Boston Scientific Scimed, Inc.

Scimed Life Systems, Inc.

Cardiac Pacemakers, Inc.

Boston Scientific Neuromodulation Corporation

Hexacath

Boston Science Scimed, Inc.

Boston Scientific Corporation

Jan Weber

Liliana Atanasoska

Tracee E Eidenschink

Aiden Flanagan

Thomas J Holman

Scott Schewe

James M Anderson

John Jianhua Chen

Torsten Scheuermann

Robert Warner

Karl Alan Jagger

Tim O'Connor

Daniel James Horn

Derek C Sutermeister

Timothy A Ostroot

Cass Alexander Hanson

James Lee Shippy, Iii

Tom Holman

John T Clarke

Barry J O'Brien

Patricia McAfee

Lixiao Wang

Stephen B Ruble

Jeffrey S Lindquist

Tracee E J Eidenschink

Edward E Parsonage

James M Peck

James Q Feng

Gordon Kocur

Bruce R Forsyth

Raed Rizq

Steven M Spencer

Patrick A Haverkost

Martin R Willard

Daniel J Gregorich

Richard Charles Gunderson

John B Blix

Paul James Miller

Matthew J Miller

Kenneth M Merdan

Michael Stephen Austin

David McMorrow

Douglas A Devens, Jr

Michael Arney

Jeffrey E Stahmann

Keith R Maile

Scott Raymond Smith

Brian J Brown

Paul Smith

David John Sogard

Steven R Larsen

Victor Leo Schoenle

Richard J Olson

Matt Heidner

Nathan T Cummings

Eric Michael Petersen

Afsar Ali

Robert Squire

Michele L Zoromski

Roger Noel Hastings

Yousef F Alkhatib

Hong Cao

Martyn G Folan

Maria Palasis

Jonathan Swift Stinson

Michael P Meyer

Dennis R Boulais

Michael N Helmus

Robert T Chang

Timothy J Mickley

Michael J Root

Susan M Shoemaker

Thomas E Broome

Kent David Harrison

Marlene C Schwarz

Steven E Walak

Steven Paul Mertens

Timothy Samuel Girton

Joel M Wasdyke

Terry V Brown

Daniel T Quillin

Fernando DiCaprio

Young-Ho Song

Sheng-Ping Zhong

Adam Jennings

Dennis A Boismier

Collin Alexander Murray

Rajesh Radhakrishnan

Robert Burgmeier

Samuel Robaina

Kasyap Venkata Seethamraju

Umang Anand

Derek Wise

Robert Herrmann

David Knapp

David L Friesen

Anthony F Tassoni, Jr

Joseph Alan Kronstedt

David Elizondo

Angela Kornkven Volk

An accessory device for use with a medical device includes a first cuff secured to a distal end of the medical device, a second cuff secured to the medical device proximal of the first cuff, an actuator, and at least one actuation wire extending from the first cuff, through the second cuff, to the actuator.

Articulation mechanisms and methods of use

According to an aspect, an inflatable penile prosthesis includes a fluid reservoir configured to hold fluid, an inflatable member, and a pump assembly configured to transfer the fluid from the fluid reservoir to the inflatable member during an inflation cycle. The pump assembly includes a first pump configured to inject the fluid into the inflatable member according to a first flow rate, and a second pump configured to inject fluid into the inflatable member according to a second flow rate, where the second flow rate is less than the first flow rate.

Multiple pump system for inflatable penile prosthesis

A medical device includes a handle including an axle, a device shaft extending from the handle to a distal end, and a control device. The control device is coupled to the handle, and the control device includes a knob. The knob is rotatable relative to the handle. The control device also includes a control shaft extending from the knob, at least one spring clutch including two legs, and a spool. The spool is rotatable relative to the axle. The control device also includes one or more wires coupled to the spool. Rotation of the knob is configured to rotate the control shaft, causing the at least one spring clutch to loosen, the spool to rotate, and the one or more wires to move.

Medical devices and related methods

A device for treating hemorrhoids includes a first ligating member which moves between a first position in which the first member is tightened to a degree required to maintain a desired position of the first member around the first portion without significantly cutting off blood flow and a second configuration in which the first member is cinched down around the first portion to substantially cut off blood flow to the encircled first portion. Also, the device includes a first applicator having a proximal lumen and first and second opposed distal lumens open to the proximal lumen. The first member is extending from a proximal end distally through the proximal lumen into the first lumen to exit a distal end of the first lumen, loop around and enter the distal end of the second lumen. The first member is passing through the second lumen into the proximal lumen.

Device, system and method for treatment of hemorrhoids

Embodiments herein relate to systems and methods for thawing cells using magnetic particles, such as Curie-magnetic or Néel-magnetic particles. In an embodiment, a cell storage medium for cryopreservation is included. The cell storage medium can include a cryoprotective agent; and a plurality of particles comprising a magnetic material. In an embodiment, a method for thawing a frozen cell sample is included. The method can include obtaining a frozen cell sample comprising particles, the particles comprising a magnetic material and applying an alternating electromagnetic field to the frozen cell sample to induce heating of the magnetic material. Other embodiments are also included herein.

Systems and methods for thawing cells using magnetic particles

A device includes a balloon configured for inflation with a light-diffusing fluid and configured, upon inflation, to expand a body lumen within which it is positioned and a flexible light-emitting device attached to the balloon having a light-emitting side facing radially inward toward the fluid so that, during a medical procedure, light emitted from the light-emitting side is diffused by the fluid and illuminates a treatment area within the body lumen proximal to the balloon.

Device and method for hemorrhoid treatment via rectum expansion and specific spectral illumination

A mitral valve leaflet repair system may include a delivery catheter having at least one lumen extending proximally from a distal end of the delivery catheter, a plurality of anchor elements disposed within the at least one lumen, each of the plurality of anchor elements being configured to extend through one layer of mitral valve leaflet tissue, and a securing element configured to secure at least two of the plurality of anchor elements together on one side of the mitral valve leaflet tissue. The at least one lumen may include a suction lumen configured to grasp a mitral valve leaflet prior to extending the plurality of anchor elements through one layer of mitral valve leaflet tissue.

Percutaneous repair of mitral prolapse

An inlet tube of a circulatory support device includes a first end configured to receive incoming blood and a second end coupled to a first end of a blood pump. A lumen extends from the first end to the second end, and a spiral feature is disposed within the lumen and configured to support a spiral flow of the incoming blood.

Flow enhancement for circulatory support device

Embodiments of the present disclosure relate to monitoring one or more physiological parameters of a subject using a multilayer wearable device. In an embodiment, a multilayer wearable device is configured to be attached to a subject. The multilayer wearable device comprises a substrate having multiple layers including a first portion connected to a second portion. The first portion has a first side and a second, opposite side. And the second portion has a first side and a second, opposite side. The first side of the first portion is configured to be attached to the subject and the second portion is arranged on top of the first portion such that the first side of the second portion is disposed adjacent the second side of the first portion. And, the wearable device includes one or more electrical components configured to sense a physiological parameter of the subject.

Multilayer wearable device

A blood pump includes an impeller assembly housing; and an impeller assembly disposed within the impeller assembly housing. The impeller assembly includes an impeller having a main body, at least one impeller blade extending outwardly therefrom, and a skirt disposed around at least a portion of the main body. At least a portion of the at least one impeller blade is disposed between the main body and an inner surface of the skirt.

Glass impeller for a blood pump

Embodiments disclosed herein relate to devices and methods for monitoring one or more physiological parameters of a subject. In an embodiment, a wearable device comprises a substrate configured to attached to a subject's skin. The substrate comprises a middle portion arranged between two end portions, wherein the middle portion is more flexible than at least one of the end portions. The wearable device also comprises a physiological sensor arranged on the middle portion. The physiological sensor is configured to sense a physiological signal of the subject when the wearable device is attached to the subject's skin. And, the wearable device comprises one or more electrical components arranged on at least one of the end portions, wherein at least one of the one or more electrical components is coupled to the physiological sensor.

Bandage\e-tattoo combination

Examples herein include prosthetic valves, valve leaflets and related methods. In an example, a prosthetic valve is included having a plurality of leaflets. The leaflets can each have a root portion and an edge portion substantially opposite the root portion and movable relative to the root portion. The leaflets can include a fibrous matrix including polymeric fibers having an average diameter of about 10 nanometers to about 10 micrometers. A coating can surround the polymeric fibers within the fibrous matrix. The coating can have a thickness of about 3 to about 30 nanometers. The coating can be formed of a material selected from the group consisting of a metal oxide, a nitride, a carbide, a sulfide, or fluoride. In an example, a method of making a valve is included. Other examples are also included herein.

Prosthetic valves, valve leaflets and related methods

Vascular valve systems for treating calcified vascular vessel valves by delivery of one or more calcium chelating agents are described. The vascular valve systems can include an expandable stent, a valve, and a material layer. The material layer includes a hydrogel, calcium chelating agent, and an acidifying agent. Methods of making the vascular valve systems are also described.

Decalcifying heart valve

A drug delivery balloon () has a drug thereon in the form of crystalline particles (), the drug having a predetermined size distribution. Optionally marker particles () are also provided. A texturized coating (), a cap layer () and/or other methods may be used to increase particle loading capacity of the balloon.

Use of nanocrystals for drug delivery from a balloon

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Jan Weber