Shifamed Holdings, LLC

Kalila Medical, Inc.

Emma Lepak

Amr Salahieh

Jonah Lepak

Tom Saul

Brian D Brandt

John Patrick Claude

Jean-Pierre Dueri

Richard Joseph Renati

Joseph Creagan Trautman

Christopher T Cheng

Colin Mixter

Brice Arnault De La Menardiere

Clayton Baldwin

Marc Bitoun

TOm Saul

Cardiac tissue ablation catheters including an inflatable and flexible toroidal or spherically shaped balloon disposed at a distal region of an elongate member, a flexible circuit carried by an outer surface of the balloon, the flexible circuit including, a plurality of flexible branches conforming to the radially outer surface of the balloon, each of the plurality of flexible branches including a substrate, a conductive trace carried by the substrate, and an ablation electrode carried by the substrate, the ablation electrode in electrical communication with the conductive trace, and an elongate shaft comprising a guidewire lumen extending in the elongate member and extending from a proximal region of the inflatable balloon to distal region of the inflatable balloon and being disposed within the inflatable balloon, wherein a distal region of the elongate shaft is secured directly or indirectly to the distal region of the inflatable balloon.

Ablation catheters

Steerable medical devices and methods of use. In some embodiments, the steerable medical devices can be steered bi-directionally. In some embodiments the steerable medical devices include a first flexible tubular member and a second flexible tubular member secured together at a location distal to a steerable portion of the steerable medical device.

Steerable medical devices, systems, and methods of use

Steerable medical devices and methods of use. In some embodiments, the steerable medical devices include a steerable portion with a stiffness that varies along the length of the steerable portion.

Steerable medical delivery devices that have a steerable portion and an external controller. The steerable portion has a first tubular member comprising a flexible polymeric tubular member that comprises a wall of solid material along the steerable portion, the first tubular member configured to preferentially bend, and a second tubular member, wherein one of the first and second tubular members is disposed within the other, wherein the first and second tubular members are permanently axially fixed relative to one another at a fixation location distal to the steerable portion.

Steerable delivery sheaths

Ablation catheters including a balloon and electrodes

Steerable medical delivery devices and their methods of use.

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Santa Cruz, CA, United States of America

Emma Lepak