Reflow Medical, Inc.

Mahmood Razavi

John Fulkerson

Isa Rizk

Meena Michael Archie

Bhavraj Khalsa

A vascular access system can include a port configured to be implanted outside of a target body lumen, at least one conduit fluidly connected to the port, and at least one one-way valve proximate the distal end of the conduit and within the fluid pathway of the sidewall of the conduit. The system can also include a gateway element comprising a through lumen operably connected to an outer diameter of the conduit, the gateway element comprising a first radially compressed configuration in which the gateway element causes occlusion within the through lumen, and a second radially expanded configuration in which the gateway element permits passage of fluids within the through lumen.

Vascular access systems and methods

Methods for treating a patient using intravascular devices, systems, and methods are disclosed herein. One aspect of the present technology is directed to an intravascular device having an elongated member coupled to and extending between a handle and an angled distal portion. The distal portion is moveable between a first configuration having a first shape configured for intravascular delivery and a second configuration having a second shape, different than the first shape, that is configured for intravascular delivery.

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Orange, CA, United States of America

Mahmood Razavi