Boston Scientific Scimed, Inc.

Collin Murray

Shawn Ryan

Laurie A Lehtinen

Andrew Pic

Paul Smith

Joseph W King

Matthew Robert Jagelski

Daniel Congdon

Lauren Lydecker

Gonzalo Jose Saenz Villalobos

Ryan Evers

Irina Pyataeva

Henry Stock

Joseph Rausa

Nicholas Seagrave

A device for delivering an agent may comprise a chamber for receiving agent through an agent inlet; and a body received within the chamber. The body may be movable in first and second directions along a longitudinal axis of the chamber. In a first configuration of the body, an amount of the agent may flow into the chamber via the agent inlet. In a second configuration of the body, the agent is prevented from flowing into the chamber via the agent inlet. When the body is transitioned from the first configuration to the second configuration, the amount of the agent may be moved from a first position along the longitudinal axis of the chamber to a second position along the longitudinal axis of the chamber.

Devices and methods for delivering powdered agents

A medical device includes a longitudinal portion with one or more tubes, a distal portion with one or more arms, and one or more actuation mechanisms. The one or more arms each includes an arm lumen. Each arm lumen is connected to a respective tube, and at least one of the longitudinal portion and the distal portion is configured to be coupled to a distal end of an insertion device. The one or actuation mechanisms are movable to transition one or more arms from a closed configuration to an open configuration.

Medical systems, devices, and related methods

A device may be configured to deliver an agent to a target tissue via a pressurized fluid and the device may include a catheter including a lumen; an enclosure configured to store the agent, receive the pressurized fluid, and release a combination of the pressurized fluid and the agent; and a valve downstream of the enclosure to receive the combination of the pressurized fluid and the agent from the enclosure. The valve may have a first configuration preventing a flow of the combination through the lumen and a second configuration permitting the flow of the combination through the lumen.

Medical devices for agent delivery and related methods of use

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Collin Murray