Boston Scientific Scimed, Inc.

Jeffry Johnson

Roger W McGowan

Adam David Grovender

Eric Michael Petersen

Gary Pederson

Chuanjing Xu

Charles Rundquist

Ken Zhang

Katherine Routh

Daniel James Horn

James P Rohl

Joel T Eggert

Devon N Arnholt

Douglas Dean Pagoria

Nicholas Lee Tassoni

Ajay Gupta

Gary John Pederson, Jr

Aaron Khieu

Mary-Claire Anderson

Conor O'Sullivan

Frank Ryan

Pieter Spitael

John-Allen O'Brien

Paul O'flynn

Gary J Pederson

Embolic material delivery devices and methods of using them are disclosed. An example embolic material delivery assembly includes an outer member having a lumen extending therein and a distal end region, an inner member disposed within the lumen of the outer member, wherein the inner member includes a first lumen extending therein. The embolic material delivery assembly also includes a first embolic material extending within the first lumen of the inner member, the embolic material having a first distal end region. The embolic material delivery assembly also includes an anchor disposed within the lumen of the outer member, the anchor having a first attachment region. Further, the first distal end region of the first embolic material is coupled to the first attachment region of the anchor.

Delivery device for use with an embolic material

The present disclosure relates to the field of embolic coils. More specifically, the present disclosure relates to systems and methods for actively releasing an embolic coil from a delivery device into a body lumen of a patient. Delivery systems of the present disclosure may allow an embolic coil to be advanced external to the distal end of a delivery catheter without being automatically released, thereby allowing the embolic coil to be repositioned prior to deployment.

Active release of embolic coils

The present disclosure relates to embolic coils that eliminate kick-back into a parent vessel by providing a proximal end that retracts following deployment within the vasculature. Also disclosed are methods of making such coils, delivery systems that comprise such coils, and methods of delivering such coils to a patient.

Embolic coil with kick-in tail

Balloon catheter and methods for making and using balloon catheters are disclosed. An example balloon catheter may include a proximal shaft. A midshaft may be attached to the proximal shaft. The midshaft may have an outer wall. A distal shaft may be attached to the midshaft. A balloon may be coupled to the distal shaft. An inflation lumen may be defined that extends from the proximal shaft, through the midshaft, and into the distal shaft. The inflation lumen may be in fluid communication with the balloon. A core wire may be disposed within the inflation lumen and may be attached to the midshaft.

Balloon catheter with improved pushability

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Crystal, MN, United States of America

Jeffry Johnson