Cardiac Pacemakers, Inc.

Diana K Ma

James P Rohl

Mary M Byron

Hood Chatham

Frank De Francesco

G Shantanu Reddy

David R Wulfman

Andrew L De Kock

Joel T Eggert

Christopher Alan Fuhs

Daniel J Cooke

David A Durand

An implantable medical device includes a first component including a first material, a second component including a second material, and a fiber matrix including a plurality of fibers. The fiber matrix joins the first component to the second component. The fiber matrix includes a first a first portion connected to the first component, and a second portion connected to the second component. The first portion of the fiber matrix is interpenetrated with, and mechanically fixed to, the first material. The first portion of the fiber matrix directly contacts the first material.

Fibrous joinery interface between structures

Various aspects of the present disclosure are directed toward methods, apparatuses, and systems that include an implantable medical device comprising an implantable lead, a suture sleeve having an interior surface defining a lumen of the suture sleeve that receives the implantable lead, and an engagement feature configured to non-removeably secure the suture sleeve to the implantable lead.

Fully integrated lead stabilizer for medical electrical leads and methods of attachment

An implantable or insertable medical device can include a silicone substrate and a plasma-enhanced chemical vapor deposition coating on the silicone substrate. The coating may include a silicon-containing compound. A method of forming the coating is also provided.

Enhanced low friction coating for medical leads and methods of making

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Roseville, MN, United States of America

Diana K Ma