Boston Scientific Scimed, Inc.

Brussels Medical Device Center

UniversitÉ Libre De Bruxelles

Cecilia Delattre

Nicolas Cauche

Martyn G Folan

Peter L Dayton

Louis J Barbato

Thomas M Keating

John Thomas Favreau

Daniel Tuck

Jacques Deviere

Martin Burke

Jean-Michel Gonzalez

Marc A Barthet

Marcia Nardone

Eric F Brown

John Nguyen

This disclosure relates generally to medical devices, systems, and methods for locating devices and/or anatomy during medical procedures. More particularly, in some embodiments, the disclosure relates to medical device and/or anatomy locating devices, access devices, and systems and methods thereof, for use during, e.g., gastrojejunostomy procedures. In an aspect, a medical device locator may include an elongate member (such as sheath or guidewire) having a proximal end, a distal end, a longitudinal axis, and a length extending along the longitudinal axis. A location device may be disposed along the length of the elongate member.

Devices, systems, and methods for locating a body lumen

The present disclosure relates generally to stents, systems, and methods for gastrointestinal treatment. In some embodiments, a stent may include a tubular scaffold having a first end opposite a second end, wherein a lumen extends between the first and second ends. The tubular scaffold may include a flared section and a medial section extending from the flared section, wherein a first diameter of the flared section is greater than a second diameter of the medial section. The stent may further include a liner extending partially along a surface of the tubular scaffold, wherein the liner is spaced from an anchoring region of the flared section to promote tissue ingrowth with the flared section.

Stents, systems, and methods for gastrointestinal tract treatment

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Brussels, Belgium

Cecilia Delattre