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Intraluminal medical device with nested interlocking segments

CA 2561119 C · Owner: Nitinol Development Corporation · Inventors: Bonsignore, Craig

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An intraluminal medical device having nested interlocking axially adjacent segments that remain interlocked during delivery to an intended treatment site is , preferably a stent in which the nested interlocked axially adjacent segments provide , increased control and stability of the stent during delivery and increased vessel , support when full deployment is effected. A series of repeating cells comprise a , segment. Each cell comprises a protrusion and a radially and circumferentially adjacent receptacle. The protrusion from at least one cell in a segment interlocks , with the receptacle of an axially adjacent segment to form the stent. The protrusions , remain coupled with a …

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  • Filed September 27, 2006 and granted November 25, 2014. A Canadian patent filed from October 1, 1989 lasts 20 years from filing, so its term ended September 27, 2026.
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FiledSeptember 27, 2006
GrantedNovember 25, 2014
Term endedSeptember 27, 2026
Patent numberCA 2561119 C
Classification (IPC)A61F2/91 +2 more

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