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Clinton Neal Slone

Michael Jurgen Strasser

Peter Christensen Baker

James Michael Lovette

Alan Chung Regala

Michael E Landry

Thomas E King

Joshua Makower

Anton G Clifford

Richard Treadwell

William Gregory Tammen

Benjamin Toru Mino

Ehsan Alipour

Michael J Strasser

Earl A Bright, Ii

Joseph E Luttwak

Mike Strasser

Thomas Edward King

David Lowe

Marc Spinali

Mary O'Connell

Richard A Carlson

Eric Schultz

John Kostin Milanovich

Michael Rode

James Blackburn Joslin

Toru Mino

Alex Shullman

John Y Chang

Theodore Charles Lamson

Joseph Catanese, Iii

Theodore M Bender

Imraan Aziz

Christopher A Miksovsky

Philip John Milanovich

Josef L Friedmann

Andrew H Jones

Ezra T Schiff

Des Regan

Nicholaus M Slone

Adam R L Reineck

Nicholaus Michael Slone

Aziz Imraan

Micheal J Strasser

Irrigation and/or aspiration devices and methods may be configured to aspirate and irrigate alone, sequentially, or concurrently. The devices and methods may provide a base with a removable head, and adapted for partial or complete separation of the irrigation and aspiration functions. The devices and methods can be configured to aspirate and/or irrigate the nasal and sinus cavities. The devices and methods may be manually and/or automatically controlled. The devices and methods may include removable, and/or replaceable, and/or refillable, and easily cleanable reservoirs for aspirant and irrigant. The device head and/or aspirant reservoir may comprise a diagnostic device, i.e., test device and/or container after use of the devices and methods.

Irrigation and aspiration device and method

Methods and devices for relieving stenoses in, or otherwise improving blood flow through, body lumens. Although applicable in a variety of different body lumens, the methods and devices of this invention are specifically useable for relieving stenoses in, or otherwise improving blood flow through, veins which drain blood from the brain for treatment of multiple sclerosis or other neurodegenerative disorders that are caused, triggered or exacerbated by venous occlusion or venous insufficiency.

Methods, systems and devices for treatment of cerebrospinal venous insufficiency and multiple sclerosis

Irrigation and aspiration device and methods

A system for manipulating energy transferred by members defining a joint. The system includes a first attachment structure configured to be attached to a first member of the joint and a second attachment structure configured to be attached to a second member of the joint. There is also an adjustable energy absorbing device attached to the first attachment structure and second attachment structure, wherein adjusting the energy absorbing device changes the load manipulating characteristics of the energy absorbing device.

Absorber designs for implantable device

Bell

Various embodiments are directed to base components that are usable with implantable mechanical energy absorbing systems. According to one embodiment, the base component includes a low-profile body having a elongate, straight portion at a first end and a curved body portion at a second end. The second end is elevated as compared to the first end. An inner surface of the low-profile body has a raised portion extending along the elongate, straight portion of the low-profile body. The base component also includes a plurality of openings positioned along the low-profile body for alignment and purposes of affixation to body anatomy.

Femoral and tibial base components

A ball and socket assembly including a ball component with a notch formed therein. The socket is a one-piece structure including an opening sized to receive the ball component. The ball is a capable of being inserted into the socket when the notch, cavity, or undercut is properly oriented relative to the opening of the one-piece socket.

Ball and socket assembly

An irrigation and aspiration system is disclosed. The system can be configured to aspirate and irrigate alone, sequentially or concurrently. The system can be configured to aspirate and irrigate the nasal cavity. The system can be manually controlled. The system can have removable and easily cleanable reservoirs for aspirant and irrigant.

Adjustable absorber designs for implantable device

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