Boston Scientific Scimed, Inc.

Daniel E Hamilton

Samuel Raybin

Jon B Taylor

Robert A Charles

Robert B Devries

Ray Hewenson Tong

Niklas Andersson

Mary Ann Cornell

Paul J Smith

Meghan Elizabeth Soens

John B Golden

Shawn Ryan

Paul Smith

Matthew Robert Jagelski

Celine Chin

Meghan E Soens

Jon Taylor

Ray H Tong

Robert Charles

The present disclosure is directed to a medical instrument. The medical instrument may include a delivery device and a retraction mechanism including a target tissue anchor and a first stabilizing anchor, wherein the target tissue anchor attaches to target tissue and connects to the delivery device.

Tissue retraction devices and related methods of use

A tissue cutting device includes a flexible elongate body including a channel extending therethrough, a distal member connected to a distal end of the elongate body. The distal member includes a lumen extending therethrough in communication with the channel and a recess extending through an exterior surface of the distal member along a portion of a length thereof. The recess extends includes a receiving structure at a distal end thereof. A cutting element is slidably received within the channel and the lumen so that the cutting element is movable between an open tissue-receiving configuration and a closed tissue-gripping configuration, in which a distal portion of the cutting element extends across the recess such that the distal end of the cutting element is received within the receiving structure, a portion of a length of the distal portion extending radially beyond an exterior surface of the distal member.

Retractable tissue cutting device

A tissue retractor for attachment to an elongate member of a medical device. The tissue retractor includes a cap having a central longitudinal axis. The cap includes an attachment section adapted to attach to a distal end of the elongate member. The cap further includes a moveable component pivotally attached to the attachment section at one or more pivot points, and an actuator connected to the moveable component to transition the moveable component across the central longitudinal axis from an insertion state to an actuated state.

Medical devices and related methods of use

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Mont Vernon, NH, United States of America

Daniel E Hamilton