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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Nov. 17, 2015
Filed:
Nov. 10, 2011
Benjamin D. Campbell, Flagstaff, AZ (US);
Edward H. Cully, Flagstaff, AZ (US);
Jeffrey B. Duncan, Flagstaff, AZ (US);
Nichlas L. Helder, Flagstaff, AZ (US);
Coby C. Larsen, Flagstaff, AZ (US);
Steven J. Masters, Flagstaff, AZ (US);
Scot K. Mathena, Flagstaff, AZ (US);
Thomas R. Mcdaniel, Flagstaff, AZ (US);
Edward E. Shaw, Flagstaff, AZ (US);
Benjamin D. Campbell, Flagstaff, AZ (US);
Edward H. Cully, Flagstaff, AZ (US);
Jeffrey B. Duncan, Flagstaff, AZ (US);
Nichlas L. Helder, Flagstaff, AZ (US);
Coby C. Larsen, Flagstaff, AZ (US);
Steven J. Masters, Flagstaff, AZ (US);
Scot K. Mathena, Flagstaff, AZ (US);
Thomas R. McDaniel, Flagstaff, AZ (US);
Edward E. Shaw, Flagstaff, AZ (US);
W. L. Gore & Associates, Inc., Newark, DE (US);
Abstract
An occlusive device for left atrial appendage occlusion that has a membrane component configured to inhibit passage of blood and an expandable frame formed from a plurality of wires having a cupped occlusive component at least partially covered with the membrane component, one or more anchors with looped ends and a hub component. The occlusive device can be delivered percutaneously. The occlusive device is useful in the occlusion of the left atrial appendage.