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TAVR Frame with Coronary Fenestrations and Sinus Relief

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Bounding box
28.4 × 28.4 × 30.0 mm
Engine
Precision B-rep
Parameters
23
Published
October 5, 2026

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The prompt

How can we reduce from design point of view the following significant challenges for current human made implants like 1. Coronary Obstruction: A rigid cylindrical frame can push the native valve tissue outward, blocking flow to the coronary ostia. 2. Paravalvular Leak (PVL): Standard circular frames do not always seal tightly against asymmetric, calcified patient anatomy. 3. Sinus Sequestration: Implants can block normal blood pooling behind the leaflets, raising the risk of blood clots.

Parameters

NameValueRange
Annulus Diameter26 mm20 – 32
Frame Height22 mm18 – 30
Wall Thickness1.5 mm0.8 – 3
Lattice Circumferential Cells12 count6 – 24
Lattice Axial Rows4 count2 – 8
Lattice Hole Radius0.9 mm0.3 – 2.5
Commissural Post Height8 mm4 – 14
Commissural Post Angular Width30 deg15 – 60
Leaflet Top Drop3 mm0 – 6
Leaflet Slant Height12 mm6 – 18
Orifice Radius8 mm5 – 12
Leaflet Thickness0.4 mm0.2 – 1
Sealing Skirt Height4 mm2 – 8
Sealing Skirt Thickness1.2 mm0.6 – 2.5
Commissure Fillet Radius0.3 mm0 – 1
Coronary Ostium Opening Radius2.5 mm1 – 4
Coronary Ostium Height from Inflow13 mm6 – 20
Left Coronary Ostium Angle30 deg0 – 360
Right Coronary Ostium Angle150 deg0 – 360
Sinus Relief Bottom Offset4 mm0 – 10
Sinus Relief Window Height8 mm3 – 15
Sinus Relief Angular Width50 deg20 – 90
Number of Sinus Relief Windows3 count1 – 3

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