W. L. Gore & Associates, Inc.

Edwards Lifesciences Corporation

Gore Enterprise Holdings, Inc.

James L Goepfrich

Edward H Cully

David J Arcaro

Brandon C Hedberg

Benjamin M Trapp

Jeffrey B Duncan

William Wilkie

Edward Emil Shaw

Carey V Campbell

Paul D Goodman

William G Hardie

Woodrow W Watson

Jerome S Conia

Raymond P Torrez

Cody L Hartman

Dustin V Dienno

Kyle W Colavito

James D Silverman

William D Montgomery

Ryan S Titone

Roy Manygoats, Jr

Benjamin A Smith

Michael J Shepard

Joshua A Sprinkle

Jason D Hemmer

Ryan D Smith

Dustin C Burkart

Matthew E Maulding

Joshua C Haarer

Thomas E Kariniemi

Elton R Migliati

Richard D Strones

Bryan Reep

Jeffrey Kennington

Joshua D Cross

Robert M Depue

Scott M Bryson

Joanne Hopmeyer

Seana Giardini

Zachary A Crannell

Roy Manygoats

Jr Steven M Alston

Edward E Shaw

Various aspects of the present disclosure are directed toward apparatuses, systems, and methods that include device for chordae tendineae repair. The device may include a flexible cord having a first end and a second end; and a helical wire configured to attach to one of the first end and the second end of the flexible cord and anchor the flexible cord to a leaflet of a heart valve; and a capture device having a channel and configured to clamp the leaflet of the heart valve and deliver the flexible cord through the channel to anchor the helical wire to the leaflet.

Artificial chordae tendineae repair devices and delivery thereof

The invention relates to a valve used in medical procedures. More specifically the invention relates to an introducer sheath valve used in minimally invasive and conventional surgical procedures. The valve may accommodate a wide range of surgical implement diameters, shapes, and multiple implements without imposing the high frictional forces of known valves.

Valve assembly for medical procedures

A multi lumen catheter assembly. The assembly provides an expandable, low profile, fixed length sheath and catheter, with fixed infusion ports. The assembly has an expandable outer sheath that expands upon pressure activation with a fluid and the sheath allows the fluid to exit from at least one predetermined fixed location from a distal end of the catheter assembly. The catheter assembly can be used in various medical device procedures, such as a TIPS (Transjugular Intrahepatic Portosystemic Shunt) procedure, or anywhere a low profile, multi lumen, infusion catheter system is desired.

Catheter assembly

Various aspects of the present disclosure are directed toward apparatuses, systems, and methods that include a prosthetic valve. The prosthetic valve may include a jacket configured to cover at least one of gaps, spaces, or interfaces in a frame or between one or more leaflets attached to the frame.

Jacket for surgical heart valve

Various aspects of the present disclosure are directed toward implantable medical devices, systems, and methods for cardiac assistance.

Implantable ventricular assist devices and methods

A catheter package and method of use which serve to straighten a curved catheter shaft. The straightening of the catheter shaft may be accomplished by passing the shaft through a pathway that bends the catheter in the opposite direction of the curvature imparted to the catheter shaft. The catheter shaft pathway may incorporate various shaped bumps, ridges, pins or rollers or other features which assist in straightening the shaft.

Catheter package including catheter straightening means

A method of inflating a catheter balloon may include providing a balloon assembly operable to provide a balloon diameter vs. balloon pressure profile generally depicting a balloon inflation sequence providing at least one intermediate inflated diameter and a final inflated diameter of a balloon such that the balloon attains the at least one intermediate diameter at a predetermined pressure, and attains the final diameter at a final predetermined pressure that is lower than a predetermined pressure of a last intermediate pressure.

Controllable inflation profile balloon cover methods

The present disclosure is directed toward devices, systems and methods that reduce stress being exerted directly onto balloon seals.

Balloon seal stress reduction and related systems and methods

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Flagstaff, AZ, United States of America

James L Goepfrich