HÔpitaux Universitaires De Strasbourg (Hus)

Institut National De La Sante Et De La Recherche Medicale

UniversitÉde Strasbourg

Protip Sas

Université Louis Pasteur, U.l.p.

Hôpitaux Universitaires De Strasbourg

Dianosic

Institut Hospitalo-universitaire De Strasbourg

Institut De Recherche Contre Les Cancers De L'appareil Digestif

Bs Medical Tech Industry

Université Louis Pasteur

Christian Debry

André Walder

Juan Hernandez

Bertrand Basch

Marc Augustin

Raymond Basch

Nicolas Sananes

Romain Favre

Joël Leroy

Christian Goetz

Bruno Mutet

Roland Duffait

Sylvain Lefebvre

Claudia Blank

Claudia Blanc

Sylvain Lefebre

Phillippe Schultz

The balloon includes a pouch formed of a sealed wall delimiting an internal space, and a valve for filling the internal space with a fluid, capable of being occluded after filling the internal space. The pouch delimits a fluid-draining orifice opening into the internal space. The balloon further includes an occluding ball that occludes the draining orifice. The occluding ball can be spherical or polyhedral, and be capable of releasing the draining orifice under the effect of a magnetic field, so as to enable the at least partial drainage of the fluid contained in the internal space. The occluding ball is movable along at least two distinct axes in relation to the pouch.

Inflatable and detachable balloon, designed to be implanted in a body cavity, associated treatment kit and draining method

Disclosed is an inflatable balloon for medical use, intended to be inserted deflated into a human or animal body cavity and then inflated once inside this cavity so as to apply pressure against the cavity. The inflatable balloon includes a balloon body, the wall of which is made from a flexible inflatable material, the balloon body having a generally elongated shape with a proximal inflation end and a distal positioning end at the back of the cavity. It further includes an inflation opening formed in the proximal end through which a fluid is introduced into the balloon body so as to inflate it under pressure. The wall of the balloon body locally has an elongated portion called the sole that is stiffer than the rest of the wall, this sole extending from the proximal end to the distal end.

Inflatable balloon for medical use

The invention concerns a method for obtaining a metal implant for open porosity tissue support and/or replacement, characterized in that it comprises the following steps: (i) selecting a mould, (ii) arranging in the mould a solid metal core (), (iii) filling the volume of the mould () still available with a powder of microspheres (), (iv) consolidating the microspheres () with each other as well as with said at least one solid core () by electrical discharge sintering.

Method for obtaining a biocompatible composite implant

The present invention relates to a valve device designed to be implanted in a dysfunctional larynx or in a prosthetic larynx. The valve device has a distal portion forming an annular support structure and a central portion forming an obturator. The obturator includes i) a peripheral part forming a first valve integral with the annular support structure in a first hinge region, and ii) a central part forming a second valve integral with the first valve in a second hinge region.

Valve device intended for being implanted in a dysfunctional larynx or a larynx prosthesis

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Paris, France

Christian Debry