Medtronic, Inc.

Cahal Mcveigh

Yogesh Darekar

Jean-Pierre Dueri

Finn Olavi Rinne

Elliot J Howard

Priya Nair

Brenda L McIntire

George N Hallak

Matthew W Weston

Rodney Bell

Matthew Baldwin

Wayne M Falk

Fatemeh Fatemi Far

Karl L Olney

Jamie Dunaway

Amy Hallak

David Michael Martin

Mike Conerney

David Nolan

Yogesh A Darekar

Brenda L Mcintire

The devices and methods of this disclosure relate to a heart valve prosthesis that is configured to be implanted within a native heart valve having a smaller perimeter annuli with a generally elliptical shape.

Compact prosthetic heart valve device

Transcatheter aortic valve prostheses for improving the cardiac function of a patient suffering from coronary artery disease. Transcatheter aortic valve prostheses include a valve component and a frame. The valve component includes valve leaflets and a skirt. The frame includes access cells that improve access to a patient's coronary arteries if further intervention is required and/or includes a window or conduction protection cell that is oriented to align with a portion of conduction system of the heart in situ to reduce conduction disturbances of the anatomy. Suture patterns for attaching a commissure to a commissure post of the frame, and for attaching a tissue bumper to the commissure post, are also described.

Transcatheter heart valve prostheses

A modular heart valve prosthesis includes a first heart valve device and a second heart valve device. The first heart valve device includes a first valve support including a first prosthetic valve disposed within the valve support, and an anchoring frame surrounding the first valve support and coupled to the first valve support. The first prosthetic valve includes synthetic fabric leaflets having a first thickness. The second heart valve device includes a second valve support including a second prosthetic valve disposed within the second valve support. The second prosthetic valve includes tissue leaflets having a second thickness, wherein the second thickness is greater than the first thickness. In a first configuration, the second heart valve device is separate from the first heart valve device, and in a second configuration, the second heart valve device is disposed within the first valve support of the first heart valve device.

Modular heart valve prosthesis

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