CN116250963A - an airway stent - Google Patents

Abstract

The invention belongs to the technical field of medical devices, and relates to an airway stent, which includes a stent body and a covering film arranged on the stent body, wherein the stent body includes a lumbar stent segment and a dense net arranged at the end of the lumbar stent segment In the bare stent segment, the coating is arranged on the lumbar stent segment, and the coating includes an outer membrane arranged on the outer surface of the lumbar stent segment and an inner membrane arranged on the inner surface of the lumbar stent segment. According to the airway stent in the present invention, while ensuring that the airway stent can prevent the inward growth of the tumor, it is ensured that the mucocilia at both ends of the airway stent are not affected, and secretion retention is avoided. membrane binding strength.

Description

an airway stent

technical field

The invention belongs to the technical field of medical devices, and in particular relates to an airway stent.

Background technique

The airway metal stent is an important means of treating tracheal and bronchial stenosis, which can quickly rebuild the airway and relieve symptoms such as dyspnea. According to the material, airway stents can be divided into metal stents and non-metallic stents, and metal stents are further divided into covered stents and bare stents according to whether they are covered or not.

The early airway stents mainly used bare metal stents, and the bare metal stents mainly used nickel-titanium memory alloy mesh stents. However, because the mesh space of the bare metal stent is large, it cannot prevent tumor or granulation tissue from growing along the mesh, and malignant tumors are likely to grow into the lumen of the stent and cause airway restenosis. Therefore, bare metal stents can only be placed for a short period of time to relieve airway obstruction, and should not be placed for too long.

Based on the above problems, a covered stent has appeared in the prior art. A covered stent is added with a layer of film on the basis of the bare stent, and the film is used to prevent tumor growth from entering the stent. Since the film has less stimulation to the inner wall of the airway, it can effectively reduce the hyperplasia of granulation tissue. However, the covered stent prevents the mucociliary function of the airway stent, making it difficult to clean the secretions in the airway, resulting in the retention of secretions at both ends of the airway, leading to complications such as cough and pneumonia in patients.

Therefore, there is a need for a new technical means to reduce the stimulation of the airway stent to the inner wall of the airway without causing the airway secretions to remain on the surface of the airway stent, thereby reducing the hyperplasia of granulation tissue.

Contents of the invention

The purpose of the present invention is to at least solve the problem that the existing metal-covered stent is easy to irritate the inner wall of the airway, thus increasing the hyperplasia of granulation tissue.

The present invention proposes an airway stent, which includes a stent body and a covering film arranged on the stent body, wherein the stent body includes a lumbar stent segment and a dense mesh bare stent segment arranged at the end of the lumbar stent segment. The covering film is arranged on the lumbar support section, and the covering film includes an outer film arranged on the outer surface of the lumbar support section and an inner film arranged on the inner surface of the lumbar support section.

According to the airway stent in the present invention, a coating is set on the lumbar stent section, and the irritation caused by the lumbar stent section to the inner wall of the airway is reduced through the coating, and the bonding strength of the coating is improved through the setting of the double-layer film, further Prevent the tumor from growing into the stent; and set a dense mesh bare stent section at both ends of the lumbar stent section to ensure the anchoring force between the airway stent and the inner wall of the airway, and at the same time ensure that the mucocilia on the inner wall of the airway is not affected. There will be no secretion retention at both ends of the airway stent; therefore, by using the airway stent of the present invention, the impact of the airway stent on the inner wall of the airway can be reduced while the airway secretions are not retained on the surface of the airway stent. Stimulation, thereby reducing the hyperplasia of granulation tissue, to avoid the occurrence of airway narrowing again.

In addition, the airway stent according to the present invention may also have the following additional technical features:

In some embodiments of the present invention, wherein, the inner membrane and the outer membrane are combined and fixed through the mesh of the lumbar support segment.

In some embodiments of the present invention, an extension film covering the inner surface of the dense mesh bare stent segment is further arranged in the stent body.

In some embodiments of the present invention, wherein, the mesh density of the dense mesh bare stent segment is greater than that of the waist stent segment, and the dense mesh bare stent segment is a single-layer densely woven mesh structure or a multi-layer Woven mesh construction.

In some embodiments of the present invention, wherein, the dense mesh bare stent segment includes an inner support net and an outer support net, one end of the inner support net is connected to the waist support segment, and the inner support net The other end of the net is connected to the outer support net; or one end of the outer support net is connected to the waist support segment, and the other end of the outer support net is connected to the inner support net.

In some embodiments of the present invention, an interlayer film is arranged between the inner support net and the outer support net.

In some embodiments of the present invention, wherein, the inner support net is integrally formed with the lumbar support section, and the end of the inner support net is turned outward and folded back to form the outer support net. The inner support net is connected with the outer support net through folded ends.

In some embodiments of the present invention, wherein, the folded end protrudes in a direction away from the stent body relative to the outer support net, and at least one convex point support portion is provided on the outer support net , the shape of the bump support portion is the same as or different from that of the folded end portion.

In some embodiments of the present invention, the lumbar support segment is provided with sutures for increasing the connection strength between the membrane and the lumbar support segment.

In some embodiments of the present invention, a recovery line is provided on the dense mesh bare stent segment at one end of the stent body, and the recovery line passes along the edge of the dense mesh bare stent segment.

Description of drawings

Figure 1 is a schematic diagram of the overall structure of the airway stent in Embodiment 1 of the present invention;

2 is a schematic structural view of the stent body in Embodiment 1 of the present invention;

Fig. 3 is a cross-sectional view of the stent main body in Embodiment 1 of the present invention;

Fig. 4 is a schematic diagram of the airway stent implanted in the airway in Embodiment 1 of the present invention;

Figure 5 is a schematic diagram of the growth of granulation on the inner wall of the airway in Example 1 of the present invention;

Fig. 6 is a schematic structural view of the folded end of the airway body in Embodiment 1 of the present invention;

Fig. 7 is a cross-sectional view of the folded end of the airway body in Embodiment 1 of the present invention;

Fig. 8 is a schematic diagram of a second embodiment of the folded end in Embodiment 1 of the present invention;

Fig. 9 is a schematic diagram of the third embodiment of the folded end in Embodiment 1 of the present invention;

Fig. 10 is a schematic structural view of the covering film in Embodiment 1 of the present invention;

11 is a schematic diagram of the outer membrane structure in Embodiment 1 of the present invention;

Fig. 12 is a schematic diagram of the outer membrane and inner membrane structure in Embodiment 1 of the present invention;

Fig. 13 is a cross-sectional view of the bump support part in the second embodiment of the present invention;

Fig. 14 is a schematic diagram of another embodiment of the bump support part in the second embodiment of the present invention;

Figure 15 is a schematic structural view of the stretched film in Example 3 of the present invention;

Fig. 16 is a schematic structural view of an interlayer film in Embodiment 4 of the present invention;

Fig. 17 is a schematic structural view of the interlayer film and the stretched film in Embodiment 4 of the present invention;

Figure 18 is a schematic structural view of the suture in Embodiment 5 of the present invention;

Fig. 19 is a schematic cross-sectional structure diagram of a suture in Embodiment 5 of the present invention;

Fig. 20 is a schematic diagram of the second embodiment of the suture in Example 5 of the present invention;

Fig. 21 is a schematic diagram of the third embodiment of the suture in the fifth embodiment of the present invention;

Fig. 22 is a schematic diagram of the fourth embodiment of the suture in the fifth embodiment of the present invention;

Figure 23 is a schematic structural view of the recovery line in Embodiment 6 of the present invention;

Fig. 24 is a schematic cross-sectional structure diagram of the recycling line in Embodiment 6 of the present invention;

Fig. 25 is a schematic diagram of another embodiment of the recycling line in Embodiment 6 of the present invention;

Fig. 26 is a schematic diagram of the overall structure of the airway stent in Embodiment 7 of the present invention;

Fig. 27 is a schematic diagram of the airway stent implanted in the airway in Embodiment 7 of the present invention;

Fig. 28 is a schematic structural view of the stent body in Embodiment 7 of the present invention;

Fig. 29 is a schematic structural view of the connection part of the stent body in Embodiment 7 of the present invention;

Fig. 30 is a schematic structural view of another embodiment of the connection part of the stent body in Embodiment 7 of the present invention;

FIG. 31 is a schematic structural view of the coating in Embodiment 7 of the present invention;

Fig. 32 is a schematic diagram of the overall structure of the airway stent in Embodiment 8 of the present invention;

Fig. 33 is a schematic diagram of the overall structure of the stent body in Embodiment 8 of the present invention;

Fig. 34 is a schematic structural view of the second braided yarn in Embodiment 8 of the present invention;

Fig. 35 is a schematic structural view of another embodiment of the second braided yarn in Embodiment 8 of the present invention;

Fig. 36 is a schematic diagram of the overall structure of another embodiment of the airway stent in Embodiment 8 of the present invention;

Fig. 37 is a schematic diagram of the connection structure of the main braiding filament and the secondary braiding filament in Embodiment 8 of the present invention;

Fig. 38 is a partial structural schematic diagram of the main body of the stent in Embodiment 9 of the present invention;

Fig. 39 is a schematic structural view of the second braided wire and the third braided wire in Embodiment 9 of the present invention;

Fig. 40 is a schematic structural view of another embodiment of the second braided yarn and the third braided yarn in the ninth embodiment of the present invention.

In the accompanying drawings, each label represents as follows:

10. Stent body; 11. Mesh; 20. Covering film; 21. Intima; 22. Outer film; 23. Interlayer film; 24. Extended film; Braided silk; 302, the third braided silk; 40, dense mesh bare support section; 401, the first dense mesh section; 402, the second dense mesh section; 403, the first braided silk; 404, main braided silk; 405, secondary Braided silk; 41, inner support net; 42, outer support net; 43, folded end; 44, bump support; 45, mesh concentration point; 50, suture line; 51, suture circle; 60, Recovery line; 61, connection line; 62, operation line; 70, inner wall of airway; 80, tumor; 90, granulation tissue.

Detailed ways

Exemplary embodiments of the present invention will be described in more detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings. Although exemplary embodiments of the present invention are shown in the drawings, it should be understood that the invention may be embodied in various forms and should not be limited to the embodiments set forth herein. Rather, these embodiments are provided for more thorough understanding of the present invention and to fully convey the scope of the present invention to those skilled in the art.

It should be understood that the terminology used herein is for the purpose of describing particular example embodiments only and is not intended to be limiting. As used herein, the singular forms "a", "an" and "the" may also be meant to include the plural forms unless the context clearly dictates otherwise.

Although the terms first, second, third, etc. may be used herein to describe various elements, components, regions, layers and/or sections, these elements, components, regions, layers and/or sections should not be referred to as These terms are limited. These terms may be only used to distinguish one element, component, region, layer or section from another region, layer or section.

For the convenience of description, spatial relative terms may be used herein to describe the relationship of one element or feature as shown in the figures with respect to another element or feature, such as "inner", "outer", "inner". ", "Outside", "Below", "Below", "Above", "Above", etc. Such spatially relative terms are intended to encompass different orientations of the device in use or operation in addition to the orientation depicted in the figures.

For ease of description, the following description uses the terms "proximal" and "distal", where "proximal" refers to the end near the operator, "distal" refers to the end away from the operator, and the phrase "axial Direction” in this patent should be understood as the direction in which the interventional device is pushed and pushed out, and the direction perpendicular to the “axial direction” is defined as the “radial direction”.

Embodiment 1, an airway stent, as shown in FIG. 1 and FIG. 2 , includes a stent body 10 and a membrane 20 disposed on the stent body 10 . Wherein, the support body 10 includes a waist support section 30 and a dense net bare support section 40 disposed at one end of the waist support section 30 . The stent body 10 is braided and shaped by braided wires, and the gaps between adjacent braided wires are enclosed to form meshes 11, wherein the density of the meshes 11 of the dense mesh bare stent segment 40 is greater than the density of the meshes 11 of the waist stent segment 30, And the covering film 20 is disposed on the lumbar support segment 30 . First of all, the present application sets the coating 20 on the lumbar stent segment 30, and the coating 20 reduces the irritation caused by the lumbar stent segment 30 to the inner wall of the airway, and can prevent tumors from growing toward the airway stent.

In this embodiment, as shown in FIG. 5 , the dense mesh bare stent section 40 is a stent section provided with an outer membrane-free structure, and the density of meshes 11 is the number of holes 11 per unit area. That is, the lumbar stent segment 30 of the present application is provided with a film 20 , and at least one end of the lumbar stent segment 30 is provided with a dense mesh bare stent segment 30 , thereby reducing the irritation of the stent body 10 to the inner wall 70 of the airway. Due to the non-membrane structure on the outer side of the bare stent section 40 , the function of the cilia on the inner wall of the airway 70 is not affected, ensuring that the airway secretions will not remain on the airway body 10 . Since the airway body 10 is provided with a dense mesh bare stent section 40 without a membrane structure, and the exposed stent is likely to cause irritation to the inner wall 70 of the airway, the density of the mesh 11 of the dense mesh bare stent section 40 is set to Larger, so the contact area between the bare stent section 40 of the dense mesh and the inner wall 70 of the airway can be increased, and the pressure on the inner wall 70 of the airway by the bare stent section 40 of the dense mesh can be reduced, thereby effectively reducing the pressure at the end of the stent body 10. Internal stimulation of the airway lining 70 reduces the growth of granulation tissue 90.

In the present application, at least one end of the lumbar support section 30 is provided with a dense mesh bare stent section 40 , or both ends of the waist support section 30 are provided with dense mesh bare stent sections 40 . Specifically, at both ends of the lumbar support section 30, a dense-mesh bare stent section 40 is provided. Through the above-mentioned technical solution, the exposed dense-network bare stent section 40 at both ends of the airway body 10 ensures the anchoring between the stent body 10 and the inner wall of the airway. Because the two ends of the lumbar support section 30 have adopted the design of the dense mesh bare support section 40, there is a gap in the dense mesh bare support section 40, and there will be no secretion retention at the two ends of the support body 10.

Therefore, by using the airway stent of the present application, not only the anchoring force can be ensured, but also the irritation of the stent body 10 to the inner wall of the airway can be reduced while the airway secretions are not retained on the surface of the airway stent, thereby reducing the The hyperplasia of granulation tissue can effectively avoid the occurrence of airway restenosis.

The dense mesh bare stent section 40 of the present application can adopt a multi-layer braided mesh structure arranged in dislocation, or can adopt a single-layer braided mesh densely woven. When a single-layer braided mesh is densely woven, a weaving Silk can be densely woven, or two or more different weaving silks can be used for mixed weaving.

In this embodiment, as shown in FIG. 3 , the dense mesh bare stent segment 40 adopts a double-layer braided mesh structure. The double-layer braided net structure of the dense mesh bare support section 40 includes an inner support net 41 and an outer support net 42. One end of the inner support net 41 is connected to the waist support section 30, and the other end of the inner support net 41 is connected to the outer support net 41. layer support mesh 42 . In other embodiments, one end of the outer support net 42 is connected to the lumbar support segment 30 , and the other end of the outer support net 42 is connected to the inner support net 41 .

In this embodiment, one end of the inner support net 41 is connected to the waist support section 30, the other end of the inner support net 41 is connected to the outer support net 42, and the inner support net 41 and the outer support net 42 The connection is made by turning over the ends 43 .

As shown in FIGS. 4 and 5 , as the implantation time increases, granulation tends to grow at both ends of the existing airway stent. According to the literature, the granulation tissue 90 at both ends of the stent body 10 is mainly caused by the stimulation of sharp materials at both ends of the stent body 10 . However, in this application, there is no sharp part of the traditional bare stent at the end of the dense mesh bare stent section 40 formed by turning eversion and folding back, that is, the inner layer support network 41 and the outer layer support network 42 are turned over by the end 43 connect.

On the one hand, since the turned-over end 43 is formed by turning over, it has a smooth surface, and the stimulation of the smooth surface to the inner wall 70 of the airway is much smaller than the sharp end of the traditional bare stent, so the stent body 10 The ends are not prone to growth of granulation tissue 90 due to stimulation.

On the other hand, since the two ends of the stent body 10 are folded in half to form a densely woven end, the contact area between the ends of the stent body 10 and the inner wall 70 of the airway is increased, and the inner wall 70 of the airway is reduced. The pressure received per unit area makes the airway inner wall 70 less irritated, further reducing the proliferation of granulation tissue 90 .

In addition, even if granulation hyperplasia occurs at both ends of the stent body 10, the airway stent of this embodiment can also slow down the time for the granulation to grow inside the stent. When the granulation tissue 90 proliferates, it first contacts the outer support net 42 located on the outside. If the granulation tissue 90 grows beyond the outer support net 42, it will contact the inner inner support net 41 again, and the inner support net 41 acts as the second The blocking part again blocks the growth of the granulation tissue 90 to the inside of the bracket. The outer support net 42 and the inner support net 41 act as a double-layer barrier, which can increase the time for the granulation tissue 90 to grow into the inner cavity of the airway stent, and strive for more time for doctors and patients to settle.

During specific molding, the inner support net 41 and the waist support segment 30 are integrally formed, and the end of the inner support net 41 is turned outward and folded back to form the outer support net 42 .

In other embodiments, when one end of the outer support net 42 is connected to the lumbar support segment 30, and the other end of the outer support net 42 is connected to the inner support net 41, the end of the outer support net 42 can be turned inside out and The inner support net 41 is formed after being folded back. That is, no matter whether the dense mesh bare stent section 40 is formed by eversion or inversion, as long as a double-layer braided mesh structure can be formed so that the density of the mesh 11 of the dense mesh bare stent section 40 is greater than that of the lumbar support section 30 density.

In this embodiment, as shown in FIG. 6 and FIG. 7 , two dense net bare support segments 40 respectively arranged at both ends of the waist support segment 30 include a first dense mesh segment 401 arranged at one end of the waist support segment 30 , and a set At the second dense mesh segment 402 at the other end of the waist support segment 30, after the support body 10 is braided into a network tube structure by one or more braided wires, the two ends of the network tube structure are turned outward and folded into the first dense network segment 401 respectively. and the second dense network segment 402. The structure of the first dense network segment 401 and the structure of the second dense network segment 402 can be the same or different, and the doctor can choose according to the actual situation of the patient. For example, the lengths of the first dense mesh segment 401 and the second dense mesh segment 402 are different, or the structures of the folded ends 43 of the first dense mesh segment 401 and the second dense mesh segment 402 are different.

Wherein, the folded ends 43 protrude toward the direction away from the support body 10 relative to the outer support net 42 , that is, the outer diameters of the folded ends 43 at both ends of the support body 10 are larger than the outer diameter of the waist support segment 30 .

The folded end portion 43 has a circular arc structure, such as a circular or spherical structure. That is, the half-fold of the inner support net 41 and the outer support net 42 adopts a circular arc transition, so that the contact surface between the folded end 43 and the inner wall 70 of the airway is smoothly transitioned, and the support body 10 is reduced to the inner wall 70 of the airway. stimulation.

After the stent body 10 is implanted, the arc-shaped surface of the folded end 43 is in contact with the inner wall 70 of the airway, which is used to keep the stent body 10 fixed, and at the same time ensure the cleaning effect of the airway mucosa and cilia at both ends of the stent body 10. It reduces the retention of airway secretions and prevents the hyperplasia of granulation tissue90.

The main function of the airway stent is that when the stent is implanted in the place where the airway is narrowed by malignant airway lesions, the airway body 10 will compress the tumor 80 to restore central ventilation of the airway. At this time, the main mechanism for fixing the airway body 10 in the airway is that the radial expansion force of the lumbar stent segment 30 located in the middle of the stent body 10 interacts with the tumor 80 so that the stent body 10 does not shift.

Generally speaking, after the malignant tumor 80 is implanted with a stent, radiation chemotherapy is usually performed. After the radiation chemotherapy, the tumor 80 will gradually shrink. As the tumor 80 shrinks, the force between the lumbar stent segment 30 and the tumor 80 will be relatively decrease. When the above situation occurs, the airway support in the prior art is prone to displacement.

However, in this application, the outer diameter of the folded end portion 43 is larger than that of the waist support section 30 because the folded end portion 43 protrudes toward the direction away from the bracket body 10 relative to the outer support net 42 . After the tumor 80 shrinks, although the force between the lumbar stent segment 30 and the tumor 80 decreases, the force between the folded end 43 and the inner wall 7 of the airway will increase relatively, thereby maintaining the relationship between the stent body 10 and the airway. Therefore, the airway support of the present application is not prone to displacement.

In other embodiments, as shown in FIG. 8 , the folded end portion 43 may also be in a square shape. The advantage of the above arrangement is that it can increase the contact area between the folded end portion 43 and the inner wall 70 of the airway, and increase the anchoring force between the stent body 10 and the inner wall 70 of the airway.

In other embodiments, as shown in FIG. 9, when the structures of the folded end portions 43 of the first dense mesh segment 401 and the second dense mesh segment 402 are different, the folded end portion 43 of the first dense mesh segment 401 is square , the folded end 43 of the second dense mesh segment 402 is arc-shaped. The advantage of the above setting is that the doctor can choose different shapes of the folded end portion 43 according to the actual condition of the patient, so as to adapt to the patients with different conditions.

Further, as shown in FIG. 10 to FIG. 12 , the covering film 20 includes an outer film 22 arranged on the outer surface of the lumbar support segment 30 . In order to further prevent the malignant tumor 80 in the airway from growing into the stent body 10, resulting in restenosis of the airway inner wall 70 or difficulty in taking out the stent body 10, a layer of biocompatible polymer is coated on the outer surface of the lumbar stent segment 30 in this embodiment. The coating 20 is used to further prevent the malignant tumor 80 from growing into the stent body 10 .

Among them, the material of the coating 20 can be PET, PTFE, ePTFE, silica gel, polyurethane, etc., and the thickness of the coating 20 is adjusted according to the size of the braided wire of the stent body 10 and the inner and outer diameters of the stent body 10, which is not limited in this application.

In order to enhance the bonding strength between the covering film 20 and the stent body 10, and further prevent the inward growth of the tumor, the covering film 20 of the present application also includes an intima 21 arranged on the inner surface of the lumbar stent segment 30, due to the presence of the stent body 10 The mesh 11 , so the inner membrane 21 and the outer membrane 22 can be combined and fixed through the mesh 11 of the lumbar support segment 30 . Wherein, the inner membrane 21 and the outer membrane 22 can be fixed by hot melting or adhesive, and the materials of the inner membrane 21 and the outer membrane 22 can be selected to be the same or different.

Therefore, in this embodiment, dense mesh bare stent sections 40 are provided at both ends of the lumbar support section 30 , and the density of the meshes 11 of the dense mesh bare stent section 40 is higher than that of the lumbar support section 30 . At the same time, the airway stent of the present invention increases the contact area between the dense mesh bare stent section 40 and the airway inner wall 70 while ensuring the anchoring force between the dense mesh bare stent section 40 and the airway inner wall 70, reducing The pressure received by the unit area of the airway inner wall 70 makes the airway inner wall 70 less irritating, and, because the two ends of the waist support section 30 adopt the design of the dense mesh bare support section 40, the two ends of the support body 10 will not There is retention of secretions.

To sum up, by using the airway stent of the present invention, it is possible to reduce the stimulation of the airway stent to the inner wall of the airway without causing the retention of airway secretions on the surface of the airway stent, thereby reducing the hyperplasia of granulation tissue and avoiding The passage narrows again.

Embodiment 2. Embodiment 2 of the present application provides an airway support. As shown in FIGS. Segment 40 , the density of the meshes 11 of the dense mesh bare stent segment 40 is greater than the density of the meshes 11 of the lumbar support segment 30 , and the coating 20 is arranged on the lumbar support segment 30 . The dense mesh bare stent section 40 is a double-layer braided mesh structure, and the dense mesh bare stent section 40 of the double-layer braided mesh structure includes an inner layer support mesh 41 and an outer layer support mesh 42 . One end of the inner support net 41 is connected to the waist support section 30 , and the inner support net 41 and the waist support section 30 are integrally formed, and the other end of the inner support net 41 is connected to the outer support net 42 . 6, the end of the inner support net 41 is turned outwards and folded back to form the outer support net 42, the inner support net 41 and the outer support net 42 are connected by a folded end 43, and the folded end 43 Relative to the outer support net 42 , it protrudes in a direction away from the stent body 10 .

As shown in FIG. 13 and FIG. 14 , in this embodiment, at least one bump support portion 44 is provided on the outer support net 42 , and the shape of the bump support portion 44 is the same as or different from that of the folded end portion 43 . Wherein, the bump support portion 44 is integrally formed with the outer support net 42 , and the bump support portion 44 is formed by protruding from the outer support net 42 toward a direction away from the bracket body 10 .

There can be one or more bump supporting parts 44 , and when there are multiple bump supporting parts 44 , the shapes of the multiple bump supporting parts 44 can be the same or different. The shape of the bump support portion 44 is preferably arc-shaped, and may also be set in other shapes such as a square according to actual needs.

In this embodiment, the anchoring force between the stent body 10 and the inner wall 70 of the airway can be strengthened by adding a bump support portion 44 on the outer support network 42, and the number of folded end portions 43 and each bump support portion 44 can also be reduced. The pressure between the stent body 10 and the inner wall 70 of the airway reduces the stimulation of the inner wall 70 of the airway by the stent body 10 and prevents the hyperplasia of the granulation tissue 90 .

In other embodiments, the two dense mesh bare stent segments 40 respectively disposed at both ends of the lumbar support segment 30 include a first dense mesh segment 401 disposed at one end of the lumbar support segment 30 , and a second dense mesh segment 401 disposed at the other end of the lumbar support segment 30 . Second secret network segment 402.

When the structures of the bump support portions 44 of the first dense mesh segment 401 and the second dense mesh segment 402 are different, the bump support portions 44 of the first dense mesh segment 401 can be arc-shaped or one of the bump support portions 44 The convex point support parts 44 of the second dense mesh segment 402 may all be square or one of the convex point support parts 44 may be square. The advantage of the above setting is that the doctor can choose different shapes of the bump support part 44 according to the actual condition of the patient, so as to adapt to the patients with different conditions.

To sum up, in this embodiment, the anchoring force between the stent body 10 and the inner wall 70 of the airway is strengthened, the overall pressure between the stent body 10 and the inner wall 70 of the airway is reduced, and the stent body 10 is lowered by adding the bump support portion 44. Stimulation to the inner wall 70 of the airway effectively prevents the hyperplasia of the granulation tissue 90 .

Embodiment 3. Embodiment 3 of the present application provides an airway support. As shown in FIGS. Segment 40 , the density of the meshes 11 of the dense mesh bare stent segment 40 is greater than the density of the meshes 11 of the lumbar support segment 30 , and the coating 20 is arranged on the lumbar support segment 30 . As shown in FIG. 5 , the dense mesh bare stent section 40 has a double-layer woven mesh structure, and the dense mesh bare stent section 40 of the double-layer woven mesh structure includes an inner layer support mesh 41 and an outer layer support mesh 42 . One end of the inner support net 41 is connected to the waist support segment 30 , and the other end of the inner support net 41 is connected to the outer support net 42 .

Wherein, as shown in FIG. 12 , the covering film 20 includes an outer membrane 22 arranged on the outer surface of the lumbar support section 30 and an inner membrane 21 arranged on the inner surface of the lumbar support section 30, and the inner membrane 21 and the outer membrane 22 pass through the lumbar support section. The meshes 11 of the segment 30 are bonded and fixed, for example, by means of hot-melt bonding.

As shown in Figure 15, in order to further prevent the inward growth of tumor 80 and also prevent the proliferation of granulation tissue 90 at both ends of the stent body 10, the stent body 10 is also provided with an extension film covering the inner surface of the bare stent segment 40 with dense mesh 24 , the extension film 24 is integrated with the inner film 21 , so as to cover the entire inner surface of the stent body 10 .

The material of the stretch film 24 can be selected from PET, PTFE, ePTFE, silica gel, polyurethane, etc., and the thickness of the stretch film 24 can be set according to actual needs. When the extension film 24 and the inner film 21 are integrally provided, the material of the extension film 24 is the same as that of the inner film 21 .

In other embodiments, the extension film 24 and the inner film 21 can also be provided separately from the inner film 21 . In this case, the materials of the extension film 24 and the inner film 21 can be the same or different.

Since the extension film 24 is also added on the inner surface of the dense mesh bare stent segment 40, the covering film 20 of this embodiment can cover the entire inner surface of the stent body 10, which can not only prevent the tumor 80 from growing inward, but also prevent the stent body 10 from growing inward. Ingrowth of granulation tissue 90 at both ends. At the same time, the valgus part of the stent body 10, that is, the outer support net 42 maintains a bare stent state, and the outer surface of the outer support net 42 has no coating 20, so that the cleaning ability of the mucociliary membranes in the airway remains unchanged and can effectively remove the stent. Retention of secretions in the lining of the airways 70 .

In other embodiments, the adventitia 22 can also partially cover the dense mesh bare stent segment 40 , thereby improving the connection force between the dense mesh bare stent segment 40 and the lumbar support segment 30 .

To sum up, in this embodiment, the extension film 24 covering the inner surface of the dense mesh bare stent segment 40 is arranged inside the stent body 10 , so as to prevent the tumor 80 from growing inward and prevent the proliferation of the granulation tissue 90 at both ends of the stent body 10 .

Embodiment 4. Embodiment 4 of the present application provides an airway support. As shown in FIGS. Segment 40 , the density of the meshes 11 of the dense mesh bare stent segment 40 is greater than the density of the meshes 11 of the lumbar support segment 30 , and the coating 20 is arranged on the lumbar support segment 30 . As shown in FIG. 5 , the dense mesh bare stent section 40 has a double-layer woven mesh structure, and the dense mesh bare stent section 40 of the double-layer woven mesh structure includes an inner layer support mesh 41 and an outer layer support mesh 42 . One end of the inner support net 41 is connected to the waist support segment 30 , and the other end of the inner support net 41 is connected to the outer support net 42 .

Wherein, as shown in FIG. 12 , the covering film 20 includes an outer membrane 22 arranged on the outer surface of the lumbar support section 30 and an inner membrane 21 arranged on the inner surface of the lumbar support section 30, and the inner membrane 21 and the outer membrane 22 pass through the lumbar support section. The meshes 11 of the segment 30 are bonded and fixed, for example, by means of hot-melt bonding.

As shown in FIG. 16 , in this embodiment, in order to further prevent the inward growth of the tumor 80 and the hyperplasia of the granulation tissue 90 , a sandwich membrane 23 is provided between the inner support net 41 and the outer support net 42 . The setting of the interlayer film 23 can not only prevent the inward growth of the tumor 80 and the hyperplasia of the granulation tissue 90 , but also maintain the cleaning ability of the mucociliary in the inner wall of the airway 70 .

Specifically, the inner surface of the stent body 10 is covered with an intima 21, the outer surface of the stent body 10 is covered with an adventitia 22, and the two ends of the stent body 10 are folded back to the interlayer between the outer layer support network 42 and the inner layer support network 41. The device is covered with an interlayer film 23 which can cling to the inner support net 41 .

The material of the interlayer film 23 can be selected from PET, PTFE, ePTFE, silica gel, polyurethane, etc., and the thickness of the interlayer film 23 can be set according to actual needs.

In other embodiments, as shown in FIG. 17, in order to make the interlayer film 23 more weldable, an extension film 24 covering the inner surface of the dense mesh bare stent segment 40 is also provided in the stent body 10, and the extension film 24 is connected with the inner film 21 is integrally arranged so as to cover the entire inner surface of the bracket body 10 . The interlayer film 23 and the stretched film 24 are bonded and fixed through the mesh 11 of the inner support net 41 , wherein the interlayer film 23 and the stretched film 24 can be fixed by hot melting or by bonding.

To sum up, in this embodiment, the interlayer film 23 is added between the inner support net 41 and the outer support net 42, so as to prevent the tumor 80 from growing inward and Hyperplasia of granulation tissue90.

Embodiment 5. Embodiment 5 of the present application provides an airway support. As shown in FIGS. Segment 40 , the density of the meshes 11 of the dense mesh bare stent segment 40 is greater than the density of the meshes 11 of the lumbar support segment 30 , and the coating 20 is arranged on the lumbar support segment 30 . The dense mesh bare stent section 40 is a double-layer braided mesh structure, and the dense mesh bare stent section 40 of the double-layer braided mesh structure includes an inner layer support mesh 41 and an outer layer support mesh 42 . One end of the inner support net 41 is connected to the waist support segment 30 , and the other end of the inner support net 41 is connected to the outer support net 42 .

Wherein, as shown in FIG. 12 , the covering film 20 includes an outer membrane 22 arranged on the outer surface of the lumbar support section 30 and an inner membrane 21 arranged on the inner surface of the lumbar support section 30, and the inner membrane 21 and the outer membrane 22 pass through the lumbar support section. The meshes 11 of the segment 30 are bonded and fixed, for example, by means of hot-melt bonding.

As shown in Figure 18 and Figure 19, in order to further improve the bonding strength between the coating 20 and the bracket body 10 and prevent the coating 20 from being separated from the bracket in this embodiment, a device for increasing the coupling between the coating 20 and the bracket is provided on the waist bracket section 30. The lumbar support segment 30 is connected with sutures 50 for strength.

In other embodiments, the covering film 20 may also partially cover the dense-mesh stent segment 40 , and the suture 50 is sutured on the dense-mesh bare stent segment 40 .

In this embodiment, the suture 50 passes through the mesh 11 of the lumbar stent segment 30 or the dense mesh bare stent segment 40, and is passed around the outer edge of the stent body 10 and the edge of the membrane 20 to form a wavy line structure, and then reciprocally wound and tightened so that the covering film 20 is tightly attached to the braided wire of the stent body 10 . In this embodiment, the suture 50 goes around the outer edge of the stent body 10 for at least one circle, so as to completely suture and fix the covering membrane 20 on the stent body 10 in one circle.

The suture 50 can be threaded every other mesh 11 , or every other mesh 11 . As shown in FIG. 20 , the suture 50 is threaded every four meshes 11 . When the suture thread 50 passes through the covering film 20, puncture holes will be formed. If there are too many puncture holes, the strength of the covering film 20 will be affected. Therefore, the interval at which the sutures 50 are threaded can be selected according to actual conditions such as the material of the sutures 50, which is not limited in this embodiment.

Since too many puncture holes will affect the strength of the covering film 20, when the suture 50 passes through the same mesh 11 from inside to outside and from outside to inside, they share one puncture hole, thereby reducing the number of puncture holes.

Among them, the suture 50 is preferably made of PET, PTFE, ePTFE, etc. The outer diameter of the suture 50 is determined according to the diameter of the braided wire of the stent body 10 and the thickness of the coating 20, which is not limited in this application.

In other embodiments, as shown in FIG. 21 and FIG. 22 , the cover film 20 can also be partially sutured, that is, the suture 50 is set so that the length around the outer edge of the stent body 10 is less than a full circle. The partial suturing method can enhance the structural strength between the covering film 20 and the stent body 10 while ensuring the structural strength of the covering film 20 .

When the cover film 20 adopts a partial stitching method, the stitching thread 50 can adopt a laminated stitching method. Specifically, the suture 50 is arranged on the edge of the film 20, and the suture 50 tightens the film 20 through internal and external puncture. In order to enhance the local suture strength, the puncture hole of the suture 50 is dislocated during the internal and external puncture.

Through the above-mentioned embodiment, the suture thread 50 is formed into several suture loops 51 connected end-to-end or offset and overlapped, and each suture loop 51 passes through the mesh 11 of the stent body 10 . Preferably, adjacent seaming loops 51 have overlapping portions. Since the adjacent suture circles 51 have overlapping parts, the overall suture strength of the suture thread 50 is increased, achieving the purpose of enhancing the suture strength without affecting the strength of the covering film 20 .

To sum up, in this embodiment, by adding sutures 50 to the stent body 10, the film covering 20 is sutured on the lumbar support segment 30 through the sutures 50, thereby enhancing the bonding strength between the film covering 20 and the stent body 10, effectively preventing the covering The membrane 20 is detached from the stent body 10 .

Embodiment 6. Embodiment 6 of the present application provides an airway stent. As shown in FIG. 1 and FIG. 2 , the stent body 10 includes a lumbar stent segment 30 and two dense mesh bare stents respectively arranged at both ends of the lumbar stent segment 30 Segment 40 , the density of the meshes 11 of the dense mesh bare stent segment 40 is greater than the density of the meshes 11 of the lumbar support segment 30 , and the coating 20 is arranged on the lumbar support segment 30 .

As shown in FIG. 23 , in this embodiment, in order to further facilitate withdrawal or recovery of the stent after the stent body 10 is implanted in the airway, a recovery line 60 is provided on the stent body 10 . The recovery line 60 is arranged on the dense mesh bare stent section 40 at one end of the stent body 10 , and the recovery line 60 passes along the edge of the dense mesh bare stent section 40 .

Wherein, as shown in FIG. 24 and FIG. 25 , the dense mesh bare stent section 40 includes an inner layer support net 41 and an outer layer support net 42 , and the recycling line 60 is at least partially set through the inner layer support net 41 and the outer layer support net 42 between. The recovery line 60 includes a connection line 61 and an operation line 62. The connection line 61 is at least partially arranged between the inner support net 41 and the outer support net 42. One end of the operation line 62 is connected to the connection line 61, and the other end of the operation line 62 One end is located outside the stent body 10 for doctors to operate.

During the specific operation, the doctor pulls the operating wire 62, and the connecting wire 61 is driven by the operating wire 62 to reduce the diameter of the opening of the dense mesh bare stent segment 40. Since the diameter of the opening of the bare stent section 40 is reduced, the opening of the bare stent section 40 will be separated from the inner wall 70 of the airway, so that the force between the stent body 10 and the inner wall 70 of the airway is reduced, which is convenient for doctors. Remove the airway stent.

When the dense mesh bare stent segment 40 is a single-layer densely woven mesh structure, the connecting wire 61 is passed along the edge of the dense mesh bare stent segment 40 . When the dense mesh bare stent segment 40 has a double-layer or multi-layer braided mesh structure, the connecting wire 61 may be partially located between the two layers of braided meshes, or may be completely positioned between the two layers of braided meshes.

In this embodiment, the dense mesh bare stent segment 40 is a double-layer braided mesh structure. The connection line 61 may be partly located between the inner support net 41 and the outer support net 42 , and partly located outside the outer support net 42 . The connecting wire 61 can also be all positioned between the inner layer supporting net 41 and the outer layer supporting net 42, and when the connecting wire 61 is completely positioned between the inner layer supporting net 41 and the outer layer supporting net 42, the connecting wire 61 is subjected to the force when moving. The frictional force is smaller, and the force required to shrink the opening of the dense mesh bare stent segment 40 is smaller, which is convenient for doctors to recover.

In summary, the airway stent provided by this application is provided with a coating on the lumbar stent section, through which the stimulation to the inner wall of the airway by the lumbar stent section is reduced, and then a dense mesh bare stent section is set at both ends of the lumbar stent section , and the pore diameter of the dense mesh bare stent segment is smaller than that of the lumbar stent segment. Therefore, while the airway stent of the present application ensures the anchoring force between the bare stent section of the dense mesh and the inner wall of the airway, the contact area between the bare stent section of the dense mesh and the inner wall of the airway is increased, and the inner wall of the airway is reduced. The pressure per unit area reduces the irritation of the inner wall of the airway, and since the two ends of the lumbar stent adopt the design of the dense mesh bare stent, there will be no secretion retention at both ends of the airway stent. Therefore, by using the airway stent of the present application, it is possible to reduce the stimulation of the airway stent to the inner wall of the airway without causing the airway secretions to remain on the surface of the airway stent, thereby reducing the hyperplasia of granulation tissue and avoiding airway secretions. Stenosis occurs again.

Embodiment seven

Embodiment 7 of the present application provides an airway stent, as shown in Fig. 26 to Fig. 28, including a stent body 10 and a covering film 20 arranged on the stent body 10, the stent body 10 includes a lumbar stent segment 30 and The dense mesh bare stent segment 40 at the end of the stent segment 30 and the film covering 20 are arranged on the lumbar support segment 30 . In this embodiment, the wire diameter of the dense mesh bare stent section 40 is smaller than that of the waist stent section 30 , and the dense mesh bare stent section 40 has a single-layer densely woven mesh structure.

Mesh holes 11 are formed between the mesh wires of the stent body 10 . The dense mesh bare stent section 40 is a stent section provided with an outer membrane-free structure, and at least one end of the waist stent section 30 is provided with a dense mesh bare stent section 40. Since the outer membrane-free structure of the dense mesh bare stent section 40 is set, it does not affect the gas flow. The function of the 70 cilia on the inner wall of the airway ensures that the airway secretions will not remain on the airway body. Moreover, the lumbar stent segment 30 of the present application is provided with a film 20 , thereby reducing the stimulation of the stent body 10 to the inner wall 70 of the airway.

Specifically, the stent body 10 includes a plurality of first braided wires 403 and a plurality of second braided wires 301, the mesh wires of the dense mesh bare stent segment 40 are the first braided wires 403, and the dense mesh bare stent segment 40 passes through the first braided wires. 403 braiding, the mesh wire of the waist support segment 30 is the second braiding wire 301, the waist support segment 30 is formed by braiding the second braiding wire 301, the wire diameter of the first braiding wire 403 is smaller than the wire diameter of the second braiding wire 301, the second braiding wire 301 Both the first braided wire 403 and the second braided wire 301 are shape memory alloy wires, preferably NiTi wires.

Since the lumbar support segment 30 is provided with a coating 20, the second braided wire 301 of the lumbar support segment 30 is in contact with the inner wall 70 of the airway through the coating 20, while the first braided wire 403 of the dense mesh bare stent segment 40 is directly in contact with the airway. contact with the inner wall 70 of the airway, which is likely to cause irritation to the inner wall 70 of the airway. Therefore, by reducing the diameter of the first braided wire 403 of the dense-mesh bare stent segment 40, the pressure of the single first braided wire 403 on the airway inner wall 70 is reduced, and the dense-mesh bare stent segment 40 is made softer. Furthermore, the stimulation of the airway inner wall 70 by the dense mesh bare stent segment 40 directly in contact with the airway inner wall 70 is reduced, and the growth of the granulation tissue 90 is prevented.

As shown in Figure 28, the number of the first braided wires 403 of the dense mesh bare stent segment 40 is set to be equal to the number of the second braided wires 301 of the waist support segment 30, by setting the diameter of the first braided wires 403 to be smaller than that of the second braided wire The wire diameter of the wire 301 can reduce the pressure of the single first braided wire 403 on the inner wall 70 of the airway, thereby reducing the pressure on the inner wall 70 of the airway by the whole bare stent section 40 of the dense mesh, and can also effectively reduce the pressure of the inner wall 70 of the airway. The stimulation of the airway stent to the inner wall 70 of the airway prevents the proliferation of granulation tissue 90 .

Further, as shown in FIG. 29 and FIG. 30 , the number of the first braided wires 403 of the dense mesh bare stent segment 40 is set to be greater than the number of the second braided wires 301 of the lumbar support segment 30 .

Since the diameter of the first braiding wire 403 is smaller than that of the second braiding wire 301 , the radial supporting force of a single first braiding wire 403 is smaller than the radial supporting force of the second braiding wire 301 . In order to further enhance the anchoring force between the dense mesh bare stent segment 40 and the inner wall 70 of the airway, the number of the first braided wires 403 is set to be greater than the number of the second braided wires 301 . That is, by reducing the diameter of a single wire and increasing the number of wires, the pressure of the dense mesh bare stent segment 40 on the inner wall 70 of the airway is more uniform. While ensuring the overall anchoring force of the bare stent section 40 of the dense mesh, the pressure of a single mesh on the inner wall 70 of the airway is reduced, and the pressure per unit area of the inner wall 70 of the airway is reduced, so that the stimulation of the inner wall 70 of the airway becomes smaller .

In this embodiment, the dense mesh bare support section 40 and the waist support section 30 are formed separately, and the dense mesh bare support section 40 and the waist support section 30 are fixed through the connecting portion 25 .

As shown in FIG. 29 , when the dense mesh bare support section 40 and the waist support section 30 are formed separately, and the dense mesh bare support section 40 and the waist support section 30 are fixed through the connecting portion 25 . The connection part 25 is a connecting film, and the dense mesh bare stent segment 40 and the lumbar support segment 30 are respectively connected and fixed to the connecting film, so that the dense mesh bare stent segment 40 and the lumbar support segment 30 are indirectly fixedly connected through the connecting film.

In other embodiments, as shown in FIG. 30 , the connecting portion 25 can also be a welding point, and the first braided wire 403 of the dense mesh bare bracket segment 40 can also be welded to the second braided wire 301 of the waist bracket segment 30. Fixed connection.

In other embodiments, the connecting part 25 can also be a steel sleeve (not shown in the figure), and the connection ends of the first braided wire 403 of the dense mesh bare bracket segment 40 and the second braided wire 301 of the waist bracket segment 30 are sleeved by the steel sleeve fixed.

It should be noted that the above-mentioned connection method of the segmented dense mesh bare stent segment 40 and the lumbar support segment 30 in this application is only an example, and any connection method that can connect the dense mesh bare stent segment 40 and the lumbar support segment 30 can be used applied in this application.

For the dense mesh bare support section 40 and the waist support section 30 formed separately, they are connected through the connecting part 25 after being made and formed respectively. The forming method is simple and the structural design is flexible. The wire diameter, the number of wires and the weaving method are highly diversified and can adapt to the needs of patients with various diseases.

Wherein, as shown in FIG. 26 and FIG. 31 , the covering film 20 includes an outer film 22 arranged on the outer surface of the lumbar support segment 30, and the covering film 20 may also include an inner film 21 arranged on the inner surface of the lumbar support segment 30, and the inner film 21 Combined with the adventitia 22 through the mesh 11 of the lumbar support section 30 to be fixed.

Specifically, in order to further prevent the malignant tumor 80 in the airway from growing into the stent body 10, resulting in restenosis of the inner wall of the airway 70 or difficulty in taking out the stent body 10, the outer surface of the lumbar stent segment 30 is covered with a layer of biocompatible The permanent polymer coating 20 is used to further prevent the malignant tumor 80 from growing into the stent body 10 .

Among them, the material of the coating 20 can be PET, PTFE, ePTFE, silica gel, polyurethane, etc., and the thickness of the coating 20 is adjusted according to the size of the braided wire of the stent body 10 and the inner and outer diameters of the stent body 10, which is not limited in this application.

In order to enhance the bonding strength between the covering film 20 and the stent body 10, and further prevent the tumor 80 from growing inwardly, the covering film 20 of the present application also includes an intima 21 arranged on the inner surface of the lumbar stent segment 30, because the stent body 10 There are mesh holes 11 , so the inner membrane 21 and outer membrane 22 can be bonded and fixed through the mesh holes 11 of the lumbar support segment 30 . Wherein, the inner membrane 21 and the outer membrane 22 can be fixed by hot melting or adhesive, and the materials of the inner membrane 21 and the outer membrane 22 can be selected to be the same or different.

To sum up, according to the airway stent of the present application, firstly, the coating 20 is provided on the lumbar stent segment 30, and the coating 20 can reduce the irritation caused by the lumbar stent segment 30 to the inner wall 70 of the airway, and at the same time, the coating 20 also The tumor 80 can be prevented from growing into the airway stent.

Secondly, the dense mesh bare stent section 40 is set at the end of the waist support section 30, and the wire diameter of the mesh wire of the dense mesh bare stent section 40 is smaller than the wire diameter of the mesh wire of the waist support section 30, which reduces the single The pressure of the root mesh on the inner wall 70 of the airway. The present invention further sets the number of mesh wires of the dense mesh bare stent section 40 to be greater than that of the waist stent section 30, thereby ensuring the anchoring force between the dense mesh bare stent section 40 and the inner wall 70 of the airway, reducing air The pressure per unit area of the inner wall 70 of the airway makes the inner wall 70 of the airway less irritated.

In addition, because the two ends of the lumbar support section 30 adopt the design of the dense mesh bare support section 40, there will be no secretion retention at both ends of the airway support. Therefore, by using the airway stent of the present invention, it is possible to prevent airway secretions from accumulating on the surface of the airway stent, prevent the tumor 80 from growing inside the airway stent, and reduce the stimulation of the airway stent to the inner wall 70 of the airway, thereby reducing granulation The hyperplasia of tissue 90 avoids the occurrence of airway restenosis.

Embodiment eight

Embodiment 7 of the present application provides an airway stent, as shown in FIG. 32 to FIG. 34 , and the similarities between Embodiment 8 and Embodiment 7 will not be repeated. The difference between Embodiment 8 and Embodiment 7 is that The dense mesh bare support segment 40 and the waist support segment 30 are integrally braided and formed. Specifically, the dense mesh bare stent segment 40 is formed by weaving the first weaving wire 403 , and the waist support segment 30 is formed by weaving the second weaving wire 301 . A plurality of first braiding filaments 403 are intertwined to form the second braiding filaments 301 .

The process of weaving and molding the stent body 10 includes the following steps:

Firstly, at least two first braided wires 403 are intertwined to prepare the second braided wire 301 . The lumbar support segment 30 located at the waist of the support body 10 is woven through a plurality of prepared second braiding wires 301 .

Then, after the lumbar support segment 30 is braided and formed, the unwoven mesh wires at both ends of the lumbar support segment 30 are dismantled to form the first braided wire 403 again. The dense mesh bare stent segment 40 located at both ends of the stent body 10 is braided by a plurality of dismantled first braiding wires 403 .

Finally, heat setting treatment is performed on the braided stent body 10 .

It should be noted that the second braiding filament 301 can be formed by intertwining two first braiding filaments 403, as shown in FIG. The number of the first braided wires 403 is selected according to actual needs.

In addition, the stent body 10 may include a dense mesh bare stent section 40 arranged at one end of the lumbar stent section 30, and the stent body 10 may also include two dense mesh bare stent sections 40 respectively arranged at both ends of the lumbar stent section 30. The actual condition of the choice.

From the above, the stent body 10 obtained through integral weaving and heat setting treatment has better flexibility and smoother edges, and the structure of the stent body 10 is stronger and safer.

In other embodiments, as shown in FIG. 36 and FIG. 37 , the first braiding wire 403 includes a main braiding wire 404 and at least one secondary braiding wire 405, and the secondary braiding wire 405 is wound on the main braiding wire 404 to form a second braiding wire 404. The braided yarn 301 and the second braided yarn 301 are braided to form the waist support segment 30 . Specifically, the diameter of the main braiding wire 404 is larger than that of the auxiliary braiding wire 405, and when the main braiding wire 404 and the auxiliary braiding wire 405 are entangled, the auxiliary braiding wire 405 is spirally wound on the main braiding wire 404 to form a The second braided wire 301 .

According to this embodiment, on the one hand, the overall stability of the braided structure of the waist support section 30 is ensured by setting the main braided wire 404, and the overall radial support of the second braided wire 301 is increased by adding the secondary braided wire 405 force. On the other hand, for the dense mesh bare stent segment 40 formed by the mixed weaving of the main braiding wire 404 and the auxiliary braiding wire 405, since the wire diameter of the auxiliary braiding wire 405 is smaller than that of the main braiding wire 404, a single auxiliary braiding wire The pressure of 405 on the inner wall of the airway 70 is smaller, which reduces the pressure per unit area of the inner wall of the airway 70 and can further reduce the stimulation caused by the bare stent section 40 of the dense mesh to the inner wall of the airway 70 .

As shown in Figure 36, the end of the dense mesh bare stent segment 40 includes a mesh concentration point 45 formed by the convergence of a plurality of first braided wires 403. When the wire 301 is used, the head end of the secondary braided wire 405 can also be directly connected to the end of the dense mesh bare stent section 40, thereby reducing the number of mesh concentration points 45 of the dense mesh bare stent section 40, and enhancing the strength of a single mesh. The strength of the concentrated point 45 makes the anchoring force of the end of the bare stent section 40 stronger, effectively preventing the stent body 10 from shifting.

Embodiment nine

Embodiment 9 of the present application provides an airway stent, as shown in FIG. 38 to FIG. 40 , and the similarities between Embodiment 9 and Embodiment 8 will not be repeated. The difference between Embodiment 9 and Embodiment 8 is that The stent body 10 also includes at least one third braided wire 302, the waist support segment 30 is formed by mixing the second braided wire 301 and the third braided wire 302, and the dense mesh bare stent 40 is braided by the first braided wire 403 and the third braided wire. The filaments 302 are mixed and braided. The second braiding wire 301 can be formed by weaving several first braiding wires 403 with the same wire diameter, or can be formed by weaving a main braiding wire 404 and a secondary braiding wire 405 with different wire diameters.

Specifically, during the preparation of the stent body 10, the overall radial support force of the stent body 10 can be adjusted by setting the wire diameter and quantity of the third braided wire 302, and the tightness of the bare stent segment 40 against the inner wall 70 of the airway can also be adjusted. pressure.

Wherein, when the total number of the second braided wires 301 and the third braided wires 302 is constant, the larger the wire diameter of the third braided wires 302 is, the greater the radial support force of the whole stent body 10 is. For example, when the wire diameter of the third braiding wire 302 is selected to be larger than the wire diameter of the second braiding wire 301, the overall radial support force of the stent body 10 can be increased; 403 wire diameter, and less than or equal to the wire diameter of the second braided wire 301, while ensuring the radial support force of the lumbar support segment 30, the radial support force of the dense mesh bare support segment 40 can be reduced; When the wire diameter of the third braided wire 302 is smaller than or equal to the wire diameter of the first braided wire 403 , the overall radial support force of the stent body 10 can be reduced.

Wherein, under the condition that the total quantity of the second braiding filament 301 and the third braiding filament 302 is constant, the more the quantity of the third braiding filament 302 is, the less the quantity of the second braiding filament 301 is, and the quantity of the first braiding filament 403 The smaller the number, the less the number of mesh wires in the bare stent section 40 of the dense mesh. Therefore, the greater the pressure on the inner wall 70 of the airway by the bare stent section 40 of the dense mesh; and vice versa.

According to the airway stent of the embodiment, it can not only prevent secretion retention at both ends of the airway stent, prevent tumor 80 from growing into the airway stent, and prevent granulation tissue 90 from growing. It is also possible to flexibly adjust the diameter and quantity of the first braided wire 403, the second braided wire 301, and the third braided wire 302 to flexibly adjust the radial support force of the stent body 10 as a whole, as well as the tight mesh bare stent segment 40 to the airway. The pressure of the inner wall 70 can adapt to the needs of different patients.

The above is only a preferred embodiment of the present invention, but the scope of protection of the present invention is not limited thereto. Anyone skilled in the art can easily think of changes or substitutions within the technical scope disclosed in the present invention. All should be covered within the protection scope of the present invention. Therefore, the protection scope of the present invention should be based on the protection scope of the claims.

Claims (10)

1. The utility model provides an air flue support, includes the support body and sets up the tectorial membrane on the support body, its characterized in that, the support body includes waist support section and sets up close net naked support section of waist support section tip, the tectorial membrane sets up on the waist support section, the tectorial membrane is including setting up the adventitia of waist support section surface and setting are in the internal surface of waist support section.

2. The airway stent of claim 1, wherein the inner membrane and the outer membrane are secured in combination by mesh openings of the lumbar support section.

3. The airway stent of claim 1, wherein an extension membrane is further disposed within the stent body that covers an inner surface of the dense mesh bare stent section.

4. The airway stent of claim 1, wherein the mesh density of the dense net bare stent section is greater than the mesh density of the lumbar stent section, the dense net bare stent section being of a single layer dense woven mesh structure or a multi-layer woven mesh structure.

5. The airway stent according to claim 4, wherein the dense net bare stent section comprises an inner layer supporting net and an outer layer supporting net, one end of the inner layer supporting net is connected to the lumbar stent section, and the other end of the inner layer supporting net is connected to the outer layer supporting net; or one end of the outer layer supporting net is connected with the waist support section, and the other end of the outer layer supporting net is connected with the inner layer supporting net.

6. An airway stent according to claim 5 wherein an interlayer film is provided between the inner and outer support webs.

7. The airway stent according to claim 5, wherein the inner support mesh is integrally formed with the lumbar support section, the ends of the inner support mesh are turned out and folded back to form the outer support mesh, and the inner support mesh is connected to the outer support mesh by a turned-over end.

8. An airway stent according to claim 5 wherein the folded end portions are convex relative to the outer support web in a direction away from the stent body, the outer support web being provided with at least one bump support portion which is the same or different shape to the folded end portions.

9. An airway stent according to claim 1 wherein the lumbar support section is provided with a suture for increasing the strength of the connection of the covering membrane to the lumbar support section.

10. The airway stent according to claim 1, wherein the dense net bare stent section at one end of the stent body is provided with a recovery wire which is threaded along an edge of the dense net bare stent section.

Images