Rafael Medical Technologies Inc.

Restore Medical, Inc.

Real View Imaging Ltd.

Medrad, Inc.

Elchanan Bruckheimer

Gil Naor

Simon Daniel Brueckheimer

Tanhum Feld

Carmel Rotschild

Stephen F Bellomo

Dalia Dickman

Aviad Kaufman

Shaul Alexander Gelman

Issack Tavori

Danny Kinarty

Dan Kinarty

A system for displaying a holographic image of an object behind a real object surface, including a computing unit for computing data for displaying a three-dimensional image of an object, a location measurement unit for measuring a location of a surface of a real object, a display for displaying the three dimensional image of the object, wherein the computing unit is adapted to compute data to display the three-dimensional image of the object at least partly behind the surface of the real object. Related apparatus and methods are also described.

Method and system for displaying holographic images within a real object

The present invention relates to an implantable apparatus and methods of use thereof for treating congestive heart failure. An apparatus of this invention may be anchored by implantation of a section of the apparatus within in a branch pulmonary artery, for example the left pulmonary artery, which then positions and anchors another section, for example a device frame section of the apparatus within the main pulmonary artery. A medical device may be attached to the anchored device frame.

Pulmonary artery implant apparatus and methods of use thereof

An intravascular platform for supporting an intravascular device includes two loops of wire each configured to assume a shape lying generally on a virtual cylinder of given diameter. The two loops are interconnected by at least one connecting wire which maintains the loops axially spaced from each other. Also disclosed are axially-extended loop forms, and associated intravascular devices.

Intravascular platforms and associated devices

An intravascular device for minimally invasive deployment within a vessel includes a closed loop of flexible material configured to assume a first state in which the closed loop is folded on itself and straightened to allow delivery through a minimally invasive delivery system. When deployed, the loop assumes a second substantially ring-shaped state to become lodged against an inner wall of the vessel. The loop is preferably formed from a shape memory alloy preset to the second state and temporarily deformed to assume said first state during deployment.

Intravascular device and method using it

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

An intravascular filter includes a first flexible elongated member configured to assume a generally helical form extending for at least about two turns about a central axis, and at least a second flexible elongated member connected to the first elongated member at at least two spaced apart connection positions chosen such that approximately equal lengths of the first and second flexible elongated members lie between the connection positions. The second elongated member is configured to assume a predefined filter form lying generally within the helical form in such a manner as to form an obstacle to passage through the substantially helical configuration, in a direction parallel to the central axis, of particles having dimensions greater than the predefined value. The first and second flexible elongated members are prepared in a generally straight configuration to facilitate minimally invasive deployment.

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Zichron Yaakov, Israel

Elchanan Bruckheimer