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Joseph Catanese, Iii

Theodore Charles Lamson

Joshua Makower

Floria Cheng

Russell J Redmond

Claude A Vidal

Michael Collinson

Matthew McLean

Daniel Merrick

Jacqueline Nerney Welch

Ling-Kang Tong

Amrish Jayprakash Walke

Amik Nagpurkar

Brian Y Tachibana

Michael Gearhart

Ben Thompson

Scott H West

Andrew Lewis Johnston

James Niederjohn

Mitchell C Barham

Richard G Vecchiotti

John Y Chang

Earl A Bright, Ii

J Christopher Flaherty

Theodore M Bender

Michael Francis Wei

Matt McLean

David R Tholfsen

John Reggie

Jolene Cutts

Robert George

Raul Macatangay

Thomas C Ryan

Christian Leon Haller

Ralph Paul

Calvin Lam

Eric Claude

Ailee Pham

Ling Tong

Kejin Wang

Jee Shin

Ryan R Braymer

Ashley K Wallin

Imraan Aziz

Matthew Thomas Yurek

Caralin Riva Adair

Andrew J Hudson

Alex Lim

Kevin McDermott

Paul Suarez

Kristin Taylor

Eric A Goldfarb

Michael Jurgen Strasser

Clinton Neal Slone

William M Facteau

Kyle L Lamson

Thomas Edward King

John Stiggelbout

Jason Hegener

Kevin Alexander Lessard

Alexander Charles Gordon

Curtis Yarra

Jacqueline Nemey Welch

R James Yu

Micahel Wei

Thedoore C Lamson

Ravinder D Pamnani

Aziz Imraan

Thomas R Jenkins

Eddie Gonzalez

Andrew Johnston

Theodore C Lamson

Michael Wei

Iii Joseph Catanese

Ii Earl A Bright

A transurethral system for delivering and depositing fiducial markers usable to delineate the prostate during radiation therapy includes at least one implant or anchor assembly featuring a first anchoring component, a second anchoring component, and a connector. A delivery device featuring a handle assembly, an actuator, and an elongate member delivers the implant or anchor assembly to an interventional site.

System for delivery of a fiducial marker

A system and associated method for manipulating tissues and anatomical or other structures in medical applications for the purpose of treating diseases or disorders or other purposes. In one aspect, the system includes a delivery device including a flexible portion that is suited to access target anatomy. The flexibility of an elongate portion of the delivery device can be varied. Additionally, the delivery device can include structure that maintains the positioning of the delivery device in patient anatomy.

Flexible system for delivering an anchor

Kidney stone removal system is disclosed having components including a handle mechanism, a nozzle tip, and a guiding device. The handle mechanism employs a trigger that enables control of irrigation and vacuum/suction. Depression of a trigger in the trigger mechanism conveys status of vacuum/suction and irrigation to a user by providing increased resistance at different points of depression. When the trigger is in a home (undepressed) position, irrigation and vacuum/suction are turned off. When the trigger is in a fully depressed position, irrigation and vacuum/suction are turned on. When the trigger is in an intermediate position, irrigation may be turned on, while vacuum/suction remains turned off. The nozzle includes one or more irrigation ports positioned at a distal end of the nozzle and having an irrigation port departure angle of 30 to 60 degrees for directing irrigation fluid forward and laterally from the distal end of the nozzle. The guiding device is configured to be removably positioned in the nozzle for receiving a debris fragmentizing device, such as a laser device. The guiding device is configured to prevent an unintended movement of the fragmentizing device when the fragmentizing device is positioned in the nozzle while allowing fluid and debris to flow past the fragmentizing device and through a vacuum tube.

Kidney stone treatment system

A catheter assembly is provided having a working lumen and a guide. The guide is configured to position a fragmentizing device within the working lumen. The guide is configured to prevent or minimize any unintended movement of a distal section of the fragmentizing device within the working lumen when the distal section of the fragmentizing device is positioned at a distal end of the working lumen.

Tool guiding device for kidney stone treatment apparatus

Devices, systems and methods for compressing, cutting, incising, reconfiguring, remodeling, attaching, repositioning, supporting, dislocating or altering the composition of tissues or anatomical structures to alter their positional or force relationship to other tissues or anatomical structures. In some applications, the invention may be used to used to improve patency or fluid flow through a body lumen or cavity (e.g., to limit constriction of the urethra by an enlarged prostate gland).

Devices, systems and methods for treating benign prostatic hyperplasia and other conditions

Extra-urethral implants and methods of use are disclosed. Implants can treat disorders or diseases of the prostate by, for example, enlarging the lumen of the prostatic urethra.

A system and associated method for altering or destroying tissues and anatomical or other structures in medical applications for the purpose of treating diseases or disorders. In one aspect, the system includes a device configured to deploy devices for altering the lobes of a prostate.

Median lobe destruction apparatus and method

Methods and devices for relieving stenoses in, or otherwise improving blood flow through, body lumens. Although applicable in a variety of different body lumens, the methods and devices of this invention are specifically useable for relieving stenoses in, or otherwise improving blood flow through, veins which drain blood from the brain for treatment of multiple sclerosis or other neurodegenerative disorders that are caused, triggered or exacerbated by venous occlusion or venous insufficiency.

Methods, systems and devices for treatment of cerebrospinal venous insufficiency and multiple sclerosis

A system and associated method for manipulating tissues and anatomical or other structures in medical applications for the purpose of treating diseases or disorders or other purposes. In one aspect, the system includes a delivery device and a plurality of anchor assemblies. The delivery system is configured to deliver a first anchor using loaded energy and reload the energy required to deliver an addition anchor.

Anchor delivery system

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Joseph Catanese, Iii