Crossbay Medical, Inc.

Conceptus, Inc.

Medical Scientific, Inc.

Piush Vidyarthi

Steven Robert Bacich

Matthew Thomas Yurek

Jack Greelis

Matt Yurek

Dai T Ton

Paul C Nardella

Thomas A Wrublewski

Trinh N Nguyen

Donnell William Gurskis

Thomas A Kramer

Michael W Blaisdell

Kelly H Roy

Cristiano Danilo Maria Fontana

An everting balloon system is disclosed that can be used for the placement of an IUD within the uterine cavity of a female patient. The everting balloon system with IUD can be used to access a uterine cavity at specific locations in the fundus. A one-handed IUD delivery system for placement with an everting catheter is disclosed. An IUD loading system for placement within an everting catheter is disclosed. The everting catheter with an IUD can simplify the process of IUD placement within the uterine cavity.

Apparatus and method for everting catheter for IUD delivery and placement in the uterine cavity

An everting balloon system is disclosed that can be used for biopsy within a body of a patient or animal. The everting balloon system can be used to access a bodily cavity or vessel for tissue specimen collection at specific bodily locations. The everting catheter system described simplifies the process of tissue biopsy.

Apparatus and method for everting catheter for uterine access for biopsy and cytology

Everting balloon systems and methods for using the same are disclosed herein. The systems can be configured to access and dilate body lumen and cavities. For example, the systems can be used to dilate the cervix and access the uterine cavity. The systems can also be used to occlude the cervix. The systems can also be used to occlude the urethra.

Apparatus and methods for accessing and sealing bodily vessels and cavities

Apparatuses and methods for performing a procedure on a uterine cavity of a patient are disclosed. The methods can include visualizing the uterine cavity, biopsying a tissue with a biopsy device, and ejecting fluid from the biopsying device into the uterine cavity. The apparatuses can have a sealable acorn tip, a handle, a repositioning clip, a distal indicia, a proximal indicia, and a fluid reservoir. The biopsying device can be configured to biopsy and eject fluid under the control of a single hand of a user of the device.

Biopsy and sonography method and apparatus for assessing bodily cavities

A method and apparatus for assessing bodily cavities and lumens utilizing an integrated, automated aerating device is described. The aeration device can selectively supply a gas a liquid during ultrasound and radiographic procedures for enhanced visualization of the uterine cavity and fallopian tubes.

Method and apparatus of tubal patency catheter and delivery systems

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Piush Vidyarthi