Method and means for gold-coating implantable intravascular devices
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May 4, 1993
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Jan 7, 1991
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Oct 5, 1988
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Implantable vascular prostheses, formed of synthetic, woven fibers are coated with a thin layer of metallic gold sufficient to create a continuous coating over the surfaces of the fibers that come into contact with blood. The coating is applied by vapor deposition or sputtering to coat the fibers without blocking or bridging the interstices formed by the intersection of the fibers.
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