Endovascular Technologies, Inc.

Maquet Cardiovascular LLC

Stryker Corporation

Other

Lifeport Sciences, LLC

Perez, Juan I.

Juan I Perez

Richard Roy Newhauser, Jr

Matthew J Fitz

Timothy A M Chuter

Arnold M Escano

David T Pollock

Octavian Iancea

Robin W Eckert

Shuji Uemura

Barry J Kauker

Reid K Hayashi

Kyle Klein

Kristopher J Yee

Kumar Jambunathan

Shahrokh R Farahani

Andrew Serowski

Mark LeMere

Aleta A Tesar

Michael Francis Wei

Richard Rapoza

George D Caffell

Joseph J Kablik

Vivianne M Holt

Tina Ton

Albert K Chin

Ryan Charles Abbott

Arthur M Lin

Masoud Molaei

Gregory W Fung

Peter Tachi Callas

Peter S Brown

Michael C Stewart

Natalie V Fawzi

Joseph N Lamberti

Amit Agarwal

Arlene Sucy Yang

Amar Kendale

Joseph Jeffrey Kablik

Rasean L Hamilton

Matthew J Curran

Marshal E Finley

Anthony Chikuo Lee

Fred Villagomez

Frederick Barrigar

Alfredo Cantu R

A surgical instrument includes a mount body, a joint member, an arm, and a working end. The mount body has a top portion, a distal end, a proximal end and a bottom portion. The joint member is pivotally mounted at a distal end portion of the mount body, to allow positioning of a proximal portion of an arm extending distally from the joint member. The joint member is also configured to at least partially constrain movement of the proximal portion of the arm to a plane. The working end is mounted to a distal end portion of the arm. The surgical instrument can be configured as a heart stabilizer or a heart positioner. The joint member may further be configured as a slotted ball, a disk member, or a combination thereof.

Surgical instruments, systems and methods of use

The present invention embodies an endovascular graft having an attachment frame connection mechanism that allows placement of the main body component in vasculature in combination with limb components. Various limb component-to-main body component attachment mechanisms are provided which ensure a reliable bond while facilitating a smaller delivery profile.

Modular graft component junctions

Devices, tools and methods for performing minimally invasive surgical procedures. Methods of performing minimally invasive ablation procedures. Methods of performing rapid exchange of tools in a device while the device remains in a reduced-access surgical space.

Apparatus and methods for performing minimally-invasive surgical procedures

An endovascular grafting device having a main body component and limb components. The device is contemplated to be assembled in-situ for the purpose of treating vascular defects or conditions.

Endovascular grafting device

The present invention embodies an endovascular graft having various frame-to-main body component attachment mechanisms which provide a secured bond, reduced graft material wear, and reduced delivery profile.

Endovascular graft device and methods for attaching components thereof

The present invention embodies delivery systems and methods of packing an initial endovascular graft components for delivery that achieve a smaller delivery profile and reduce redundancy. Delivery systems and methods for packing the initial endovascular graft components for delivery facilitate a reduced delivery profile while allowing reliable positioning of the components before deployment.

Staged endovascular graft delivery system

A system for gaining access to an interventional site within vasculature through a vessel wall or other structure such as that of a medical device. An apparatus is provided to accomplish a sealed worksite as are sensor delivery systems including sealable sensor devices that are adapted to be placed at the interventional site.

Aneurysm sensing devices and delivery systems

The present invention embodies an endovascular graft having various frame-to-main body component attachment mechanisms which provide a secure bond, reduced graft material wear, and reduced delivery profile.

The present invention embodies delivery systems and methods for delivering medical repair devices that allow the flexibility of the delivery system to be varied and allow the delivery system to be steered and directed in a particular direction.

Steerable endovascular graft delivery system

Delivery systems and methods for delivering modular endovascular graft devices that allow one portion of the repair device to be deployed while maintaining control of the other portions. One system includes an elongate inner member including an anchor stop ring, the anchor stop ring including a plurality of recesses, each sized to receive a portion of the trunk portion and embedding portion of a respective hook in the delivery configuration, each embedding portion extending radially outwardly at an acute angle relative to the trunk portion in the delivery configuration. The delivery systems are simpler to use, easier to manufacture and facilitate better packing of the repair device.

Delivery system for endoluminal implant

Methods and devices for facilitating the repair of vasculature. The methods and devices described accomplish engagement of components employed during in situ assembly of repair devices.

Methods and devices for aiding in situ assembly of repair devices

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Sunnyvale, CA, United States of America

Juan I Perez