Clearstream Technologies Limited

Allan Ronan

Andrew Schaffer

Paul Fillmore

Eoin Ryan

Sean Wall

Pat Byrne

Angela Susan Crall

Robert Righi

Ciaran Giles

Seán Wall

Stephen Sheridan

Paul Merton Wales

Lauren Keogh

Artur Spodobalski

Eoin Connaughton

A control handle for an atherectomy device comprising a housing and a drive module for rotating an abrasive head of the atherectomy device. The drive module is moveable relative to the housing in a longitudinal stroke motion. The control handle further comprises a rotary indexing mechanism connected to the drive module. The rotary indexing mechanism is configured to rotate the drive module by a pre-determined amount after a longitudinal stroke.

Control handle for an atherectomy device

A medical device () for dilating an endovascular lumen and having a collapsed configuration and an expanded configuration, the medical device comprising a stem () extending along a longitudinal axis of the device; a first plate () disposed partly around the stem (); a second plate () disposed partly around the stem () angularly separated in a circumferential direction from the first plate (); and an expansion mechanism () configured to move each of the first plate () and/or the second plate () radially outwardly when the medical device () is expanded from the collapsed configuration to the expanded configuration.

Medical device for dilating an endovascular lumen

A parison for being blow molded into a medical balloon for a catheter includes a first tubular layer having a functional modification and a second tubular layer adapted for bonding with the first tubular layer to form the blow molded balloon. Related methods are also disclosed.

Parison for forming blow molded medical balloon with modified portion, medical balloon, and related methods

A balloon () having a drug carried on a working surface (W) of the balloon wall and a radiopaque identifier () identifying the location of the drug (D) on the balloon (), wherein a portion of the balloon is coated with a radiopaque material to which a drug formulation adheres, and uncoated areas are not covered by the drug (D) or the drug (D) is adhered to the working surface (W), that is not treated with radiopaque material.

Medical balloon with radiopaque identifier for precisely identifying the working surface

A parison for being blow molded into a medical balloon for a catheter includes a first tubular layer having a functional modification and a second tubular layer adapted for bonding with the first tubular layer to form the blow molded balloon. Related methods are disclosed.

There is provided an embolization device for promoting clot formation in a bodily lumen and having a contracted delivery configuration and an expanded deployed configuration, the embolisation device comprising: a stem comprising a tube having a tube wall; and a plurality of flexible bristles extending radially outwardly from the tube, wherein at least one of the plurality of flexible bristles penetrates through the tube wall.

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Enniscorthy, Ireland

Allan Ronan