An anchoring sleeve is optionally provided at a distal end.

The invention relates to an injection fixing arrangement (1) comprising an anchor sleeve (5) and an anchor rod (6).

The heart valve may be non- expandable and the anchoring sleeve may provide the primary anchoring structure of the valve.

A wedge deadend used to secure a cable is disclosed.

The wedge deadend includes a single assembled frame comprising two plates.

The invention, however, provides an injection fixing arrangement (1) for use in through-hole mounting in which a transverse force sleeve (11) is joined to the anchoring area (9) of the anchor sleeve (5).

A flared anchoring sleeve may be disposed on the shaft of the anchor member so as to flare away from the proximal end of the shaft.

The device also comprises a tubular anchor connection piece for receiving the sheathed tension member (2), said connection piece being connected to the anchor part.

The anchor sleeve is 42 mm long with an external diameter of 10 mm when not expanded.

For instance, the anchoring sleeve may be formed of an inner material that swells upon contact with body fluids enclosed by a cover.

The anchoring sleeve is configured to collapse and prevent retraction of the suture after insertion through the tissue wall.

The anchoring sleeve is at least partly made of a material that increases in size, i.e., swells, due to absorption of body fluids.

Following formation of the window (41), the mill (31) is retrieved leaving the anchoring sleeve (29) in place for subsequent well procedures.

An anchoring sleeve for a prosthetic heart valve having an expandable frame surrounds a majority of the frame and may define an external hourglass configuration.

Use the binder post as a guide and cut the screw rod to a length of your previous measurement + 51 mm.