Sinusys Corporation

Aerin Medical Inc.

Intersect Ent Gmbh

Allrest Technologies

Jerome Hester

Thomas A Schreck

Curtis Leslie Rieser

David E Edgren

William Jason Fox

William L Gould

Bradley F Marple

Andrew Frazier

Scott J Wolf

Gregory Ng

Andrew Ivan Poutiatine

David C Gale

Bin Huang

Anthony J Abbate

Vijaykumar Reddy Rajasekhar

Gail M Zaler

Richard E Kaufman

Robert S De Heer

Juan Ramon Zarco

Lisa Earnhardt

Andrew Franzier

Disclosed embodiments relate to devices, systems, and methods of shaping, shrinking, opening, dilating, stiffening, or otherwise modifying a Eustachian tube and its surrounding tissue in order to improve the Eustachian tube's function. For example, patients with blocked, closed, or hypertrophic Eustachian tubes may be able to achieve improved function including easier equalization of pressure between the inner ear and environment.

Eustachian tube modification

The invention relates to devices and methods for monitoring, diagnosing and/or treating sleep apnea. Devices of the invention comprise a mouthpiece having a filter assembly and a microchip. Devices of the invention may also comprise a nasal splint having a filter assembly and a microchip. The invention also relates to a system comprising devices of the invention.

Oral and nasal devices for the treatment of sleep apnea and/or snoring with filter and sensors to provide remote digital monitoring and remote data analysis

Devices that are adapted to insert a sinus dilator into a stenotic opening of a paranasal sinus of a subject using minimally invasive dilator insertion procedures are provided. The devices and methods can be used to treat sinusitis and other nasal and/or sinus disorders.

Devices and methods for inserting a sinus dilator

Medical devices which are adapted to be implanted into a patient for a limited period of time using minimally invasive insertion procedures for dilating a stenotic opening, such as a stenotic sinus opening, are provided. The devices and methods can be used for treating sinusitis and other nasal and/or sinus disorders.

Devices and methods for dilating a paranasal sinus opening and for treating sinusitis

Medical devices which are adapted to be inserted into a patient for a limited period of time using minimally invasive insertion procedures for dilating a stenotic opening, such as a stenotic sinus opening, are provided. The devices and methods can be used for treating sinusitis and other nasal and/or sinus disorders.

Devices that are adapted to insert a sinus dilator into a stenotic opening of a paranasal sinus in a subject patient using minimally invasive insertion procedures are provided. The devices and methods can be used to treat sinusitis and other nasal and/or sinus disorders.

Described here are devices and methods for treating one or more conditions or symptoms associated with a tonsil procedure. In some variations, a drug-releasing device may be at least partially delivered to one or more tonsillar tissues before, during, or after a tonsil procedure. In some variations, the drug-releasing device may be configured to be biodegradable. In other variations, the drug-releasing device may comprise one or more hemostatic materials or one or more adhesives. The drug-releasing device may be configured to release one or more drugs or agents, such as, for example, one or more analgesics, local anesthetics, vasoconstrictors, antibiotics, combinations thereof and the like.

Devices and methods for treating pain associated with tonsillectomies

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Menlo Park, CA, United States of America

Jerome Hester