Boston Scientific Scimed, Inc.

Peerbridge Health, Inc.

Michael Peter Fusaro

Stephen S Keaney

Boris Shapeton

Joseph M Gordon

David Robson

Angelo Joseph Acquista

Leung-Hang Ma

Keith Sproat

Robert Joseph Bouthillier

Greg Johnston

Brian C MacLean

Brian J Maclean

Robert J Bouthillier

John R Shambroom

Andrew W Marsella

Benjamin Mughal

Steven Geyster

Arthur Bertolero

Elizabeth Goodrich

Brian MacLEAN

Elisabeth Goodrich

Drew Sunstein

James Edward Peret

Doug Currie

Dean Owens

A system for wirelessly obtaining physiological data from a subject includes a sensor patch and a separate electronics package. The sensor patch is disposed on and adheres to the subject, and includes a first part of a releasable electrical connector. An electronics package includes a second part of the first releasable electrical connector, which is used to physically and electrically connect the electronics package to the sensor patch. The electronics package includes a flexible substrate, with shells set on this substrate. The shells enclose the electronics. The shells are connected by a flexible circuit board. Analog front end circuitry is placed in one shell, while the wireless transceiver is placed in the other shell.

System and method for monitoring conditions of a subject based on wireless sensor data

A thermal ablation system comprises a fluid handling unit receiving fluid from a fluid source at a first pressure, the fluid handling unit including a heater heating the fluid to a desired temperature and a pump and an introducer including a sheath which, when in an operative position, is received within a hollow organ, the sheath including a delivery lumen introducing fluid heated by the heater to the hollow organ and a return lumen withdrawing fluid from the hollow organ and returning the withdrawn fluid to the console via a return lumen, wherein the pump increases a pressure of the fluid between the fluid source and the delivery lumen of the introducer.

Thermal ablation system

Apparatus for measuring an amount of ablation fluid circulating in a system for ablating tissue comprises a plurality of electrical contacts located within an ablation fluid receiving chamber of the system, the contacts being located at various heights and a data processing arrangement coupled to the contacts to receive data corresponding to electrical conductance between pairs of the contacts, the data processing arrangement determining a height of fluid in the chamber based on the measured conductance levels and determining based on the determined height, whether an amount of fluid circulating through the system is within a desired range.

HTA fluid level and fluid type measurement

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Greenville, RI, United States of America

Michael Peter Fusaro