Canary Medical Inc.

Warsaw Orthopedic, Inc.

Medtronic, Inc.

Ethicon, Gmbh

Canary Medical Switzerland Ag

Other

Cilag International Gmbh

Tissuegen, Inc.

Jeffrey Mendel Gross

William L Hunter

Fred Cushner

David A Herrin

Stephen M Bailey

Douglas Bensch

Aimee L Desaki

Douglas Brajer

Nicholas H Helseth

Dermot Keenan

George A Morales

Shane Murphy

Stephen Raitt

Thomas Snopek

Curtis Troupe

Winslow T Harte

Peter J Schiller

Patrick M Aubin

Lev Drubetsky

William L D'Agostino

William F McKay

Hai H Trieu

Douglas R Holberg

Jeffrey L Scifert

Alexander Naimagon

Mark C Shu

Susan J Drapeau

Nelson L Scarborough

Josee Roy

Sean M Haddock

Michael J Schendel

Scott Mitchell Vickers

Hong S Shim

Steve Peckham

Jeffrey M Badura

Andrew J Lowenthal Walsh

William L D'agostino

Thomas Andrew Simonton

Christopher M Hobot

Suping Lyu

John Myers Zanella

Alexei Goraltchouk

Robert A Herrmann

Randall V Sparer

Mark J Capps

Chris M Coppin

Keith Matthew Kinnane

Kevin D Nelson

Jacob D Conner

Aaron Olafur Laurence Philippsen

Brent B Crow

Luis A Salazar

Rui Avelar

Tuyen Nguyen

Matthew David Parker

Ryan Woolsey

Eugene A Mensah

Nickolas B Griffin

Mark A Adler

Malcolm D Paul

Luke Aaron Mills

Paul Alexander Hulme

Timothy Park

Diego Ariel Sorrentino

Kevin Gemmell

Luis Dogue

Heidi Sharipov

Steven Cazarez

Carlos Gonzalez Resendiz

Brian A Loy

K Matthew Kinnane

Kevin R Whitworth

Paul Charlesbois

Fred M Dickey

Joshua Ben Hayes

Ryan T Woolsey

Disclosed are devices, systems, and methods for in vivo monitoring of internal mechanical stress associated with physiological phenomena of an internal body structure, such as the heart, lungs and/or gastrointestinal tract, from within the host. The disclosed devices, systems, and methods include an in vivo mechanical stress sensor implantable in the host's body.

Implantable medical device with mechanical stress sensor

The present disclosure provides alert implants that comprise a medical device and an implantable reporting processor (IRP), where one example of such a medical device includes a component for a total knee arthroplasty (TKA) such as a tibial extension, a femoral component for hip replacements, a breast implant, a distal rod for arm or leg breakage repair, a scoliosis rod, a dynamic hip screw, a spinal interbody spacer, and tooling and methods that may be used to form the alert implant, and uses of such alert implants in the health maintenance of patients who receive the implant.

Implantable reporting processor for an alert implant

Medical devices are provided, comprising a medical device and a sensor.

Devices, systems and methods for using and monitoring medical devices

A smart medical device includes a structure configured to be at least partially implanted in a body, and an electronics cartridge that is configured to be inserted into the structure after the structure is implanted in the body. The structure may be a cannulated screw for use in treating bone fractures. The medical device includes an impedance sensor for monitoring and reporting on the healing state of bone fractures. The sensor includes components of the electronics cartridge and electrodes that are either associated with the cannulated screw or with the insertable electronics cartridge.

Medical device for implanting in boney tissue and characterization of bone fractures

Medical devices coupled to a sensor, and systems including such devices, can generate data and analysis based on that data, which may be used to identify and/or address problems associated with the implanted medical device, including incorrect placement of the device, unanticipated degradation of the device, and undesired movement of the device. Also provided are medical devices coupled to a sensor, and devices and methods to address problems that have been identified with an implanted medical device.

Intelligent joint prosthesis

Handheld device

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Carlsbad, CA, United States of America

Jeffrey Mendel Gross