Cook Medical Technologies LLC

Allen E Hacker

Casey L Brown

Chris Ferree

Danielle N Joaquin

Anthony J Melchiorri

Torsten Schreiber

Blayne A Roeder

Elizabeth A Eaton

Chase Wooley

Ryan Krieger

Vincent Mangus

John R Brumleve

Brent Hillard

Bill Prosise

Gregg Arthur

A method of making a contoured internal limb including providing a flattened tubular segment of graft material, and a prosthesis including the contoured internal limb. The tubular segment includes a left lateral edge, a right lateral edge, a first length extending from the left lateral edge to the right lateral edge, and a second length extending from a proximal end to a distal end of the tubular segment. The method also includes contouring a proximal portion, a middle portion, and a distal portion of the contoured internal limb from the tubular segment. The method also includes closing a right lateral edge of the proximal portion and a right lateral edge of a first section of the middle portion. The method further includes removing the proximal, middle and distal portions of the contoured internal limb from the tubular segment and maintaining a second section of the middle portion as circumferentially continuous.

Method of making a contoured internal limb for a prosthesis and prosthesis with a contoured internal limb

Total core biopsy devices and methods of use are provided for taking a total core biopsy sample and a means for using the devices that provide for an adequate sample size and quality while being light-weight, easy to use, small, inexpensive, and permitting one-handed operation and beveled edges to reduce trauma to the surrounding tissue and organs from which a total core biopsy sample may be taken.

Total core biopsy device and method of use

Among other things, there is disclosed a biopsy needle capable of taking samples of varying size. In particular embodiments, a user selects one of a plurality of sample-size settings, which sets the needle to a particular cannula throw-length by moving an internal wall against which a spring engages. For a shorter throw, the wall is in a forward position and the cannula is retracted the smaller amount to compress the spring. For a longer throw, the wall is in a rearward position and the cannula is retracted a larger amount to compress the spring.

Adjustable sample size tissue sampling device

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Bloomington, IN, United States of America

Allen E Hacker