Guidable intravascular blood pump and related methods
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IPC분류정보
국가/구분
United States(US) Patent
등록
국제특허분류(IPC7판)
A61M-001/12
A61M-001/10
A61M-025/09
A61M-025/01
출원번호
US-0966669
(2015-12-11)
등록번호
US-9789238
(2017-10-17)
발명자
/ 주소
Aboul-Hosn, Walid N.
Kanz, William R.
Baker, Bruce A.
출원인 / 주소
MAQUET CARDIOVASCULAR, LLC
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150
초록
An improved intravascular blood pump and related methods involving the broad inventive concept of equipping the intravascular blood pump with guiding features such that the intravascular blood pump can be selectively positioned at a predetermined location within the circulatory system of a patient.
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1. A method for providing left-heart support using an intravascular blood pump system, the intravascular blood pump system comprising: an intravascular blood pump adapted to be guided to a predetermined location within the circulatory system of a patient by a guide wire and configured to provide lef
1. A method for providing left-heart support using an intravascular blood pump system, the intravascular blood pump system comprising: an intravascular blood pump adapted to be guided to a predetermined location within the circulatory system of a patient by a guide wire and configured to provide left-heart support, the intravascular blood pump comprising a rotor having a rotor hub tapering in the distal direction and a rotor shroud at least partially disposed about the rotor hub, at least one blade extending radially outward from the rotor hub, a distal end of the hub extending distally beyond a most distal portion of the at least one blade;a catheter coupled to a proximal end of the intravascular blood pump, a purge lumen extending through the catheter;a cannula coupled to a distal end of the intravascular blood pump, a portion of the rotor shroud having an outer diameter matching an inner diameter of a proximal portion of the cannula, the proximal portion of the cannula disposed about a distal end of the rotor shroud, one or more first ports and one or more second ports establishing fluid communication between a cannula lumen and an exterior region of the cannula, wherein at least one first port is located in proximity to the rotor and at least one second port is spaced apart from and located distal to the at least one first port;an elongate lumen associated with the cannula and sized to slidably receive the guide wire and dimensioned such that the guide wire passes slidably and coaxially through the elongate lumen, the elongate lumen is sized smaller cross sectionally than the cannula lumen, both the elongate lumen and the cannula lumen not extending through the rotor hub, the elongate lumen adapted to guide the guide wire through a distal end of the intravascular blood pump system, the elongate lumen shorter in length than the cannula lumen, the entire elongate lumen distal to the rotor;a housing connected to a proximal end of the catheter; andfirst and second conduits each connected to the housing, at least one of the first conduit and second conduit in fluid communication with the purge lumen, the housing remains outside the patient while providing left-heart support; the method comprising:passing the guide wire through the patient's femoral artery such that a distal end of the guide wire is positioned in the left ventricle of the patient's heart;placing the guide wire through both the cannula and the elongate lumen such that the guide wire extends proximally away from the intravascular blood pump, the guide wire not passing through the rotor hub or the catheter, and the guide wire extends out of the intravascular blood pump system in a distal direction through the elongate lumen;advancing the cannula into the patient using the guide wire and positioning the cannula across an aortic valve of the patient such that a distal end of the cannula and the at least one second port are positioned in the left ventricle and a proximal end of the cannula and the at least one first port are positioned in the aorta, and the elongate lumen lies wholly within the left ventricle during left-heart support;passing purge fluid through one of the first and second conduits, through the housing and purge lumen towards the intravascular blood pump;measuring pressure adjacent the intravascular blood pump; andspinning the rotor so as to pump blood from the patient's heart into the at least one second port through the cannula lumen and out the at least one first port to provide left-heart support. 2. The method of claim 1 wherein the intravascular blood pump system further comprising a distal tip member at one end, the distal tip member comprising a stem portion, extending distally away from a distal end of the cannula lumen, and a curved tail portion located distal to the stem portion. 3. The method of claim 2 wherein the stem portion of the distal tip is fixed to the cannula and does not form part of the guidewire. 4. The method of claim 1 wherein the intravascular blood pump system further comprising a pigtail shaped distal tip member at one end. 5. The method of claim 4 wherein the distal tip member does not form part of the guidewire. 6. The method of claim 1 wherein the intravascular blood pump system further comprising a J-shaped shaped distal tip member at one end. 7. The method of claim 6 wherein the distal tip member does not form part of the guidewire. 8. The method of claim 1 wherein the intravascular blood pump system further comprising a fluid delivery pump configured to deliver purge fluid through the purge lumen towards the intravascular blood pump. 9. The method of claim 1 wherein the fluid delivery pump is configured to deliver the purge fluid at a pressure that is both sufficient to avoid clotting of the patient's blood and that is higher than a blood pressure of the patient adjacent the intravascular blood pump. 10. The method of claim 1 wherein the intravascular blood pump system further comprising a motor assembly and a drive cable, the drive cable at least partially disposed within the catheter, wherein the motor assembly and drive cable drive are configured to drive the rotor,wherein the elongate lumen is proximal to the cannula and the motor assembly is configured to remain external to the patient, andwherein the intravascular blood pump system comprises a dual construction arrangement whereby the rotor is configured to be docked within the rotor shroud. 11. The method of claim 1 wherein the purge lumen is a side lumen extending longitudinally through the catheter but offset radially from a central axis of the catheter. 12. The method of claim 1 wherein the elongate lumen extends longitudinally in the distal direction. 13. A method for providing left-heart support using an intravascular blood pump system, the intravascular blood pump system comprising: an intravascular blood pump adapted to be guided to a predetermined location within the circulatory system of a patient by a guide wire and configured to provide left-heart support, the intravascular blood pump comprising a rotor having a rotor hub tapering in the distal direction and a rotor shroud at least partially disposed about the rotor hub, at least one blade extending radially outward from the rotor hub, a distal end of the hub extending distally beyond a most distal portion of the at least one blade;a catheter coupled to a proximal end of the intravascular blood pump, a purge lumen extending through the catheter;a cannula coupled to a distal end of the intravascular blood pump, a portion of the rotor shroud having an outer diameter matching an inner diameter of a proximal portion of the cannula, the proximal portion of the cannula disposed about a distal end of the rotor shroud, one or more first ports and one or more second ports establishing fluid communication between a cannula lumen and an exterior region of the cannula, wherein at least one first port is located in proximity to the rotor and at least one second port is spaced apart from and located distal to the at least one first port;an elongate lumen is associated with the cannula and sized to slidably receive the guide wire and dimensioned such that the guide wire passes slidably and coaxially through the elongate lumen, the elongate lumen is sized smaller cross sectionally than the cannula lumen, both the elongate lumen and the cannula lumen not extending through the rotor hub, the elongate lumen adapted to guide the guide wire through a distal end of the intravascular blood pump system, the elongate lumen shorter in length than the cannula lumen, the entire elongate lumen distal to the rotor;a housing connected to a proximal end of the catheter;first and second conduits each connected to the housing, at least one of the first conduit and second conduit in fluid communication with the purge lumen, the housing remains outside the patient while providing left-heart support; anda pigtail shaped or J-shaped distal tip member at one end of the intravascular blood pump system;the method comprising:passing the guide wire through the patient's femoral artery such that a distal end of the guide wire is positioned in the left ventricle of the patient's heart;placing the guide wire through both the cannula and the elongate lumen such that the guide wire extends proximally away from the intravascular blood pump, the guide wire not passing through the rotor hub or the catheter, and the guide wire extends out of the intravascular blood pump system in a distal direction through the elongate lumen;advancing the cannula into the patient using the guide wire and positioning the cannula across an aortic valve of the patient such that a distal end of the cannula and the at least one second port are positioned in the left ventricle and a proximal end of the cannula and the at least one first port are positioned in the aorta, and both the elongate lumen and the distal tip member are wholly within the left ventricle during left-heart support;passing purge fluid through one of the first and second conduits, through the housing and purge lumen towards the intravascular blood pump at a pressure that is both sufficient to avoid clotting of the patient's blood and that is higher than a blood pressure of the patient adjacent the intravascular blood pump;measuring pressure adjacent the intravascular blood pump; andspinning the rotor so as to pump blood from the patient's heart into the at least one second port through the cannula lumen and out the at least one first port to provide left-heart support. 14. The method of claim 13 wherein the intravascular blood pump system further comprising a fluid delivery pump configured to deliver purge fluid through the purge lumen towards the intravascular blood pump. 15. The method of claim 13 wherein the intravascular blood pump system further comprising a motor assembly and a drive cable, the drive cable at least partially disposed within the catheter, wherein the motor assembly and drive cable drive are configured to drive the rotor,wherein the elongate lumen is proximal to the cannula and the motor assembly is configured to remain external to the patient, andwherein the intravascular blood pump system comprises a dual construction arrangement whereby the rotor is configured to be docked within the rotor shroud. 16. The method of claim 13 wherein the purge lumen is a side lumen extending longitudinally through the catheter but offset radially from a central axis of the catheter. 17. The method of claim 13 wherein the distal tip member does not form part of the guidewire. 18. The method of claim 13 wherein the elongate lumen extends longitudinally in the distal direction. 19. A method for providing left-heart support using an intravascular blood pump system, the intravascular blood pump system comprising: an intravascular blood pump adapted to be guided to a predetermined location within the circulatory system of a patient by a guide wire and configured to provide left-heart support, the intravascular blood pump comprising a rotor having a rotor hub tapering in the distal direction and a rotor shroud at least partially disposed about the rotor hub, at least one blade extending radially outward from the rotor hub, a distal end of the hub extending distally beyond a most distal portion of the at least one blade;a catheter coupled to a proximal end of the intravascular blood pump, a purge lumen extending through the catheter;a spiral wire reinforced cannula coupled to a distal end of the intravascular blood pump, a portion of the rotor shroud having an outer diameter matching an inner diameter of a proximal portion of the cannula, the proximal portion of the cannula disposed about a distal end of the rotor shroud, one or more first ports and one or more second ports establishing fluid communication between a cannula lumen and an exterior region of the cannula, wherein at least one first port is located in proximity to the rotor and at least one second port is spaced apart from and located distal to the at least one first port;an elongate lumen associated with the cannula and sized to receive the guide wire and dimensioned such that the guide wire passes slidably through the elongate lumen, the elongate lumen is sized smaller cross sectionally than the cannula lumen, both the elongate lumen and the cannula lumen not extending through the rotor hub, the elongate lumen adapted to guide the guide wire through a distal end of the intravascular blood pump system, the elongate lumen at least partially disposed within an outer surface of the cannula;a housing connected to a proximal end of the catheter;first and second conduits each connected to the housing, at least one of the first conduit and second conduit in fluid communication with the purge lumen, the housing remains outside the patient while providing left-heart support; anda fluid delivery pump configured to deliver purge fluid through the purge lumen towards the intravascular blood pump at a pressure that is both sufficient to avoid clotting of the patient's blood and that is higher than a blood pressure of the patient adjacent the intravascular blood pump;the method comprising:passing the guide wire through the patient's femoral artery such that a distal end of the guide wire is positioned in the left ventricle of the patient's heart;placing the guide wire through both the cannula and the elongate lumen, wherein the guide wire enters the intravascular blood pump system through one end of the elongate lumen and exits the intravascular blood pump system through an opposite end of the elongate lumen, the guide wire not passing through the rotor hub or the catheter;advancing the cannula into the patient using the guide wire and positioning the cannula across an aortic valve of the patient such that a distal end of the cannula and the at least one second port are positioned in the left ventricle and a proximal end of the cannula and the at least one first port are positioned in the aorta;using the fluid delivery pump to pump purge fluid through at least one of the first and second conduits and through the housing and purge lumen towards the intravascular blood pump;measuring pressure adjacent the intravascular blood pump; andspinning the rotor so as to pump blood from the patient's heart into the at least one second port through the cannula lumen and out the at least one first port to provide left-heart support. 20. The method of claim 19 wherein the fluid delivery pump pumps the purge fluid at a pressure that is both sufficient to avoid clotting of the patient's blood and that is higher than a blood pressure of the patient adjacent the intravascular blood pump. 21. The method of claim 19 wherein the intravascular blood pump system further comprising a motor assembly and a drive cable, the drive cable at least partially disposed within the catheter, wherein the motor assembly and drive cable drive are configured to drive the rotor,wherein the elongate lumen is proximal to the cannula and the motor assembly is configured to remain external to the patient, andwherein the intravascular blood pump system comprises a dual construction arrangement whereby the rotor is configured to be docked within the rotor shroud. 22. The method of claim 19 wherein the purge lumen is a side lumen extending longitudinally through the catheter but offset radially from a central axis of the catheter. 23. The method of claim 19 wherein at least a portion of the rotor shroud has an interior surface changing in diameter along a longitudinal axis of the rotor shroud. 24. The method of claim 19 wherein the intravascular blood pump system further comprises a distal tip member at one end, the distal tip member comprising a stem portion, extending distally away from a distal end of the cannula lumen, and a curved tail portion located distal to the stem portion. 25. The method of claim 24 wherein the distal tip member serves as a guidability feature. 26. The method of claim 19 wherein the intravascular blood pump system further comprises a pigtail shaped distal tip member at one end. 27. The method of claim 19 wherein the intravascular blood pump system further comprises a J-shaped shaped distal tip member at one end. 28. The method of claim 19 wherein the elongate lumen extends longitudinally in the distal direction.
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