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Nir Lilach

Eliahu Eliachar

Yoav Tikochinsky

Dmitry Golom

Serdar Ozsumer

Eran Shor

Tsabar Mor

Ram Grossfeld

Rami Grossfeld

Gideon Meyer-Brodnitz

Amir Gross

Liron Elia

Iftah Beinart

Arnold Miller

Raanan A Miller

Oz Cabiri

Eran Miller

William Edelman

Arnon Mosaiuf

Gavriel Joseph Iddan

Tamir Ben David

Daniel Shaki

Shai Alfandari

Ram Nadler

Frank Schenk

Ehud Assia

Ofer Yossepowitch

Arnon Mousaiuf

David Damshek

Evgeni Venislavski

Shilo Ben-Zeev

Dan Sade Hochstadter

Oren Feurst

Eran Zur

Benny Rousso

Yuval Avni

Amit Segal

Assaf Dekel

Yossi Gross

Mordehai Sholev

Meni Iamberger

Gilad Lavi

Shahar Harari

Gadi Har-Shai

Bernard Hirshowitz

Gideon Waterman

Chen Barak

Yosef Hazan

Gilad Heftman

Uri David

Eli Eliachar

Dotan Tromer

Idan Zilzer

Tamar Fleisher

Eyal Carmi

Ohad Yehoshua Henn

Oded Aldaag

Ram Grossfeled

Ariel Margulis

Assaf Agou

Mazal Dahan

Jacob Cohen

Eyal Aviram

Hernam Weiss

Erez Zelnik

Steven Arnautoff

Eyal Bressler

Avraham Ram Lore

David Shashar

Amold Miller

A device for retarding birth, forming a lumen for surrounding a uterine cervix, the device including an upper ring for surrounding the uterine cervix, and an anchoring mechanism for anchoring the device on the cervix. A tool for inserting a device for retarding birth, the device including a device lumen for surrounding a uterine cervix, the tool including a plurality of rods attached to two rings, forming a longitudinal tool lumen, each rod including a connector for attaching to the device for retarding birth at a distal end of the rod, and a mechanism at a proximal end of the rod, for detaching the device for retarding birth at the distal end of the rod. Related apparatus and methods are also described.

Delaying pre-term birth

A weight-distributing exoskeleton capable of supporting and/or control the distribution of at least part of the weight of a protective garment and/or face shield proximate the knee of the user. The exoskeleton may include a plurality of leg structures, each leg structure including a knee joint or knee hinge configured to bear the load of the protective garment, and a foot member including a magnetic quick release mechanism configured to control quickly engage with and release from the leg structures. The weight of the protective garment and/or face shield is transferred to the floor such that the user bears little to no burden of carrying it.

Weight distribution exoskeleton

A closure device () is provided for suturing a puncture. The closure device () includes a suture (), an elongate support (), a suture-positioning support (), and an elongate dilator (). The suture-positioning support () is coupled to a distal end portion () of the elongate support (), laterally extendable with respect to the distal end portion () of the elongate support (), and configured to removably receive the suture (). The dilator () is configured to be inserted through the puncture, and has a proximal end () that is coupled to the distal end portion () of the elongate support (). The closure device () is configured to allow movement of the distal end portion () of the elongate support () with respect to the proximal end () of the dilator () with at least two degrees of freedom. Other embodiments are also described.

Suture closure devices

Apparatus and methods for occluding hollow body structures, such as blood vessels, and for attaching tissue layers and/or non-tissue layers together by providing implantable elements on opposite sides of the structure or layers and drawing the implants together to occlude the body structure and/or bring the layers together. The implants are deliverable in a low-profile configuration and self-expand to an enlarged configuration. The implantable elements are delivered by transfixing the body structure, then releasing the implants on opposite sides of the body structure and drawing the implants together to effect an occlusion or attachment. The implants are configured to apply oppositely directed forces to opposite surfaces of the tissue layers at alternate, circumferentially spaced locations and may constrain the tissue in a serpentine pattern or in a direct clamping pattern. The implants grip the tissue in a manner that defines a pressure zone about the transfixion aperture that prevents leakage from the aperture.

Methods and apparatus for fastening and clamping tissue

Apparatus and methods for occluding hollow body structures, such as blood vessels, and for attaching tissue layers together by providing implantable elements on opposite sides of the structure or tissue layers and drawing the implants together to occlude the body structure and/or bring the tissue layers together. The implants are deliverable in a low-profile configuration and self-expand to an enlarged configuration. The implantable elements are delivered by transfixing the body structure, then releasing the implants on opposite sides of the anatomical structure to urge the layers together to effect an occlusion or attachment. The implants are configured to apply oppositely directed forces to opposite surfaces of the tissue layers at alternate, circumferentially spaced locations and may constrain the tissue in a serpentine pattern or in a direct clamping pattern. The implants grip the tissue in a manner that defines a pressure zone about the transfixion aperture that prevents leakage from the aperture. The invention can be used to fasten tissue to non-tissue.

Methods and apparatus for clamping tissue and occluding tubular anatomical structures

Methods and devices for temporarily occluding blood vessels are provided for use in emergency conditions to control trauma-induced hemorrhaging. An occlusion device is delivered and deployed through a rapidly introduced, percutaneously placed needle that carries an occlusion device in readiness to be deployed out of the needle. The deployed occlusion device applies pressure to the target blood vessel to control blood loss.

Apparatus and method for temporary occlusion of blood vessels

A naso/orogastric device having backflow blocking means and comprises a naso/orogastric tube sized and shaped for being disposed within the esophagus so that at least a distal end thereof being placed in the stomach lumen of a patient, at least one elastic esophageal body, positioned along the naso/orogastric tube, having a pressure dependent volume, at least one esophageal sensor that detects fluid around at least one segment of the naso/orogastric tube, and a pressure regulator that regulates a pressure within the elastic esophageal body according to the detection.

Method and device of detecting and/or blocking reflux

An improved device delivers a fluid medicament to the subcutaneous tissue of a user. The device is better suited for patients with Parkinson's Disease and other central nervous system disorders, than conventional infusion devices. The device can include a reusable part including a drive component (e.g., motor) and control electronics and a disposable part including a medicament reservoir. Medicament can be evacuated from the medicament reservoir by a plunger assembly that includes a plunger attached to a lead screw that is rotated by a nut, all within the disposable part. The device can be fluidically coupled with the tissue via a flexible cannula. Various embodiments relate to an improved cannula insertion mechanism that delivers the cannula under a force applied by a spring. Various embodiments relate to improved filling of the device, for example, using a vial adapter and an automated filling station.

Device for subcutaneous delivery of fluid medicament

There is provided a system for mixed imaging modalities including impedance based analysis of a body portion of a patient, comprising: multi conductor busbar(s), each connected to a controller and at least two of multiple sensing components, a controller arranged to: iteratively perform: sequentially activate as a current source, a first sensing component previously un-used as the current source in earlier iterations, sequentially activating as a current sink, a second sensing component previously un-used as the current sink in earlier iterations, obtain surface voltages, by sequentially activating each of the other sensing components as a respective voltage sensor, and obtaining a respective voltage reading while alternating current is transmitted between the first and second sensing components, wherein the voltages and current obtained for each pair of first and second sensing component of each iteration are provided for computation of a 3D dataset of 3D impedance values of the body portion.

Systems and methods for impedance tomography of a body part of a patient

The present invention relates to bone-implants for treating a lesion on a bone, comprising: a bone anchor, a container in communication with the bone anchor and an osteoconductive bone-filler material inside the container, and methods thereof.

Repair of shoulder-joint lesions

A medical pump, comprising: a fluid housing having a plurality of intake openings, sealed by at least one intake valve, and an outlet opening sealed by an outlet valve; a piston which is sealing the fluid housing and connected to a drive mechanism, the drive mechanism pulls the piston to draw fluid from one of the plurality of intake openings and pushes the piston to discharge the fluid into the outlet opening; and a selecting valve enclosing at least two tubes, each providing fluid to one of the plurality of intake openings, wherein the selecting valve closes one of the at least two tubes while opening another of the at least two tubes.

Medical pump

Bushing

Apparatus and methods for occluding hollow body structures, such as blood vessels, and for attaching tissue layers together by providing implantable elements on opposite sides of the structure or tissue layers and drawing the implants together to occlude the body structure and/or bring the tissue layers together. The implants are deliverable in a low-profile configuration and self-expand to an enlarged configuration. The implantable elements are delivered by transfixing the body structure, then releasing the implants on opposite sides of the body structure and drawing the implants together to effect an occlusion or attachment. The implants are configured to apply oppositely directed forces to opposite surfaces of the tissue layers at alternate, circumferentially spaced locations and may constrain the tissue in a serpentine pattern or in a direct clamping pattern. The implants grip the tissue in a manner that defines a pressure zone about the transfixion aperture that prevents leakage from the aperture. The implants have a low profile in that they have a relatively short axial dimension relative to their deployed diameter.

Apparatus for fastening tissue and occluding tubular body structures

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Kfar Yehoshua, Israel

Nir Lilach