Mirus Corporation

Other

The Cleveland Clinic Foundation

Cardiomems, Inc.

St. Jude Medical Luxembourg Holdings Ii S.a.r.l. (“Sjm Lux Ii”)

Angioguard, Inc.

Cordis Corporation

St. Jude Medical Luxembourg Holdings Ii S.a.r.l.

Jay Yadav

Noah Roth

David Brett Cain

Wayne Gray

Jason White

Angad Singh

Samir Kapadia

Josh Gunn

Adam Marrocco

Nathaniel Magee

Jordan Bauman

Ralph Jordan

Alex Panter

John Erik Moore

Mark G Allen

Gregg Stuart Sutton

Ji-Feng Chen

Florent Cros

Michael Fonseca

Michael G Ellis

David O'Brien

Hitinder S Gurm

Thomas E Borillo

David Stern

Pedro L Diaz

Jared Michael White

E Murat Tuzcu

Amy Raatikka

S Beckett Gookin

Jorge Jimenez

Md Tausif Salim

Pedro Diaz

A prosthetic heart valve that is at least partially coated with an enhancement layer, and a method for inserting the prosthetic heart valve in a patient. The prosthetic heart valve includes an expandable frame, a leaflet structure, and optionally an inner skirt and/or an outer skirt. One or more of the components of the prosthetic heart valve can be partially or fully coated with the enhancement layer. One type of enhancement layer that can be used includes titanium oxynitride or titanium nitride oxide (TiNOx) and/or zirconium oxynitride (ZrNxOy).

Heart valve that includes coating material

Expandable frame for prosthetic heart valve

Expandable medical device

Systems and associated methods for ultrasonically-assisted placement of orthopedic implants are described herein. An example system includes an ultrasonic generator, a transducer, and a probe, surgical instrument, and/or an implant. Ultrasonic energy can be delivered to a region of a bone using the system to remove a portion of the bone.

Systems and methods for ultrasonically-assisted placement of orthopedic implants

A prosthetic heart valve for the treatment of structural heart disease wherein the prosthetic heart valve includes an expandable frame that is formed of a rhenium containing metal alloy. The novel geometry of the expandable frame in combination with the frame being partially or fully formed of the rhenium containing alloy enables the formation of a frame that a) has an open cell geometry in the frame of the prosthetic heart valve that can be used to reduce delivery system size, b) has high radial strength, c) has improved restoration of the physiologic EOA, d) has lower recoil, e) has little or no longitudinal foreshortening, f) allows for proper placement of the bioprosthetic valve in relation to the native commissures of the valve, h) has symmetrical and cylindrical expansion of the prosthetic valve resulting in lower rates of leaflet thrombosis and structural valve deterioration, and i) prevents allergic response and restenosis associated with nickel content.

Expandable frame for medical device

Systems and methods for ultrasonically-assisted placement of orthopedic implants is described herein. An example method may comprise delivering ultrasonic energy to a surgical instrument such as a screw driver, Jamshidi needle, awl, probe, or tap that is in contact with the bone region targeted for removal and/or being prepared for implant placement. The method may further comprise delivering the ultrasonic energy via a probe passed through a cannulated surgical instrument and/or implant. An example system may comprise an ultrasonic generator coupled to a transducer, a probe or surgical instrument coupled to the transducer, a cannulated surgical instrument that allows passage of the probe, and a computing device configured to control the ultrasonic generator and take input from the user.

An orthopedic medical device that is at least partially coated with an enhancement coating, and a method for inserting the orthopedic medical device in a patient. One type of enhancement coating that can be used includes titanium oxynitride or titanium nitride oxide (TiNOx) and/or zirconium oxynitride (ZrNxOy).

Orthopedic medical devices that include coating material

Rod attachment extension

An orthopedic implant which generally includes a frame structure and a porous structure. Both the frame and porous structure at least partially define at least six surfaces which make a three-dimensional profile of the implant. The porous structure is positioned at least partially within the three-dimensional profile.

Interbody lattice structure

An example expandable interbody device can include a structural body having an upper endplate and a lower endplate, where the endplates are shaped to nest tightly in a closed position. The device can include at least one wedge block and at least one linkage block arranged between the upper and lower endplates of the structural body. The device can include a drive screw threaded through the at least one wedge block and the at least one linkage block. The drive screw can be configured to rotate and drive the at least one wedge block to expand the upper and lower endplates of the structural body from the closed position to an intermediate position. Additionally, the drive screw can be further configured to rotate and drive the at least one linkage block to expand the upper and lower endplates of the structural body from the intermediate position to an open position.

Expandable interbody devices

Provided herein are devices, systems, and methods for assessing, treating, and for developing new treatments for pulmonary arterial hypertension (PAH) using pulmonary artery pressure (PAP) values and/or cardiac output (CO) estimates.

Devices, systems, and methods for pulmonary arterial hypertension (PAH) assessment and treatment

A bone implant for at least partial insertion into a bone and/or cartilage. The bone implant is at least partially formed of a metal alloy of at least about 90 wt % of a solid solution or a rhenium and molybdenum alloy.

Stent device for spinal fusion

Growing community of inventors

Hunting Valley, OH, United States of America

Jay Yadav