HYDROGEL BASED OCCLUSION SYSTEMS

Leeya Engel; Frank Albert Stam; Viacheslav Krylov; Nathan Jackson; Peter Dubruel; Kehinde Adesanya; Anika Embrechts; Jr. Eduardo Mendes; Hurcules Pereira Neves; Paul Herijgers; Peter Verbrugghe; Yosi Shacham

HYDROGEL BASED OCCLUSION SYSTEMS

Leeya Engel (Inventor)
, Frank Albert Stam (Inventor)
, Viacheslav Krylov (Inventor)
, Nathan Jackson (Inventor)
, Peter Dubruel (Inventor)
, Kehinde Adesanya (Inventor)
, Anika Embrechts (Inventor)
, Jr. Eduardo Mendes (Inventor)
, Hurcules Pereira Neves (Inventor)
, Paul Herijgers (Inventor)
, Peter Verbrugghe (Inventor)
, Yosi Shacham (Inventor)

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Abstract

A hydrogel based occlusion system, a method for occluding vessels, appendages or aneurysms, and a method for hydrogel synthesis are disclosed. The hydrogel based occlusion system includes a hydrogel having a shrunken and a swollen state and a delivery tool configured to deliver the hydrogel to a target occlusion location. The hydrogel is configured to permanently occlude the target occlusion location in the swollen state. The hydrogel may be an electro-activated hydrogel (EAH) which could be electro-activated with a delivery system to control the degree of swelling/shrinking.

Original language	American English
Patent number	US2013245606
IPC	A61B 17/ 12 A I
Priority date	15/03/13
State	Published - 19 Sep 2013

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