Abbott Cardiovascular Systems, Inc.

Advanced Cardiovascular Systems, Inc.

Abbott Cardiovascualr Systems Inc.

Joanna Lubas

Keif M Fitzgerald

Nianjiong Joan Bei

Steven Tyler

Zhicheng Lin

Patrick C Saxton

Andy Edward Denison

Charles R Peterson

Samir R Patel

Stephanie Klocke

Ana Montano-Morse

Timothy A Geiser

Joanne Lumauig

Kathy Lind

Samir Patel

A balloon catheter having a pre-mounted recovery sheath for recovering an expanded device, such as an embolic protection device, in a patient's body lumen, and a method of using a balloon catheter system of the invention to recover the expanded device.

Highly trackable balloon catheter system and method for collapsing an expanded medical device

A catheter system for implanting an endoprosthesis at a treatment site in a patient's body lumen. The catheter includes an elongated shaft outer member and a stent sheath distal portion and a self-expanding stent radially restrained in a collapsed configuration within the stent sheath distal portion. A balloon catheter dimensioned for relative axial movement within the shaft outer member has an elongated shaft having an inflation lumen and a device receiving lumen. A stent stop secured to the balloon catheter is reversibly radially expandable to deploy from a collapsed to a radially expanded configuration. In the expanded configuration, the stent stop prevents longitudinal displacement of the stent. A balloon is located on a distal shaft section is releasably locked with respect to the shaft outer member and slidably disposed therein in an unlocked configuration.

Stent delivery catheter system and method of implanting a self-expanding stent with embolic protection

A catheter assembly is provided having an inner member and an outer member extending along a longitudinal axis, the inner member and the outer member having a coaxial configuration and dimensioned for relative axial movement. The outer member may include an anti rotation member adapted to engage with a longitudinal slot formed on the inner member so as to maintain rotational alignment between inner member and outer member. The inner member can be made with a proximal portion made from a tubing such as hypotubing or a coil tubing. The inner member also may be made with a proximal portion made with a support mandrel. A coil tubing can be utilized to form the guide wire receiving member which is attached to the inner member.

Rapid-exchange delivery systems for self-expanding stents

A catheter system and method for implanting an endoprosthesis such as a stent at a treatment site in a patient's body lumen. The catheter provides a complete system for stent delivery, dilatation, and delivery and/or recovery of an expandable device, such as an embolic protection device, adjacent to the treatment site in the body lumen.

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Fremont, CA, United States of America

Joanna Lubas