Boston Scientific Scimed, Inc.

Boston Scientific Corporation

Norman Dillinger

James A Teague

Eric Cheng

Eric Chen

A medical device includes a sheath defining a lumen, a first elongate member, and a second elongate member. The first and second elongate members are movably disposed within the lumen. The medical device further includes a basket comprising a plurality of legs and a mesh portion. A proximal end of each leg of the plurality of legs is connected to the first elongate member, and a proximal end of the mesh portion is connected to the second elongate member.

Steerable stone basket

An elongate medical device configured for at least partial implantation or insertion into a subject. The medical device has at least one surface that contains one or more depressions, which are at least partially filled with a soluble material. Also described methods of making such devices.

Partially soluble implantable or insertable medical devices

A medical retrieval device includes a basket formed of two or more legs. The basket may be used to retrieve material (e.g., a urinary stone) from a body. The basket opens and closes for encapsulation of a stone. A captured stone may be released from the basket with the basket still in the body by opening the legs. The baskets exhibit shapes and configurations designed to optimize the characteristics of flexibility, ease of material capture, and ease of material release.

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Norman Dillinger