Cook Incorporated

Cook Biotech, Inc.

Cook Medical Technologies LLC

Med Institute Incorporated

Oregon Health & Science University

Jason A Mead

Michael P DeBruyne

Neal E Fearnot

Thomas A Osborne

Alan R Leewood

Jichao Sun

Lal Ninan

Clinton D Bahler

Roy K Greenberg

Fred T Parker, Jr

Dusan Pavcnik

Clay D Fette

Joseph F Obermiller

Jay A Dittman

Aaron Barr

Fred T Parker

Benjamin Nickless

Micheal C Hoffa

An endoluminal prosthesis includes two stent grafts with a flexible bridge extending between and connected to the stent grafts. The prosthesis can be part of a prosthesis assembly for treatment of branched vascular systems and can function as an interconnected leg extension prosthesis in combination with a main bifurcated prosthesis. In treating abdominal aortic aneurysms, the prosthesis can be deployed within both iliac arteries.

Interconnected leg extensions for an endoluminal prosthesis

A method for producing a radially expandable prosthesis by cutting a pattern in a tubular member, which member has an outer diameter at least as great as the expanded diameter of the prosthesis.

Method of producing a radially expandable prosthesis

A stent tissue graft prosthesis () for repairing, excluding and/or reinforcing a vessel, duct and the like in a patient. The prosthesis includes an inner expandable stent () of which a tissue graft () and preferably a multilayered tissue construct () is disposed thereon for application to the host tissue of a vessel, duct and the like. The tissue construct includes an extracellular matrix material () such as small intestine submucosa () for remodeling the host tissue into the prosthesis. The prosthesis further includes an outer tubular member () such as an outer expandable stent () for retaining the tissue graft on the inner stent. The ends of the inner and outer stents are coincident with or extend beyond the ends of the tissue graft to prevent eversion or fold back of the tissue graft during withdrawal of a delivery catheter in a placement procedure.

Stent tissue graft prosthesis

An endoluminal device comprises a stent and a tubular graft supported by the stent. The graft has a proximal and a distal opening and comprises a synthetic material and a bioremodelable material. The bioremodelable material is disposed on an exterior surface in at least one band adjacent at least one of the proximal and distal openings.

Endoluminal device with extracellular matrix material and methods

A modular stent graft assembly () for repairing a ruptured abdominal aorta aneurysm () and having an aortic section tubular graft () and an iliac section tubular graft (). The aortic section graft has a proximal attachment stent () thereon for suprarenal attachment of the assembly () to the aorta. A proximal end portion () of the iliac section graft () underlies the distal end portion () of the aortic graft () and presses outwardly thereagainst forming a a friction fit, at a telescoping region (). The assembly () can be selected from an inventory () containing a set of delivery systems () of four size aortic section grafts () and a set of delivery systems () of four size iliac section grafts (), that together accommodate a large majority of aneurysm sizes, and delivery systems () containing four standard sizes of occluders ().

Modular stent graft assembly and use thereof

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Plainfield, IN, United States of America

Jason A Mead