Boston Scientific Scimed, Inc.

Ams Research Corporation

Astora Women's Health, LLC

Jessica Elizabeth Felton

James Ryan Mujwid

Karl Alan Jagger

Dean W Hacker

Benjamin M Wilke

Seth C Kelto

John Anders Bostrom

Ryan Earl Fredrick

Thomas Andrew Albrecht

John J Allen

Kevin R Arnal

Scott L Sjoquist

Robert E Lund

Alex Alden Peterson

Mark Edward DiLoreto

John R Frigstad

Brian P Watschke

James A Alexander

James Pellegrino Alexander

Joel T Eggert

Gary A Rocheleau

David John Sogard

Jessica Lynn Roll

Mark S Bouchier

Randall P Rowland

Travis J Schauer

Matthew Lee Nelson

John E Titus

Mitul Shah

Aaron Roydon Johnson

Danielle E Steffens

Julie Andreen

Bernard Andre Wasscher

Grady Jensen

Michael Wasson

Randy Rowland

Danielle Steffens

Scott J Sjoquist

Dean Hacker

Alex Peterson

Scott Sjoquist

A temporary space-filling penile implant device for penile surgery includes a body portion, an end portion attached to the body portion, and a cover surrounding the end portion and at least a portion of the body portion. The temporary space-filling penile implant may be configured for insertion into either corpora cavernosa of a penis or into interior tissue of a neophallus, during an inter-procedure time period that occurs between two surgical procedures performed on the penis or the neophallus.

Temporary space-filling penile implant for corporal healing and neophallus conditioning

A penile construction template may include an adhesive film configured for adhesion to donor skin. The penile construction template may include a first section defined on the adhesive film to identify an external phallus skin flap of the donor skin to be extracted while the adhesive film is adhered to the donor skin, and a second section defined on the adhesive film to identify a de-epithelialized skin flap of the donor skin to be extracted while the adhesive film is adhered to the donor skin. An implantable device for urethra construction may include a tubular scaffold configured to be coupled to a natal urethra of a patient, the tubular scaffold being seeded with urethral cells of the patient for growth of a urethral segment on the tubular scaffold therefrom while disposed within a body of the patient.

Adhesive penile construction template and urethra scaffold tube for neophallus surgery

According to an aspect, an inflatable penile prosthesis includes a fluid reservoir configured to hold fluid, an inflatable member, and a pump assembly configured to transfer the fluid between the fluid reservoir and the inflatable member. The pump assembly includes a valve body, a pump bulb, and a deflation mode actuator. The valve body includes a bi-directional valve configured to move from an inflation position to a deflation position in response to an activation of the deflation mode actuator. The bi-directional valve in the inflation position is configured to open a fluid passageway in the valve body to transfer fluid from the pump bulb to the inflatable member. The bi-directional valve in the deflation position is configured to open a fluid passageway in the valve body to transfer fluid from the inflatable member to the fluid reservoir that bypasses the pump bulb.

Bi-directional valve pump

According to an aspect, an implantable device for penile construction includes a penile implant having a distal portion and a proximal portion. The distal portion includes a shaft portion configured to be disposed in a neophallus. The proximal portion defines a first strut and a second strut, and the proximal portion is configured to be attached to a pelvis structure.

Penile implant for neophallus

An implantable device for penile construction can comprise an anchor plate and at least one attachment member. The anchor plate can be configured to engage with a first portion of a pelvic bone of a patient. The anchor plate can comprise a prosthesis attachment interface configured to be coupled to a penile prosthesis, and at least one attachment member configured to attach to the anchor plate. The at least one attachment member can be configured to engage with a second portion of the pelvic bone of the patient. The engagement of the anchor plate with the first portion of the pelvic bone and the engagement of the attachment member with the second portion of the pelvic bone can couple the pelvic bone between the anchor plate and the at least one attachment member.

Penile prosthesis anchoring system

According to an aspect, an implant includes an inflatable member and a pump assembly configured to facilitate a transfer of a fluid from the reservoir to the inflatable member. The inflatable member has a sidewall that defines a lumen and a porous structure disposed within the lumen.

Inflatable penile prosthesis having a cylinder with a porous portion

According to an aspect, an implant includes an inflatable member and a pump assembly configured to facilitate a transfer of a fluid from the reservoir to the inflatable member. The inflatable member has a sidewall that defines a lumen. The sidewall has an outer surface and an inner surface disposed opposite the outer surface. The inner surface has a series of undulations.

Inflatable penile prosthesis with a structured cylinder

According to an aspect, an inflatable penile prosthesis includes a reservoir configured to hold fluid, an inflatable member, and a pump assembly configured to facilitate a transfer of a fluid from the reservoir to the inflatable member. The pump assembly includes a pump bulb, and a valve body defining a fluid passageway. The valve body includes a refill valve disposed in the fluid passageway. The refill valve includes a valve member. In response to the pump bulb being compressed, the valve member moves within the fluid passageway in a first direction to a closed position in which the valve member blocks the fluid from being transferred around the refill valve. In response to the pump bulb being uncompressed, the valve member moves within the fluid passageway in a second direction to an open position in which the valve member allows the fluid to transfer around the refill valve.

Inflatable penile prosthesis with valves for increasing flow efficiency

Systems and methods are provided and adapted to engage and pull (e.g., pull up) or reposition paraurethral support tissue, such as the perineal membrane. The perineal membrane intersects the urethra and vagina at the midurethra or distal location and can thus be stabilized or controlled in a manner that helps restore continence. As such, the implants can be utilized to eliminate the need for mesh or other supportive structures under the urethra that is common with other incontinence slings.

Pelvic implant system and method

According to an aspect, an implant includes an inflatable member and a pump assembly configured to facilitate a transfer of a fluid from the reservoir to the inflatable member. The inflatable member has a sidewall that defines a lumen and an elongate member disposed within the lumen.

Inflatable penile prosthesis having a cylinder with elongate members

According to an aspect, an inflatable penile prosthesis having an inflatable member; a reservoir configured to hold fluid; and a pump assembly configured to facilitate a transfer of the fluid from the reservoir to the inflatable member when the prosthesis is in an inflation mode, and facilitate a transfer of the fluid from the inflatable member to the reservoir when the prosthesis is in a deflation mode, the pump assembly including a valve housing and a reinforced pump bulb member.

Inflatable penile prosthesis with pump bulb

According to an aspect, an inflatable penile prosthesis includes an inflatable member, the inflatable member having a reinforced portion; a reservoir configured to hold fluid; and a pump assembly configured to facilitate a transfer of the fluid from the reservoir to the inflatable member when the prosthesis is in an inflation mode, and facilitate a transfer of the fluid from the inflatable member to the reservoir when the prosthesis is in a deflation mode.

Inflatable penile prosthesis with reinforced members

Described are devices, systems, and combinations useful for monitoring tension in an implant, which may be an implant useful to treat a pelvic condition, the device, system, or combination including an implant and a tension indicator.

Implants, tools, and methods for treatments of pelvic conditions

A unitary or homogeneous patterned implant is provided. The implant is constructed of patterned cells formed by way of a molding, die casting, laser etching, laser cutting, extruding, and the like. Portions of the implant can be formed into sinusoid or other waveform strut members to control and promote elongation, expansion or contraction along single or multiple axes. As such, controlled and designated stress, tension and compression distribution is promoted across specific or localized areas of the implant.

Patterned implant and method

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