Rafael Medical Technologies Inc.

Endobetix Ltd.

Dan Kinarty

Simon Daniel Brueckheimer

Gil Naor

Roni Zvuloni

Elchanan Bruckheimer

Chen Porat

Pierre Sharvit

Apparatus () for use with pancreaticobiliary secretions that enter a gastrointestinal tract of a subject at an anatomical entry location, the apparatus () comprising: a pancreaticobiliary secretion-diversion guide () configured to collect the pancreaticobiliary secretions from the anatomical entry location and deliver the pancreaticobiliary secretions to a location in the gastrointestinal tract that is distal to the anatomical entry location; and an anchoring system () comprising one or more helical anchors () located within the gastrointestinal tract and configured to apply pressure to a wall of the gastrointestinal tract in order to maintain the pancreaticobiliary secretion-diversion guide in place.

Pancreaticobiliary diversion device

An intravascular filter includes at least one elongated support member configured to assume a retention configuration, such as a generally helical form about a central axis, and at least one flexible elongated filter member supported by the support member. The filter member is configured to assume a predefined filter form in such a manner as to form an obstacle to passage through the vessel, in a direction parallel to central axis, of particles having dimensions greater than the predefined value. The support member and the filter member are preferably prepared in a generally straight configuration to facilitate minimally invasive deployment.

Intravascular filter

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Haifa, Israel

Dan Kinarty