3M Innovative Properties Company

Other

University of Minnesota

Solventum Intellectual Properties Company

James M Sieracki

David R Holm

Richard L Jacobson

Amanda Catherine Engler

Kimberly A Schommer

Michael J Turnbull

Denise J Ziemann

Simon S Fung

Phong VanThanh Ha

Steven B Heinecke

Jeffrey D Cotton

Jie Jerry Liu

Donald George Peterson

Chaodi Li

Daniel P Decabooter

Phong V Ha

Kevin G Lundquist

Krystal J Scheibel

Krystal Jo Scheibel

Samuel John Schmitz

Nathaniel M Phillips

Katherine L Lorentz

Val Vossen

Brittany A Akehurst

Lacey M Strand

Katelyn M Leniczek

Jie Liu

Phong Vanthanh Ha

A securement device () for securing a lumen () of a medical device () includes a main body () configured to be detachably secured to a skin of a user. The main body includes a first body portion () including a first cavity surface () and a second body portion () including a second cavity surface () pivotally coupled to the first cavity surface. The first and second cavity surfaces together define a cavity (). The securement device further includes an insert () fixedly coupled to the main body and at least partially received within the cavity. The insert includes a groove () configured to receive the lumen of the medical device. The main body is deformable between an open configuration and a closed configuration, and the insert is correspondingly deformable between a release state and a secure state. In the release state, the groove is configured to receive the lumen therein. In the secure state, the lumen is secured within the groove.

Securement device, kit comprising securement device, and method of securing securement device on skin of user

Trimmable conformable wound dressings, kits containing the same and methods of using the same. The wound dressings may protect a treatment site from microbial contamination or other disturbances while a wound heals or to enable the application and maintenance of vacuum over the treatment site. The wound dressings may include first and second sections of support layer material on opposite sides of one or more intermediate sections of support layer material. The first and second sections of support layer material meet the intermediate sections of support layer material along peel tab junctions that provide peel tabs.

Trimmable conformable wound dressing

Securement device

Tube securement device

Medical articles comprising a conformable wound dressing and delivery system. The wound dressing generally comprises a backing having a first major surface and a second major surface, an adhesive on the second major surface of the backing, and an absorbent pad proximate the second major surface of the backing. The backing extends beyond the perimeter of the absorbent pad, typically beyond the entire perimeter of the pad. The perimeter of the wound dressing has a concave feature that exhibits a local minimum. An axis extends from the local minimum to the perimeter of the wound dressing opposite the local minimum. The carrier overlies at least a portion of the backing on each side of the axis but does not overlie the backing along the axis. The wound dressing is especially designed for use on round or irregular shaped body parts, such as an elbow or heel.

Conformable wound dressing and delivery system

Medical tape strip

A bracket configured for use with a medical article comprising a base, a first set of posts defining a first channel, a second set of posts defining a second channel, and a support positioned in the second channel, where the first and second channels are independently dimensioned to receive at least a portion of the medical article and configured to inhibit at least lateral movement of the medical article when the medical article is coupled to the bracket. A medical article securement system for securing a medical article to the bracket and methods for coupling a medical article to the medical article securement system.

Securement device and system

A wound dressing is provided. The wound dressing includes a moisture-transmissible backing layer having a first major surface, a second major surface, and a backing layer perimeter; an absorbent hydrophilic adhesive adhered to at least a portion of the second major surface of the backing layer, the absorbent hydrophilic adhesive comprising an absorbent hydrophilic adhesive perimeter; an antimicrobial agent disposed in the absorbent hydrophilic adhesive; a porous layer having a first side adhered to the absorbent hydrophilic adhesive, a second side, and a porous layer perimeter; and a second hydrophobic adhesive adhered to the second side of the porous layer. The second major surface has a first hydrophobic adhesive disposed thereon proximate the backing layer perimeter. 100% of the absorbent hydrophilic adhesive perimeter is overlapped by the backing layer. At least 50% of the porous layer perimeter is overlapped by the absorbent hydrophilic adhesive.

Wound dressing with multiple adhesive layers

An article comprising a macroporous wound-packing material and a microcorrugated microporous wound-contact layer is provided. The wound packing material is coupled to and/or substantially surrounded by the wound-contact layer. The average pore diameter of the microporous layer is less than or equal to about 90 m. A method of treating a wound using a microcorrugated microporous wound-contact layer and a macroporous wound packing material is also provided.

Article and method for negative pressure wound therapy

A wound dressing is provided. The dressing includes a moisture-transmissible backing layer having a first major surface, a second major surface, a backing layer perimeter, and a first opening; an absorbent adhesive gel adhered to the second major surface of the backing layer, the absorbent adhesive gel comprising an adhesive gel perimeter; and a porous layer having a first side, a second side, and a porous layer perimeter. The second major surface has a first adhesive disposed thereon. The first side of the porous layer is adhered to the absorbent adhesive gel. The porous layer is configured to facilitate passage of fluid to the first opening. One-hundred percent of the adhesive gel perimeter is overlapped by the backing layer. At least 50% of the porous layer perimeter is overlapped by the absorbent adhesive gel.

Negative pressure wound dressing with absorbent adhesive sealant layer

Medical dressing

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Plymouth, MN, United States of America

James M Sieracki