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US Patent 7625365 Intravascular device and carrier tube with interference fit member

Patent 7625365 was granted and assigned to Boston Scientific on December, 2009 by the United States Patent and Trademark Office.

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Current Assignee

Boston Scientific

Patent Jurisdiction

United States Patent and Trademark Office

Patent Number

7625365

Date of Patent

December 1, 2009

Patent Application Number

10244870

Date Filed

September 17, 2002

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Patent Primary Examiner

Nicholas D Lucchesi

Patent abstract

An intravascular device can have an elongate shaft and a proximal hub assembly. The proximal hub assembly can include an interference fit member (IFM) which forms an interference fit with a carrier tube to reduce the tendency of the device to fall out of the carrier tube during handling and to provide for easy removal of the device when ready for use.

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