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Boston Scientific Scimed, Inc.

Advanced Stent Technologies, Inc.

Vascular Imaging Corporation

Vascular Technologies, Inc.

Gil M Vardi

Charles J Davidson

Eric Williams

Kenneth N Bates

Stuart Lin

Tanhum Feld

Eitan Konstantino

Amnon Yadin

Chris Minar

Yossi Morik

Victor Spivak

Henry Bourang

Stephen Kao

Eric Elam

Niyazi U Behyan

Udayan G Patel

Niyazi Beyhan

Javier Sagastegui

Sepehr Fariabi

Steve Christian

Evgeni Spivak, Legal Representative

Elsa Chavez

A septostomy devicewith a cutting structure or meansand tissue capture mechanismsis disclosed, along with a medical procedure for using the device. The systemis configured in such a way as to create a permanent interatrial aperture in the heart, including creating a permanent interatrial hole and/or removing tissue.

Method and septostomy device for creating an interatrial aperture

A percutaneous thrombus extraction device for removing a thrombus from within a blood vessel includes a flexible outer sheath defining a first passage between a proximal end and a distal end. An inner sheath is movably positionable within the first passage. The inner sheath defines a second passage between a proximal end and a distal end. The inner sheath is moveable in a radial direction between a collapsed configuration and an expanded configuration along a length of the inner sheath defined between the proximal end and the distal end. A catheter is movably positionable within the second passage, and has an expandable body at a distal end portion of the catheter. The expandable body is movable between a collapsed configuration and an expanded configuration.

Percutaneous thrombus extraction device and method

A pericardial access device includes a first tube, a second tube coupled to the first tube, and a biasing mechanism coupled to the second tube. The pericardial access device is moveable between an expanded configuration and a contracted configuration. The biasing mechanism biases the pericardial access device towards the expanded configuration, and the pericardial access device moves towards the contracted configuration when a force is applied to the second tube.

Pericardial access device and its methods of use

A catheter devicewith a cutting structure or meanson the distal portionis disclosed, along with a medical procedure for using the device. The catheteris configured in such a way as to create a permanent interatrial aperture in the heart, including creating a permanent interatrial hole and/or removing tissue.

Method and catheter for creating an interatrial aperture

An embolic filter device has a tubular structure having a front end, a first section, a first section rear end, a left collection pocket formed in the first section rear end, a right collection pocket formed in the first section rear end, a first narrow passage, a second section, a second section front end, a second section rear end, a left second section collection pocket, a right second section collection pocket, a second narrow passage, and a rear end.

Embolic filter device

A device for controlling delivery of a fluid to a patient is disclosed having an injector device having a cylindrical body and a plunger having a head having a valve, the valve capable of opening and closing, the plunger for insertion into the cylindrical body of the injector device. A device for controlling delivery of a fluid to a patient is also disclosed having an inlet end, an outlet end, a side having a portion of elastic material, the elastic material capable of expanding or contracting with the device for insertion between an injector device and a manifold or an injector device and a catheter.

Device for controlling fluid delivery

A catheter device with a cutting structure or means on the distal portion is disclosed, along with a medical procedure for using the device. The catheter is utilized in such a way as to create a permanent interatrial aperture in the heart, including creating a permanent interatrial hole and/or removing tissue.

Percutaneous thrombus extraction device

A catheter device with a cutting structure or means on the distal portion is disclosed, along with a medical procedure for using the device. The catheter is configured in such a way as to create a permanent interatrial aperture in the heart, including creating a permanent interatrial hole and/or removing tissue.

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Gil M Vardi