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|May 31, 2011
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|Garland L. Segner, Kent D. Anderson, Douglas B. P. Molland, Thomas L. Clubb, Michael J. Urick
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|Tyco Healthcare Group Lp
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This invention relates to a guide wire for use in surgical intervention procedures. In particular, this invention relates to a guide wire with a distal tip having multiple filaments.
Guide wires are generally elongate structures for use in medical procedures. During such procedures, a distal portion of the wire is positioned within a lumen of a patient's body to acquire and/or maintain access to a region of interest. For example, such a region of interest of a patient's body may include a locally stenosed lumen at a location in the patient's vascular system. A catheter can be advanced over a guide wire for treatment or diagnostic purposes.
The guide wire and catheter are positioned within the patient's body by an operator such as a medical doctor. A proximal portion of the wire and a proximal portion of the catheter extend outwardly from the patient's body for manipulation by the operator. The operator steers the guide wire to a treatment site by forming a small bend on the distal end of the wire, introducing the wire percutaneously into the patient's body, and advancing and torqueing the guide wire until the region of interest is reached. The guide wire can be directed into an off-axis channel by torqueing the wire until the bent tip enters the channel and then advancing the guide wire further into the channel. In the case of over-the-wire systems, at least a portion of the wire must extend proximally relative to the proximal end of the catheter, thereby allowing the catheter to be manipulated axially relative to the wire.
Guide wires may be maintained at an intended axial position within the lumen of the patient's body so as to afford access to a treatment or diagnostic site. The wire may be maintained by any means that enable the relative position of the wire to be established within the lumen, such as by an anchored distal protection device, or by manually maintaining the position of the wire within the lumen. Once an axial position is established, the wire is maintained in position to allow devices such as a balloon catheter, a stent, a distal protection device, an atherectomy catheter, a thrombectomy catheter, or the like to be advanced over the wire to the treatment or diagnostic site.
Guide wires have several key performance requirements. Flexibility is needed for adequate tracking in tortuous anatomy. Flexibility and control of movement is particularly desirable at the distal end of a guide wire. The guide wire preferably has isotropic bending characteristics along the proximal shaft region to prevent occurrence of whipping during application of torque. In addition, the guide wire needs good structural integrity so that it does not bend undesirably, kink, or pull apart in tension. Guide wires need to have good torsional stiffness along their entire length so they can be steered into a region of interest by application of torque. At least a portion of a guide wire needs to be radiopaque so that it can be viewed fluoroscopically during an interventional procedure.
Guide wires often include a "floppy tip" at their distal end. The floppy distal tip provides an atraumatic and radiopaque terminus and can be any desired length. An atraumatic tip prevents vessel injury during initial placement or subsequent advancement of the guide wire. A radiopaque tip helps the physician verify suitable tip placement during fluoroscopy. The floppy tip can comprise a springy or resilient material, such as a metal (e.g., stainless steel, iron alloys such as Elgiloy™, and shape memory metal such as nitinol) or polymer (e.g., polyetheretherketone (PEEK), polyimide, polyester, PEBAX, urethane, polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE), and the like). Springy materials are desirable because they tend to retain their shape. The physician will initially shape the tip, typically with a slight curve, and then as the wire is advanced through the body the tip will be deflected as it encounters obstacles. It is desirable, after the inevitable deflections during insertion, that the tip restores itself to the pre-set shape.
The transition between a guide wire and its distal tip is most preferably smooth and continuous to promote pushability and tracking. State of the art guide wires employ various distal tips which include radiopaque coils and sheaths. Frequently, coil tips are bonded or welded to the distal end of the guide wire, resulting in stiffened areas that affect the flexibility and handleability of the guide wire. An added disadvantage is that coils require an attachment method such as welding, soldering, or adhesive bonding, which can adversely affect fluoroscopic tracking. Radiopaque sheathed tips can also result in undesirable stiffness at the distal end of a guide wire. Further, conventional coiled guide wire tips are not strong in tension and it is not unusual for a guide wire tip to separate from the guide wire during use. Tip separation is often accompanied by lengthening and unwinding of the coil which offers minimal resistance to tensile forces due to the fact that the coil turns are substantially transverse to the coil axis. Although safety wires are often added to guide wire tips to prevent coil lengthening, such wires must be small in cross section to prevent adding unwanted stiffness to the tip of the guide wire. Because their cross-sectional area must be low, the strength of safety wires is limited.
Still needed in the art are guide wires that are particularly easy to advance and control and are flexible for their entire length yet which are sufficiently strong in tension to prevent damage during use. In particular, a more flexible and torquable distal end of the guide wire would be desirable.
The invention provides a guide wire comprising an elongate, flexible core having a proximal region, a proximal end, a distal region, and a distal end, and the distal region having a tapered portion; a plurality of wire strands wrapped helically parallel to one another and disposed on at least a portion of the tapered distal region of the core; a polymer tie layer disposed on at least a portion of the plurality of wire strands; and a lubricious polymer layer disposed on the polymer tie layer.
The invention also provides a guide wire comprising an elongate, flexible core having a proximal region, a proximal end, a distal region, and a distal end, and the distal region having a tapered portion; a plurality of wire strands wrapped helically parallel to one another and disposed on at least a portion of the tapered distal region of the core; and a polymer tie layer disposed on at least a portion of the plurality of wire strands. The polymer tie layer provides the only form of attachment between the plurality of wire strands and the core.
It is to be understood that both the foregoing general description and the following detailed description are exemplary and explanatory and are intended to provide further explanation of the invention as claimed.
The terms "distal" and "proximal" as used herein refer to the relative position of the guide wire in a lumen. The most "proximal" point of the guide wire is the end of the guide wire extending outside the body closest to the physician. The most "distal" point of the guide wire is the end of the guide wire placed farthest into a body lumen from the entrance site.
The guide wire of this invention is intended for use during interventional, diagnostic, and access procedures such as coronary, peripheral, neurovascular, and gastro-intestinal applications.
The guide wire of this invention can comprise a core wire, filaments or strands of various materials disposed about the core wire to produce desired characteristics of flexibility and handleability, a polymer coating disposed over the strands, and a lubricious coating disposed about at least the distal portion of the guide wire. In one embodiment, the distal tip further comprises a polymer containing radiopaque material.
Suitable materials for the guide wire include one or more of a metal, a shape memory metal alloy or polymer, stainless steel, and engineering polymers. These materials include titanium and its alloys, cobalt-chromium-nickel-molybdenum-iron alloy (commercially available under the trade designation Elgiloy™), and polymers such as liquid crystal polymers, polyetheretherketone (PEEK), polyimide, and polyester. A shape memory or superelastic metal or polymer is particularly suitable for applications in which it is desired that the guide wire maintain a pre-determined curvature. A shape memory or superelastic metal comprising nickel and titanium known as "nitinol" is commercially available in various dimensions and can be heat set into a desired shape, compressed for delivery to a site, and then released to resume the heat-set shape.
The core wire is shaped by any suitable means, typically by grinding or etching to the desired shape and dimension. For example, a desired length of the distal portion of the core wire is made narrower and/or flatter than the proximal portion of the core wire. Grinding is one preferred method to reduce the outer diameter of the core wire. It should be noted that the core wire may be provided with a lubricious coating, such as polyfluorotetraethylene (PTFE) or other fluorinated polymers, parylene, polyurethanes, and silicones. The core wire may be coated prior to or after grinding.
About the distal portion of the core wire are disposed one or more strands of a shape memory alloy or a combination of materials designed to impart the proper flexibility to the distal tip. These materials include titanium and its alloys, cobalt-chromium-nickel-molybdenum-iron alloy (commercially available under the trade designation Elgiloy™), stainless steel, tungsten, platinum, and engineered polymers such as liquid crystal polymers, polyetheretherketone (PEEK), polyimide, and polyester. These strands may be laid in the vicinity of or adjacent to the core wire. In preferred embodiments, 3 to 24 filaments or wires, having diameters ranging from 0.0025 cm (0.001 inch) to about 0.025 cm (0.010 inch) are disposed next to the core wire.
An optional polymer sheath or layer comprises one or more polymers, e.g., polyamide block copolymers (commercially available under the trade designation "PEBAX"), nylon, ethyl vinyl acetate, silicone, urethane, polytetrafluoroethylene, or polyethylene. The polymer sheath can be produced by dip coating or direct extrusion. The polymer sheath can be comprised of a piece of heat shrink tubing that is recovered onto the wire by application of heat to the tubing. The polymer sheath can be formed by placing a piece of thermoplastic tubing within a piece of heat shrink tubing on the tip of the wire and thermally reflowing the thermoplastic tubing. This is done by applying enough heat to melt the thermoplastic tubing and simultaneously recover the heat shrink tubing such that pressure applied by the heat shrink tubing forces the melted thermoplastic tubing into contact with the unmelted components of the tip. Often significant adhesion between components can be achieved using this technique. Once the polymer sheath has been applied, an additional grinding operation may be needed to obtain a consistent outer diameter over the length of the polymer sheath.
An optional lubricious coating preferably is disposed about the strands, about the polymer layer, if it is present, or about both the strands and the polymer layer. Typically, the proximal portion of the core wire will already have a lubricious coating on it and does not require further coating. Suitable lubricious coatings include hydrophilic materials such as polyvinylpyrrolidone (PVP), polyethylene oxide, polyethylene glycol, cellulosic polymers, and hydrophilic maleic anhydride, or hydrophobic materials such as silicone, PTFE, or FEP. These coatings are typically applied by dip coating or spray methods, and heat curing may be used. For example, cure temperatures up to about 70� C. are used for silicone coatings, and several hundred degrees may be required for PTFE coatings.
In addition to the lubricious coating, bioactive coatings may be applied over all or part of the guide wire. Such coatings also may incorporate materials such as heparin, hirudin and its analogs, or other drugs. These coatings typically are applied by dip coating. Bioactive coatings are desirable to prevent blood clotting or for delivery of drugs to a specific site.
An additional and optional radiopaque polymer tip section may comprise a flexible polymer such as PEBAX, polyurethane, or polyethylene having a radiopaque material in it. Such radiopaque materials are well known in the art and typically include compounds of tungsten, barium, and/or bismuth.
In the figures below, the full length of the guide wire is not shown, and it is to be understood that the length of the guide wire can vary as desired, though typically it ranges in length from 30 to 400 cm. Procedures such as Peripherally Inserted Central Catheter (PICC) placement or vascular access may require guide wires from 30 to 80 cm in length. Common lengths of guide wires for coronary, peripheral and neurovascular interventions range from 170 to 300 cm in length. These lengths allow for the use of standardized rapid exchange and over-the-wire catheter systems, respectively. The length of the shaped distal end also may vary, for example, from 5 to 80 cm in length.
The outer diameter of the guide wire ranges from about 0.013 cm (0.005 inch) to about 0.097 cm (0.038 inch). These diameters are standard for guide wires used during neurovascular, cardiovascular, peripheral, and gastrointestinal procedures. The diameter preferably remains relatively constant over the length of the guide wire, though a small amount of tapering may occur at the distal end.
The various embodiments of the invention will now be described in connection with the drawing figures. It should be understood that for purposes of better describing the invention, the drawings have not been made to scale. Further, some of the figures include enlarged or distorted portions for the purpose of showing features that would not otherwise be apparent.
Disposed over strands 15 is polymer coating 16, covering strands 15 from tapering region 12 to tip 13 a, and preferably comprises flexible polymer such as PEBAX or polyethylene. The polymer coating is applied so that the outer diameter of the distal portion is constant or may be post processed such as by grinding to achieve a diameter similar to that of proximal portion 11. Optionally, polymer coating 16 can be applied over the entire length of guide wire 10, or over a portion of guide wire 10, provided that central core proximal portion 11 is reduced in diameter to accommodate the thickness of polymer coating 16. In another embodiment, polymer coating fills some or all of the annular space 17 between central core 14 and strands of wire 15.
Disposed over polymer coating 16 is lubricious layer 18, which covers the distal-most 5 to 50 cm of the guide wire. Preferably, this lubricious layer comprises a hydrophilic coating comprised in part of maleic anhydride. However, the lubricious coating can be comprised of any of the materials described above. In another embodiment, the polymer coating can be replaced in whole or in part by a radiopaque metallic coil as is known in the guide wire arts.
Alternatively, polymer coating 46 can comprise in part radiopaque fillers as are known in the art. Radiopaque polymer 36 can optionally be omitted and diameters of strands 47 and polymer coating 46 increased to substantially equal diameter D1. In another embodiment, the polymer coating can be replaced in whole or in part by a radiopaque metallic coil as is known in the guide wire arts.
Polymer coating 26 is applied over the entire guide wire, resulting in the full length of the guide wire having a constant diameter. That is, the diameter of the polymer coated distal portion is the same as diameter as the polymer coated proximal portion of the central core. The coating may be radiopaque due to fillers added to the polymer as described above. In addition, lubricious coating 28 is applied over the distal portion of the guide wire. In another embodiment, the polymer coating can be replaced in whole or in part by a radiopaque metallic coil as is known in the guide wire arts.
It is recognized that the relative position of core and strands at the tip of the wires disclosed herein can be varied.
Method of Manufacture
A guide wire according to this invention can be made by winding wires of the desired diameter around a support mandrel or core. Individual wires are wound onto spools, which are loaded into a stranding machine. Each wire is pulled under tension through the apex of the stranding machine and wrapped around a support mandrel. For example, a helical wind is desirable. Wires wound in this way are oriented at an angle of 10 to 80 degrees relative to the longitudinal axis of the support mandrel.
Wire is released from the spools and spirally wound around the support mandrel as it is fed through the stranding machine. Rollers may be used to contact the wires prior to and after the apex to control how tightly the wires are wrapped onto the support mandrel. For some materials, a heater is used post-apex for shape retention. The temperatures used depend upon the composition of the wires. For example, nitinol is processed from 450� C. to 550� C. Some metals, such as platinum, gold, or annealed stainless steel are sufficiently pliable to forego the heat treatment. The stranded material/support mandrel is cut into lengths, and the strands are removed from the support mandrel. The stranded material is then trimmed to a desired length and fitted over the distal shaped end of the guide wire.
The above description and the drawings are provided for the purpose of describing embodiments of the invention and are not intended to limit the scope of the invention in any way. It will be apparent to those skilled in the art that various modifications and variations can be made without departing from the spirit or scope of the invention. Thus, it is intended that the present invention cover the modifications and variations of this invention provided they come within the scope of the appended claims and their equivalents.
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Then it was finally time for me to leave the hospital, and the bandage was unwrapped from around my head. With one last light driven glance, Dr. Witt had assured my injury had healed, and I was off with my mom and dad, comfortably tucked in the back of our family's blue Camry. Several swam seas of cars later, we arrived to the apartment building that bordered a street that bordered the woods where I died, and it was through there and the lobby that had a smell that was there when I first walked through it years ago, that we returned to our room. My mom and dad went to business, having taking the day off so that they could cook me a welcome home meal, and I returned quietly to my sanctum, where I lay on a bed covered with books both read and unread. There I propped my feet up and laid back, thinking about the stuff I had been thinking about in the hospital and trying to decide what I would do in this life. I had closed my eyes and imagined the woman again, then wished I could see more of the world she came from, and I think I might have fallen asleep because then I had a dream. In it, I was standing near two other people but I couldn't tell if they were boys or girls. We were in the middle of a busy walkway where others walk by us and occasionally stopped to look at nondescript items on merchant stands. One of the figures said something to me, and although I didn't hear what it was I nodded and led the way, showing him or her to a crystal like building, that I knew was beautiful, but couldn't quite describe. There was a noise just then, something like an explosion and I realized there was panic as my friend tried to get me to run away. At that moment, I had opened my mouth, ready to tell him or her something, but then my mom shook me awake as she sat at the foot of my bed.
"Dinners ready." She told me as I opened green eyes and rubbed them.
"I was sleep for that long?" I replied; having thought the dream was no more than a few minutes long.
"I guess you're still tired. You can stay out of school tomorrow if you want." She said, and I don't know why I did what I did next, but I can tell you that I thought it was stupid, and I could tell you that even if you gave me the chance to go back and do it all over again, my answer would still be the same.
"No, I'll go." I said and my mom kissed my forehead as she left the room and gave me a chance to follow
School was a surprising atmosphere when I went to it the next day. I was the type of kid who generally got ignored by his peers when he walked through the hall or entered the class, but today I was greeted by curious stares in the halls, and a welcome back card when I entered the class. I still couldn't tell you why I chose school over staying home, and I wasn't happy that I chose it but it was an easier decision to bear when the teacher gave us free time. As per usual, I found my seat near the left wall (the one lined with three large windows) and unlike usual my classmates found me there and began to assault me with question.
"My mom said you died a lot in there." A girl said and I thought about that, and how funny it would be if I could admit that I only died once. "She told me that a guardian angel must have been watching over you. Did you see one?" She asked and I wondered if she was the type of person, I could tell about my experience.
"Angels don't exist!" A boy behind her yelled, and she turned to him with the most vicious glare.
"Yes they do, my mom said that I was one!" The girl roared and she and he birthed an argument from there that took some of the attention away from me.
I spent a good while answering questions asked about my position, like how I fell in the woods in the first place, and if I felt like I was in a coma. They asked how my injury had healed so fast, and if it was alright for me to still play sports (as if I did in the first place), and the more answers I gave the more the other students started to leave me alone, taking the information I gave them to new conversations. The class was only halfway over when I was left be, and I listened with a smile on my face as some of them talked about what I said. Over there, a boy said he wouldn't have been knocked out at all, and over here, a girl talked about how I was lucky. It was a literal fifteen minutes of fame, but I didn't care because I didn't want the attention in the first place. Everyone had gone back to pretending I wasn't there, and that went on till the end of the day, where the last teacher did not give us free time and we quietly did our work. For the last thirty minutes, I did my work, and felt a flame on my back, and then the day was over and I was ready to go.
I remembered being disappointed and wondering why I went to school in the first place, when a sudden tap on my shoulder made me jump and made me turn toward a face that was sort of familiar. A hazel skinned boy who was as about as tall as I was with, thin-rimmed glasses over his eyes. His hands with dug into the pockets of a green pull over, and he looked at me with brown eyes that suggested he was a little scared.
"Thank you for helping me out before." He said, and I spent a good moment trying to remember who he was and how I helped. I remembered who he was first.
"You're Jacque, right?" I replied and he nodded, and I continued to think again. I knew his name was Jacque because he was one of the kids in my class, and the reason he said I helped him out… The way I helped him out… It wasn't coming to me.
"I'm surprised you got away from Neil though, you know he's on the track team right?" He laughed, and then it came to me and made me say aloud.
"Oh right, I got Neil off of you!" I clapped and it seemed he was surprised that I just now realized. I wondered if I could say that that wasn't my original intention. "No problem," I chose otherwise and he laughed before going silent and again seeming a little scared as he looked into my eyes.
"Um," He murmured. "Are you all right?" He asked and I thought about it before nodding my head.
"Why wouldn't I be?"
"N-no reason." And I suppose I should have questioned him more then but he caught sight of something behind me, and waved goodbye before I could say another word.
It seemed that a lot of taps would startle me today, but the new one I got wasn't nearly as startling as the one who delivered it. It was a boy I definitely knew, and he was still very different from me. Still taller. Still more muscular. Still a kid with bobbed blonde hair and bright blue eyes. He was still very much the same person he was when he chased me through the woods with a couple of friends who weren't there now, and launched the rock that was sort of the cause of my death. There was something different about him today though.
"I'm sorry." He said and that was the thing about him that startled me.
"S-sorry?" I said it because I wasn't sure I heard him, but I think he thought I was questioning his apology.
"I know that it's my fault you fell and almost died."Almost… right…"And saying sorry doesn't make up for that but I really am." He said, and though it seemed like this was the type of thing that happened because someone forced him, I could see tears in his eyes that suggested he really meant it.
"It's alright." I gave him a smile, and though he still seemed on the verge of crying, my smile left him taken aback.
Speechless was something else my smile left him, as he simply nodded and walked away. It was while Neil walked away and his apology was fresh in my mind, playing on a victorious repeat that I realized what I could do in this life that I couldn't do in the last one.
"I'll find out why he bullies people." I whispered to myself, and I'd be lying if I said there wasn't a sort of sinister look on my somewhat girlish face…


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Researchers from San Francisco State University found that nitrogen entering the ocean -- whether through natural processes or pollution -- boosts the growth and toxicity of a group of phytoplankton that can cause the human illness Amnesic Shellfish Poisoning.
Commonly found in marine waters off the North American West Coast, these diatoms (phytoplankton cells) of the Pseudo-nitzschia genus produce a potent toxin called domoic acid. When these phytoplankton grow rapidly into massive blooms, high concentrations of domoic acid put human health at risk if it accumulates in shellfish. It can also cause death and illness among marine mammals and seabirds that eat small fish that feed on plankton.
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Nitrogen can occur naturally in marine waters due to coastal upwelling, which draws cool, nutrient-rich water containing nitrate (the most stable form of nitrogen) from deeper depths into sunlit surface waters. Pollution, including agricultural runoff containing fertilizer and effluent from sewage plants, is also responsible for adding nitrogen, including ammonium and urea, to ocean waters, but in most regions these types of nitrogen occur at relatively low concentrations.
In laboratory studies, Cochlan and former graduate student Maureen Auro found that natural and pollution-caused nitrogen forms equally support the growth of the harmful algae and cause the production of the domoic acid, but in all cases the natural form of nitrogen caused the most toxic cells.
They also found that these small diatoms became particularly toxic under low light levels - a condition that usually slows the growth of phytoplankton. The species, P. cuspidata, underwent an up to 50 fold increase in toxicity under low light levels compared to the conditions that are thought to normally favor phytoplankton growth.
Scientists already know that in some large-celled species of their toxicity increases when the cells grow slower, but in previous studies the slowing of cellular growth was due to the limitation of vital nutrients, such as silicate. However Cochlan's latest study found that the toxicity of these small toxigenic diatoms is affected by the type of nitrogen they consume. He found that under low light levels -- leading to slow growth -- phytoplankton cells that were fed on naturally occurring nitrate were more toxic than cells that were fed on either urea or ammonium caused by pollution.
"Our results demonstrate that the reason for the growth of these specific harmful algal blooms off the coast of North America from British Columbia to California may in fact be due to totally natural causes," Cochlan said.
Such toxic algal blooms may be largely supported by the natural upwelling of nitrogen. However, Cochlan cautions that when the pattern of upwelling is weaker, nitrogen from pollution could play an important role in sustaining a "seed population" of harmful algae - a remnant that keeps the bloom going until upwelling resumes and the bloom is able to grow again and perhaps increase their toxic effect on the marine ecosystem.
"This is the first physiological study to look at the environmental conditions that promote both the growth and the toxicity of these small diatoms," Cochlan said. "The findings may shed light on why these microorganisms produce a potent neurotoxin and what the ecological advantage is for the phytoplankton producing it."
"Nitrogen Utilization and Toxin Production by Two Diatoms of the pseudodelicatissima complex: P. cuspidata and P. fryxelliana," was published in the February 2013 issue of the Journal of Phycology. The paper was authored by Maureen E. Auro, a graduate of the marine biology master's program at SF State, and William P. Cochlan, senior research scientist at SF State's Romberg Tiburon Center for Environmental Studies.
The study was funded by the National Science Foundation's Ecology and Oceanography of Harmful Algal Blooms program (ECOHAB).
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