Device, system, and method for transcatheter treatment of valvular regurgitation
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1. A coaptation assistance element for treating mal-coaptation of a heart valve of a heart, the coaptation assistance element comprising:
- a first coaptation surface and an opposed second surface;
a first lateral edge, a second lateral edge, an inferior edge, and a superior edge;
a hub spaced inward from each of the first lateral edge, the second lateral edge, the inferior edge, and the superior edge; and
an active anchor configured to couple to the hub and configured to be rotated relative to the hub to selectively deploy the active anchor at a first target location; and
a plurality of struts spaced around the hub and extending outward from the hub, the plurality of struts comprising at least a first strut configured to be implanted within the heart and a second strut configured to be implanted within the heart such that the first coaptation surface coapts with a first leaflet of the heart valve and the opposed second surface overlays a second leaflet of the heart valve.
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Abstract
The invention relates to a device for use in the transcatheter treatment of mitral valve regurgitation, specifically a coaptation assistance element for implantation across the valve; a system including the coaptation assistance element and anchors for implantation; a system including the coaptation assistance element and delivery catheter; and a method for transcatheter implantation of a coaptation element across a heart valve.
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1. A coaptation assistance element for treating mal-coaptation of a heart valve of a heart, the coaptation assistance element comprising:
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a first coaptation surface and an opposed second surface; a first lateral edge, a second lateral edge, an inferior edge, and a superior edge; a hub spaced inward from each of the first lateral edge, the second lateral edge, the inferior edge, and the superior edge; and an active anchor configured to couple to the hub and configured to be rotated relative to the hub to selectively deploy the active anchor at a first target location; and a plurality of struts spaced around the hub and extending outward from the hub, the plurality of struts comprising at least a first strut configured to be implanted within the heart and a second strut configured to be implanted within the heart such that the first coaptation surface coapts with a first leaflet of the heart valve and the opposed second surface overlays a second leaflet of the heart valve. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12)
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13. A coaptation assistance element for treating mal-coaptation of a heart valve of a heart, the coaptation assistance element comprising:
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a first coaptation surface and an opposed second surface; a first lateral edge, a second lateral edge, an inferior edge, and a superior edge; a hub; an anchor configured to be coupled to the hub, the anchor configured to be rotated in a first direction relative to the hub to engage a tissue at a first target location, the anchor configured to be rotated in a second direction, opposite the first direction, relative to the hub to selectively disengage the tissue at the first target location; and a plurality of struts extending outward from the hub, the plurality of struts comprising at least a first strut configured to be implanted within the heart superior to the heart valve and a second strut configured to be implanted within the heart and traversing the heart valve. - View Dependent Claims (14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19)
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20. A coaptation assistance element for treating mal-coaptation of a heart valve of a heart, the heart valve having an annulus, the coaptation assistance element comprising:
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a first coaptation surface and an opposed second surface; a first lateral edge, a second lateral edge, an inferior edge, and a superior edge; a hub; an annular anchor configured to be coupled to the hub and configured to be rotated relative to the hub to selectively deploy the annular anchor at a first target location, wherein the hub is configured to remain stationary as the annular anchor is rotated to engage tissue; and a plurality of struts spaced around the hub and extending outward from the hub, the plurality of struts comprising at least a first strut configured to be implanted within the heart and a second strut configured to be implanted within the heart to position the annular anchor near the annulus.
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