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)

Tel Aviv University

Research output: Patent

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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