Boston Scientific Scimed, Inc.

Cardiothoracic Systems, Inc.

Sadra Medical, Inc.

Other

Maquet Cardiovascular LLC

Biocircuits Corporation

David J Paul

Benjamin Sutton

Eugene Edward Reis

Brian D Brandt

Harry Leonard Green, Ii

Lawrence W Hu

Amr Salahieh

Daniel K Hildebrand

Emma Leung

Brian K McCollum

Kenneth M Martin

Charles S Taylor

Joshua K Wallin

Gary B Weller

Takashi Harry Ino

Randy S Gamarra

Richard M Ferrari

Crissly Valdez Crisostomo

Morejohn P Dwight

Dwight P Morejohn

Tom Saul

Hans Oliver Ribi

Peter W Gregg

Nicole Denise Bloom

Henry L Schwartz

Harry Ino

Alfredo R Cantu

David S Tung

Cheryl A Cathey

Harry L Green

Rajan Khokhar

Jeffrey B Langford

Stanley A Carroll

Crissly V Crisostomo

Harry Leonard Ii Green

Antonio Califiore

Benjamin T Sutton

Jonathan M Tanaka

Brian Mccollum

Kenneth Martin

Medical devices and delivery systems for delivering medical devices to a target location within a subject. In some embodiments the medical devices can be locked in a fully deployed and locked configuration. In some embodiments the delivery systems are configured with a single actuator to control the movement of multiple components of the delivery system. In some embodiments the actuator controls the independent and dependent movement of multiple components of the delivery system.

Medical devices and delivery systems for delivering medical devices

A medical device may include a handle housing having a side wall defining an interior space and proximal and distal apertures extending through the side wall, an elongated outer sheath, an elongated inner member, a proximal flush port disposed within the interior space and in fluid communication with the elongated inner member, and a distal flush port disposed within the interior space and in fluid communication with the elongated outer sheath. A control knob may be rotated to move the distal flush port within the interior space.

Direct connect flush system

A medical device handle may include an elongated handle housing, a rotatable collar disposed about the handle housing, a rotatable control knob disposed about the collar, and a slidable door disposed about the collar. The door may be rotatably locked to the collar to prevent relative rotation between the door and the collar. The door may slidable from a closed position to a first open position, and slidable from the first open position to a second open position.

Medical device handle

Surgical devices for stabilizing the heart are disclosed which facilitate anastomosis under beating heart conditions. Various instruments or devices may be maneuvered and secured on a retractor device to provide stabilization of the heart. An instrument mount is provided which is preferably configured to accept a surgical instrument, such as a tissue stabilizer, and to allow the instrument to be easily maneuvered to a desired position and subsequently locked into position with a simple operation of a single locking actuator. Further disclosed are stabilizer devices each having at least one surface for contacting the heart and each being adapted to be mounted to the retractor while having the ability to be positioned in the desired location against the heart.

Surgical instruments for accessing and stabilizing a localized portion of a beating heart

The disclosure pertains to profile reduction seals associated with heart valve replacements which may reduce or eliminate paravalvular regurgitation and methods of fabricating such seals. The generally cylindrical multilayer seals of the disclosure include a crown-like end and reinforcing elements which facilitate compression of the seal and associated device by minimizing bunching of the seal as it enters a delivery system.

Profile reduction seal

An apparatus for endovascular replacement of a heart valve may include first and second members which are releasably attached to each other such that the second member participates in engaging the first member with a locking element which cooperates with the first member to lock an expandable anchor of the replacement heart valve in a deployed configuration. Prior to locking and removal of the second member, the locking element may be prevented from engaging the first member by a portion of the second member. Following locking, the second member may be removed.

Apparatus for endovascularly replacing a heart valve

Medical device delivery systems and methods for making and using medical device delivery systems are disclosed. An example medical device delivery system may include an outer sheath. An inner catheter may be disposed within the outer sheath. The inner catheter may have a distal end. A tube extension may be coupled to the distal end of the inner catheter and may extend distally therefrom. The tube extension may be configured to shift between a first elongated configuration and a second shortened configuration.

Medical device delivery systems

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David J Paul