System and method for the precutaneous transluminal delivery...

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A61B 17/00 (2006.01) A61B 19/00 (2006.01)

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CA 2087906

B0410/7165 JMH:fmf 12/03/91 1420U ABSTRACT A system and method for percutaneous transluminal delivery and retrieval of a collapsible prosthetic occluder includes a front-end loading delivery device, a control assembly and an introducer and retrieval sheath assembly. The front-end loading delivery device includes a tapering lumen portion and a smaller diameter distal lumen portion. An infusion port communicates with the distal lumen portion immediately adjacent the distal end of the tapering lumen portion. A valve assembly seals the delivery device lumen proximally of the collapsed occluder. The distal end of the front-end loading delivery device is inserted into-the proximal end of an introducer and retrieval sheath assembly. A control assembly advances the occluder through the front-end loading delivery device, the introducer and retrieval sheath assembly and into the defect site. The retrieval sheath assembly is less flexible than the introducer sheath and is sufficiently rigid to evert the deployed occluder when retracted thereagainst.

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