Cook Medical Technologies LLC

Kathryn R Hardert

Darin Gene Schaeffer

Patrick C Melder

Dan Dalenberg

Jack Kolenda

Michael Boyd

Joshua Haines

Erin Elizabeth Roberts

Elizabeth M Brown

Jeffry Scott Melsheimer

Jorge L Jimenez-Rios

Kristen M Bunch

Nathan Steinbrunner

Jaimie Michelle Jarboe

Lyle D Hundley

Jonathan Sheets

Donald R Sandmore

Johnny P Smith

Samantha Charley

Cayley Gubser

Tyler Dow

David Gordon

A minimally invasive implantable device has a generally cylindrical device body that includes: a first end having a first element; a second end having a second element; a wall disposed between the first end and the second end, and having an inner surface and an outer surface, wherein the inner surface defines a lumen extending between the first end and the second end; and at least one protruding element protruding from the outer surface, wherein an outermost diameter of the first element and an outermost diameter of the second element is larger than a diameter of the outer surface of the wall, and the at least one protruding element does not protrude beyond the outermost diameter of the first element or the outermost diameter of the second element.

Minimally invasive implantable devices

The present embodiments provide strain relief members for a medical device delivery system, methods of use thereof, and methods of manufacturing. In one embodiment a strain relief member may include a support having a first end with a first outer diameter, a second end having a second outer diameter, an inner surface facing a support lumen that extends axially through the support along a longitudinal axis, and an outer surface opposite to the inner surface. An embodiment may also include an overlay coupled to a portion of the outer surface of the support, where the overlay comprises a first material and the support comprises a second material, and the first material is more flexible than the second material. A liner may be disposed in a portion of the support lumen and a first connector disposed over a portion of the support.

Strain relief and methods of use thereof

Medical devices, methods and kits are described. An exemplary medical device comprises a catheter that has a catheter wall and defines a catheter lumen, a bend, and a coil disposed distal to the bend. The catheter defines one or more apertures that extend through the catheter wall and are in communication with the catheter lumen.

Medical devices, methods, and kits for delivering medication to a bodily passage

Medical devices having a releasable member are described. Methods of using medical devices having a releasable member are also described. An example medical device comprises an elongate member, an intermediate member, a sheath, and a cap. Each of the intermediate member, sheath, and cap are releasably disposed on the elongate member.

Medical devices having a releasable member and methods of using the same

Medical devices that have a releasable intermediate member and tubular member are described. Methods of using medical devices that have a releasable intermediate member and tubular member are also described. An example medical device comprises an elongate member, an intermediate member, and a tubular member. Each of the intermediate member and tubular member is releasably disposed on the elongate member.

Medical devices having a releasable tubular member and methods of using the same

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Bloomington, IN, United States of America

Kathryn R Hardert