Boston Scientific Scimed, Inc.

Scimed Life Systems, Inc.

Other

Medline Industries, Inc.

Glenn Wadleigh

Colin P Hart

Eric Houde

Thomas Deyette, Jr

George Bourne

Matthew Dennis Cunningham

James J Mitchell

Gerhard Andrew Foelsche

Gregory Thomas Hughes

Mark H Van Diver

Mark H VanDiver

Scott A Diamond

Kevin C Martin

Ryan M Leclair

Kirsten Cleveland

Jeffrey Thumm

Ronald West

James L Fehl

Bill A Wetherbee

Todd France

Todd R France

Gerhard A Foelsche

Matthew D Cunningham

Gregory T Hughes

Automated injection system disclosed in this application advantageously provides physicians with a simplified interface for selecting fluid sources, such as saline, contrast, or a mixture of both, to inject at high pressures. The injector system may comprise a multi-use subassembly, a single-use subassembly, a fitting to fluidly connect the multi-use and single-use subassemblies, a hand held controller, a user interface, and an injector housing.

Power injector device and method of use

Devices and methods for delivery or retrieval of a distal protection device. A distal protection assembly may comprise an outer sheath, an inner shaft disposed within a lumen of the outer sheath, a distal protection device disposed at a distal end of the inner shaft; and a manifold coupled to a proximal end of the outer sheath that is adapted for moving the outer sheath relative to the inner shaft.

Delivery and retrieval manifold for a distal protection filter

A pressure relief mechanism is incorporated into a modified syringe-type inflation device that may be coupled to a balloon catheter for inflating and deflating the balloon. An engagement mechanism selectively engages and disengages from a threaded shaft for advancing or withdrawing a plunger placed in slidable, yet sealing fit within a cylindrical chamber. In a first engaging position, the threaded shaft may be forcibly advanced or withdrawn in the cylindrical chamber, while in a second disengaged position, the plunger may be quickly pulled back.

Pressure relief devices for use with balloon catheters

The present invention is drawn to a valve control accessory for use with a dual balloon stent delivery catheter. The accessory device includes a bifurcated fluid line adapted to connect to an inflation device using a proximal luer connector. Additional luer connectors at the distal ends of the main fluid line and branched fluid line are engaged to connect to the proximal ends of a bifurcated catheter shaft, allowing the fluid lines to be in fluid communication with a parent and sidebranch balloon respectively. In one embodiment, stopcocks are formed in both the main and sidebranch fluid lines to allow independent or simultaneous expansion of each balloon. A pressure indicator may be placed on either fluid line to indicate which line is under pressure.

Dual balloon valve control with pressure indicator

The present invention generally relates to a medical device and procedure for accurately positioning a catheter across a desired region within a patient's vasculature. In particular, the present invention provides a hub assembly unit that allows a physician to precisely position a stent within a vessel utilizing a stent delivery catheter. The hub assembly unit includes a fine adjustment mechanism. The fine adjustment mechanism extends or contracts the length of the hub assembly unit in controlled incremental units. These controlled fine displacements are then translated directly to the stent delivery or balloon dilation catheter.

Stent delivery catheter positioning device

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Queensbury, NY, United States of America

Glenn Wadleigh