On-x Life Technologies, Inc.

Mark E Seeley

Fletcher Derek Southard

Ryan Medema

Jonathan C Stupka

Jeffrey Nelson

Brett A Bickerton

Clyde Baker

Mike James Mewhort

Joseph Earl Robinson

Roger William Leikam

Jeff Wayne Stark

Anthony Lioi

David Wilde

Cole Seeley

Cephas M Wozencraft

Mike J Mewhort

Joseph E Robinson

Jeff W Stark

Roger W Leikam

An embodiment includes a chordal replacement system comprising: a pledget coupled to a first suture length and at least one of a first needle and a first ferrule; a second suture length coupled to the pledget and at least a second needle; and a third suture length coupled to the pledget and at least a third needle; wherein the second and third suture lengths are not monolithic with each other and do not constitute a single suture. Other embodiments are described herein.

Biological chord repair system and methods

Arrangements are provided for assembling multiple substrates for coating within a fluidized bed coater so as to deposit a coating of uniform thickness across the entire exterior surface thereof. One embodiment includes a method for coating orthopedic implants having convex and concave surfaces with pyrocarbon by pyrolytic decomposition of a hydrocarbon.

Fluidized bed pyrocarbon coating

An embodiment includes an apparatus comprising: a hollow needle with a narrowed inner diameter in a distal third of the needle; and a flexible chord coupled to proximal and distal conduits; wherein the distal conduit is in the needle and distal to the narrowed inner diameter and the proximal conduit is in the needle and proximal to the narrowed inner diameter; wherein: (a)(i) long axes of the proximal and distal conduits are substantially parallel to a long axis of the needle when the proximal and distal conduits are in the needle, and (a)(ii) the proximal and distal conduits are configured to rotate when deployed from the needle such that their long axes are not parallel to a long axis of the chord when the chord is fully extended. Other embodiments are described herein.

Rapid deployment artificial chordae Tendinae system

An embodiment comprises a container to include a substrate during processing (e.g., centrifugal or vibratory processing) and protect the substrate from other substrates (e.g., medical implants) that are simultaneously being processed and/or from the polishing environment (e.g. vibratory tub sidewalls) during processing. Other embodiments are described herein.

Mass finishing component enclosure device and system

Rapid deployment artificial chordae tendinae system

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Austin, TX, United States of America

Mark E Seeley