Biotronik Se Co. Kg

Biotronik Vi Patent Ag

Cortronik Gmbh

Carsten Momma

Jeffrey A Von Arx

Wantjinarjo Suwito

Baerbel Becher

Matthias Frotscher

Marco Bosselmann

Dirk Muessig

Daniel Lootz

Klaus-Peter Schmitz

Alexander Rzany

Niels Grabow

Karsten Schroeder

Antje Quade

Michael Teske

Andreas Ohl

Sabine Illner

Jonathan Ortelt

Martin Thoebe

Angela Podssun-Soldan

Daniela Arbeiter

Stefan Oschatz

Heinz MÜLLER

Bärbel Becher

Karsten Schröder

An anchoring device for anchoring an implantable medical device to tissue of a patient, wherein the anchoring device comprises: an annular member, a plurality of elongated tines connected to the annular member and protruding from the annular member, wherein the annular member comprises at least one stretchable first section that is stretchable along a peripheral direction of the annular member. Further, the invention relates to an implantable medical device (e.g., an implantable cardiac pacemaker) comprising such an anchoring device.

Flexible band tine array, particularly for an implantable cardiac pacemaker

An anchoring device for anchoring an implantable medical device to tissue of a patient, wherein the anchoring device comprises at least one marker that is visible when using an imaging technique such as x-ray imaging.

X-ray marker for implantable medical devices

An implant having a base body, comprised either entirely or in part of a biocorrodible metallic material wherein at least the parts of the base body having the biocorrodible metallic material are at least partially covered with a coating of a crosslinked CFlayer that is nonpolymerized and has an F/C ratio in the range of 0.5 to 1.5.

Implant with a base body of a biocorrodible alloy

A stent comprises a metallic, relatively radiolucent carrier structure and at least one marker element which includes comparatively radiopaque material. The radiopaque material is completely enclosed by a cover layer of a material other than the radiopaque material, the cover layer including metal or a metal compound. The stent may be used to treat a patient.

Stent

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