Biotronik Se Co. Kg

Matthias Wenzel

Stephen Arie Leeflang

Christian Scott Eversull

Tassilo Landgraf

Michael J Ayton

Ole Grauhan

Karl Nordstrom

Ramona Rejnowski

Steffen Reske

The present disclosure relates to a coupling, in particular a hub (-), with a base body (-) having a proximal end (-), embodied as a connecting region (-) for an applicator (-), and a distal end (-), embodied as connecting region (-) for a delivery device (-) with a tubular member (-) for delivering a medical device (-) into a part of an animal or human body, and having a recess (-) extending between the proximal end (-) and the distal end (-). It is provided that the recess (-) is positioned eccentrically from an outer diameter (-) of the base body (-) and a central axis (-) of the recess (-) is nonparallel in respect to a central axis (-) of the outer diameter (-) of the base body (-).

Coupling for a medical delivery device

A detachable electrode and anchor utilized with electrode leads and leadless medical implants that enable explantation of the electrode while leaving the anchor in place. The detachable electrode and anchor utilizes a detachable mechanism that detachably couples the electrode to the anchor. Embodiments do not require removal of existing scar tissue before explantation, which minimize chances of internal bleeding at the extraction site. Embodiments also minimize impact on the vein in which the electrode lead travels by eliminating use of a necessarily larger diameter sheath that is utilized around the electrode lead to remove the electrode lead and attached anchor.

Detachable electrode and anchor

A leadless implantable device delivery apparatus that enables testing of an implantation site before permanent implantation and enables secure attachment at the site while minimizing effects of the implantation procedure. Embodiments include a delivery sheath configured to accommodate a leadless implantable device, the leadless implantable device having an anchor that includes at least one projection configured to physically attach the anchor to tissue, such as heart tissue. In addition, embodiments include an adapter that resides within the delivery sheath and is configured to impart rotational force at the distal end of the adapter that is applied to the proximal end of the adapter to rotate the anchor associated with the implantable device.

Leadless implantable device delivery apparatus

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Berlin, Germany

Matthias Wenzel