Abstract: A balloon guide catheter including an injection molded balloon guide catheter hub including a through lumen and a balloon inflation lumen converging therewith defining a region of convergence. The injection molded balloon guide catheter hub includes a preventative structure withstanding, avoiding or counterbalancing pressure peaks in the injection molded balloon guide catheter hub during aggressive inflation of the balloon.

Abstract: Devices described herein include an actuated clot retrieval catheter system. The system includes a catheter having a metallic region positioned at the distal tip of the catheter. The metallic region includes at least two abutting metals in a bimetallic coil configuration. The bimetallic coil expands to form a seal with the inner wall of a vessel. In some examples, the bimetallic coil also captures a clot for removal from the vessel. The bimetallic coil is manufactured from metal-based materials having different thermal expansion coefficients. Conductive wires extend along a longitudinal axis of the catheter from an electrical current controller to at least a portion of the metallic region. Electrical current to the metallic region causes the bimetallic coil to transition from a tight configuration to an expanded configuration and remove the clot.

Abstract: An assemblable device including an intravascular catheter with a catheter shaft having an outer wall defining a single through lumen from a proximal end to an opposite distal end; proximate the distal end a portion of the outer wall of the catheter shaft is a membrane valve with an opening defined therein. The catheter shaft is devoid, free of, and has no dedicated fluid/inflation lumen. Instead, a separate, independent, removable fluid conduit device having a fluid lumen defined therein is assemblable so as to be slidable in the single through lumen of the intravascular catheter.

Abstract: Devices described herein include an actuated clot retrieval catheter system. The system includes a catheter having a metallic region positioned at the distal tip of the catheter. The metallic region includes at least two abutting metals in a bimetallic coil configuration. The bimetallic coil expands to form a seal with the inner wall of a vessel. In some examples, the bimetallic coil also captures a clot for removal from the vessel. The bimetallic coil is manufactured from metal-based materials having different thermal expansion coefficients. Conductive wires extend along a longitudinal axis of the catheter from an electrical current controller to at least a portion of the metallic region. Electrical current to the metallic region causes the bimetallic coil to transition from a tight configuration to an expanded configuration and remove the clot.

Abstract: A cerebral vessel access device having a base tube comprising an inner lumen, a shapeable element disposed to one side of the base tube, and an outer jacket covering the base tube and a portion of the shapable element. The shapable element can be configured to deflect from an axis line causing the base tube and outer jacket to deflect along with the shapable element.

Abstract: A balloon guide catheter including a balloon and a catheter shaft having a central lumen defined axially therethrough, and an inflation lumen. An exterior surface of the catheter shaft has a distal reduced outer diameter recess area defined therein and a proximal reduced outer diameter recess area separated in an axial direction from the distal reduced outer diameter recess area with a discharge port of the inflation lumen disposed therebetween. The balloon is secured to the catheter shaft by adhesive pooled in the distal reduced outer diameter recess area forming a distal bonding interface area; and the proximal reduced outer diameter recess area forming a proximal bonding interface area. Heat shrink tubing is positioned about the balloon at the distal and proximal bonding interface areas.