g. an aperture through the auricle diaphragm or the ventricle diaphragm of a heart or in a body channel, and comprising a closing body which is fixable at the passage.
- a device for closing a passage in the heart of patients wherein the closing part run the risk of tipping over and thereby causing the passage to be exposed for passing through the heart.
- the cause of the insecure closing capacity is the insecure manoeuvrability for the closing part when applied around the passage and that the application takes part long before it has arrived on its final position around the passage in the heart .
- the main object of the present invention is therefore primarily to try to solve the described problem with manoeuvra- bility and application.
- a device which is substantially characterized in that a fluid tight closing body which is expanding and stiffening in a radial direction is arranged to be built up at the position of the intended closing spot, after insertion through a body vein.
- Fig 1 shows a section through a heart during application of the implant in it
- Fig 2 shows the implant positioned in the heart
- Fig 3-5 a first embodiment of an implant wherein, Fig 3 shows the implant moved into position before fixing, Fig 4 shows th.e implant below a fixing position,
- Fig 5 shows the implant in its fixing position
- Fig 6 shows application of a spiral thread via sheaths
- Fig 7-9 shows a second embodiment of an implant, wherein
- Fig 7 shows an initial position for said implant seen from the side and from one end respectively
- Fig 8 shows said implant at a between position during extension seen from the side and one end respectively
- Fig 9 shows the implant completely extended seen from the side and one end respectively
- Fig 8A shows the implant in a perspective view during extension
- Fig 9A shows an end view of the implant in its extended position
- Fig 10 shows schematically the principle for building , up the hub and connection of the implant to it and the final position of the implant in completely extended condition seen from the side.
- the invention relates to a preferably cardiological implant by means of which it is possible e.g. to close an aperture through the auricle diaphragm or the ventricle diaphragm of a heart.
- the implant according to the present invention is arranged to be built up at the location in the body e.g. the heart, in contrast to known implant e.g. so called umbrellas and sails that are instead extended as soon as the compressed umbrella leaves its insertion sheath.
- known implant e.g. so called umbrellas and sails that are instead extended as soon as the compressed umbrella leaves its insertion sheath.
- a closing body 6 which is to be built up at the location. More exactly, an embodiment of the invention which is shown on the drawings in Fig 1-5, is formed by a in radial direction 7 expanding and stiffening fluid tight closing body 6. This body 6 is arranged to be built up at the position 9 of the intended closing spot, after insertion through a body vein 8.
- Said closing body 6 consists of an inflatable balloon, preferably double balloon of thin and non-thrombogenic material.
- a connection part 10 between the two balloon elements 6A, 6B is arranged to form a guidance for the two balloon elements 6A, 6B around the peripheral edge 3A of said aperture 3.
- Both chambers 6A, 6B of the balloon 6 are arranged to be dilated radially 7 by means of a number of stiffening means 11, 12 which in the first shown example is realised in the shape of a coil spring which in each case is received in the respective balloon chamber 6 , 6 2 , in order to dilate said balloon chamber 6 , 6 radially in the operational position and thereby bring about an efficient holding of the balloon around the aperture 3, as is shown in Fig 4.
- a centrally, at the middle 13 of the balloon located locking mechanism 14 is arranged mutually interconnect both balloon chambers 6 , 6 at their central part.
- the aforementioned locking mechanism 14 is divided into two with each respective locking member 14A, 14B attachable to the outer wall 6C, 6D of the respective balloon chamber 6 1 , 6 2 .
- the aforementioned locking members 14A, 14B may be of a prior art type, e.g. as snap together members.
- the described implant 2 is delivered to the location for application in the form of a tightly over an inner sheath 15 rolled up double balloon,-, 6 of thin, durable and physically friendly non-thrombogenic material.
- Two narrow delivery catheters 16, 17 extend through said inner sheath 15 of which the distal delivery catheter 16 has its outlet opening 18 in the distal balloon 6 and in a corresponding manner, the proximal catheter 17 has its outlet opening 19 in the proximal balloon 6 2 :
- a vein inserter of dimension 11 F is inserted into the femoral vein.
- a catheter is placed in the left upper pleural vein and through this is passed a conductor 20 which is left behind for subsequent implant work.
- the implant 2 is introduced into the vein inserter, then in the lover vena cava and further up to the heart 5 until the central mark reaches the middle of the aperture 3 or any other defect which is desired to be closed.
- the distal balloon 6 1 is filled with contrast fluid via the distal delivery catheter 16, whereupon the intended metal spiral 11 is inserted into the delivery catheter 21 and is fed in until it rolls itself up inside the distal balloon 6 .
- the proximal balloon 6 is filled with contrast fluid in order to enable the parts to be visible via roentgen inside the body during the work to move them into position.
- a metal spiral 12 is also delivered to the proximal balloon 6 , as is shown in Fig 3. So when the metal spirals 11, 12 or other as stiffeners functioning means are located in the correct position, they are released by backing the constraining mandrins out of the metal spirals 11, 12.
- the contrast fluid 22, 23 is evacuated out from the balloons 6 , 6 and the distal part 14 of the locking mechanism is,,pulled through its proximal ring 14B in the locking position.
- the conductor 20 is then pulled out accompanied by the inner sheath 15 which now runs freely and is pulled out from the distal balloon attachment and also the outer enclosing delivery sheath 24.
- the embodiment which is shown in Fig 7-10 departs from the above described first embodiment, foremost by instead of using metal spirals as dispersing force which maintains a balloon or other occluding sail in position, utilising the rotating quality of non-bendable metals when they are bent, and when the ends move past a critical point.
- the distal and the proximal balloons has a further opening between them and the diameter of the balloon at its smallest part corresponding to the ASD-size, i.e. that it is somewhat but not much larger.
- the balloons are inflated by means of a contrast fluid whereupon the furthermost, as seen in the direction of insertion, attachment point of the nitinol threads are slowly pulled back at the same time as the nearest, as seen in the direction of insertion, are pushed ahead, i.e. in the direction toward each other.
- the threads are twisted sideways and maintains a circular shape, which desired shape is used according to the present invention.
- the balloons are evacuated and the threads are locked in the twisted spring-like position.
- a device 101 at an implant for closing a passage for example according to the above described embodiment, and which comprises a closing body 106 which is attachable at said passage, alone or in combination with further sealing means in a radial direction 107 expanding stiffening fluid tight closing body.
- Said body 106 is arranged that after insertion through a not shown body vein in its longitudinal direction 150, to be built up at the position 109 for the intended closing spot.
- a number of threads 151 which in the shown embodiment are eight in number are arranged of such a material and with such qualities that they twist automatically sideways to form a circular shape, as is shown in Fig 9 and are locked in the twisted coil-like position for interconnecting the two balloon chambers etc. against each other.
- the body 106 is preferably formed by a plurality of thin nitinol threads which are attached to a respective in axial direction 150, 152 relative to each other movable holder nuclei 153, 154.
- the threads 151 are arranged to twist sideways in the same direction and then to assume a circular shape 155, similar to a flower, a propeller or an umbrella with circular shape and arranged with suitable means, for closing said passage, e.g. that layers of be watertight material are connected to the threads 151.
- Fig 10 is shown how the threads 151 are attached with different inclination x, y with reference to the respective separate holder nuclei 156, 157.
- the threads 151 are arranged to be mutually forced to be directed toward that holder nucleus 157 from which the threads 151 depart with the largest angle y, as calculated from the centre axis 158 of the holder nuclei, with similar angle z for the different threads 151.
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DE69733772T DE69733772T2 (en) | 1996-05-08 | 1997-05-06 | DEVICE FOR SEALING AN OPENING IN A HOLLOW OR TUBULAR ORGAN |
JP53984697A JP3753187B2 (en) | 1996-05-08 | 1997-05-06 | Implant device for sealing an opening in a wall of an internal organ |
AU27984/97A AU2798497A (en) | 1996-05-08 | 1997-05-06 | A device for plugging an opening in a wall of a hollow or tubular organ |
EP97922269A EP0959777B1 (en) | 1996-05-08 | 1997-05-06 | A device for plugging an opening in a wall of a hollow or tubular organ |
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