Microchips, Inc.

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Boston Scientific Scimed, Inc.

Charles E Hutchinson

John T Santini, Jr

Robert Samuel Langer

Michael John Cima

Scott Albert Uhland

Dennis Ausiello

Devices for the controlled release of one or more drugs into a patient are provided. The devices include an implantable stent, at least two reservoirs in the stent, and a release system contained in each of the at least two reservoirs, wherein the release system may have one or more drugs for release at a controlled rate. Reservoir caps optionally are provided to control the time at which release of the one or more drugs is initiated.

Stent for controlled release of drug

Devices for the controlled release of one or more drugs are provided. The devices include an implantable stent, at least two reservoirs in the stent, and a release system contained in each of the at least two reservoirs, wherein the release system comprises one or more drugs for release.

Implantable drug delivery stents

Apparatus and methods are provided for the delivery of molecules to a site via a carrier fluid. The apparatus include microchip devices which have reservoirs containing the molecules for release. The apparatus and methods provide for active or passive controlled release of the molecules. Embodiments include systems for release of fragrance molecules and beverage additives.

Microfabricated devices for the delivery of molecules into a carrier fluid

Apparati and methods are provided for the delivery of molecules to a site via a carrier fluid. The apparati include microchip devices which have reservoirs containing the molecules for release. The apparati and methods provide for active or passive controlled release of the molecules. Preferred embodiments include systems for intravenous administration of drugs, wherein drug molecules are released from the microchip devices into a carrier fluid ex vivo, such as a saline solution, forming a drug/saline solution mixture which is then delivered to a patient intravenously.

An attachment for use with a skid loader for lifting and transporting stacks of strapped blocks which includes a frame having an upper and lower horizontal bar, a pair of arms pivotally mounted with the upper bar which are in sliding engagement with the lower bar. A drive member is carried by the frame between the arms for moving the arms between a disengaged and an engaged position. A foot assembly which includes first and second legs and a grabber foot is connected with each of the arms. Each grabber foot includes a planar inner face and is pivotally mounted with a second leg to extend substantially perpendicularly of the associated arm with its inner face canting slightly upwardly and outwardly.

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Canaan, NH, United States of America

Charles E Hutchinson