Arsenal Medical, Inc.

Covidien LP

Zugates, Gregory T.

Webber, Stephanie

Groom, Jeffrey

Lomakin, Joseph

Mortensen, Jennifer

Marini, John

John Marini

Upma Sharma

Gregory T Zugates

Adam Rago

Quynh P Pham

Joseph Lomakin

Jennifer Mortensen

Marc R Helmick

Xuri Yan

Toby Freyman

Rany Busold

Jeffrey Groom, Ii

Lee A Core

Daniel Broom

Stephanie Webber

Robert F Mulligan

Janet Komatsu

Joanna Marczyk

Jeffrey Ii Groom

Busold Rany

Joesph Lomakin

In various aspects, present disclosure is directed to methods, devices and systems whereby one or more low viscosity fluids may be introduced into a catheter and whereby the one or more low viscosity fluids may be converted into a high viscosity fluid in the catheter, which high viscosity fluid may be delivered from an exit port of the catheter.

Methods, devices and systems for filling body cavities

A suture delivery device includes a base portion and a deployment portion extending from the base portion. The base portion defines a longitudinal axis. The deployment portion includes a plurality of petals extending along the longitudinal axis parallel to one another when the deployment portion is in a delivery position and extending radially outward from the longitudinal axis when the deployment portion is in a deployed position.

Suture delivery and/or retrieval device

Systems, methods and kits for treating hemorrhages within cavities are provided. The methods utilize the application of a rapid spike of pressure to the closed cavity, followed by a steady state pressure or pressures.

Intra-abdominal pressure to promote hemostasis and survival

Systems and method for treating aneurysms are provided which utilize formulations that form polymer foams in situ. The formulations generally have a buoyancy greater than or less than blood, and either float to the top of the aneurysm and foam from the top down or sink to the bottom and foam from the bottom up.

Systems and methods for the treatment of aneurysms

Systems, methods and kits relating to in-situ forming polymer foams for the treatment of aneurysms or fluid filled spaces are disclosed. The systems include an insertable medical device and an in-situ forming foam of lava like materials with a fast forming outer skin and a slower hardening interior that is formed from a one-, two- or multi-part formulation. When used to treat an aneurysm, the foam is placed into contact with at least a portion of an exterior surface of the medical device and/or the tissue surface of the aneurysm.

In-situ forming foams with outer layer

The present invention relates generally to the field of electrospinning. In particular, the present invention relates to an electrospinning device that includes a slit-fixture defined by an elongate aperture disposed between opposing elements of an electrically conductive material. These elements include a variety of patterns/shapes that affect the flow of fluid through the aperture and the electrical field across the aperture.

Patterned slit fixtures and surfaces for high throughput slit-surface electrospinning

Systems and methods for electrospinning of core-sheath fibers are provided. The systems and methods achieve optimization of a shear stress that exists at a fluid boundary between core and sheath polymer solutions, by varying certain parameters of an electrospinning apparatus and/or the solutions used therewith.

Process of electrospinning core-sheath fibers

Devices and methods for high-throughput manufacture of concentrically layered nanoscale and microscale fibers by electrospinning are disclosed. The devices include a hollow tube having a lengthwise slit through which a core material can flow, and can be configured to permit introduction of sheath material at multiple sites of Taylor cone formation formation.

Electrospinning process for manufacture of multi-layered structures

Electrospinning process for fiber manufacture

Devices and methods for high-throughput manufacture of concentrically layered nanoscale and microscale fibers by electrospinning are disclosed. The devices include a hollow tube having a lengthwise slit through which a core material can flow, and can be configured to permit introduction of sheath material at multiple sites of Taylor cone formation.

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Weymouth, MA, United States of America

John Marini