Ostomycure As

Episurf Ip-management Ab

Multi4 Medical Ab

Interlinked Ab

Plastics Unbound Gmbh

Ondosis Ab

Etervind Ab

Tigran Technologies Ab (publ)

Medsafe Asa

Ptah Ab

Multi4 Ab

Eurocomp Ab

Irras Ab

Anza Ab

Tigran Technologies Ab

Robert Axelsson

Mats Erik Kindahl Cardell

Jan Anders Berglund

Benedict Brönnimann

Ronny Brakhya

Martin Johansson

Anette Johnsson

Nina Bake

Erik Fosse

Christos Panotopoulos

Olof Franksson

Miden Melle Hannah

Rebecca Stjernberg Bejhed

Christopher Blacker

Katarina Hedbeck

Janarne Wetterheim

Henrik Vagerstam

Martin Qvänstedt

Bjørn Edwin

Niklas Johansson

Johan Rinman

Lars Magnus Bjursten

Anders Jimgren

John Charles Price Hayman

Hannes Ulvegard

Dan Karlsson

Camilla Lundin

Thomas Arnerdal

Christer Nilsson

Ove Sundelin

Jan Svenson

Rickard Olsson

Noomi Altgärde

Per Magnus Karemyr

Emelie Margareta Svensson

Lubomir Petrov Gradinarsky

Jan Erik Axelsson

Philip-Jan Alfons Constant Flebus

Oscar Emil Nilsson

Martin Olovsson

Måns Collner

Hanna Andersson

Erik Lennings

Bjorn Edwin

Samuel Wikström

Tomas Arnerdal

Lars-Magnus Bjursten

Oscar Rosengren

A coupling device () for transferring a fluid is provided. The coupling device comprises a first housing (), a tube () and a first sealing element (). The coupling device further comprises a second housing () comprising a channel () and a second scaling element (). At a first and second stage of a connection of the coupling device, the first and second sealing elements, of which at least one comprises an antimicrobial coating, are configured to abut each other and sealingly separate the tube and the channel, whereafter the tube projects through the first and second sealing elements for enabling a transfer through the coupling device. At a first and second stage of a disconnection of the coupling device, first () and second spaces () are respectively defined for enclosing the fluid, whereby the fluid is arranged to come into contact with the antimicrobial coating.

Coupling device with coating

A method for treating or diagnosing cancer with and endosurgical device comprising at least two lengthwise extending channels (), two opposite jaws () with use of diathermy and flushing a tissue specimen to a proximal end of the endosurgical device. The method allows the surgeon to take several tissue specimens from an organ and to perform several functionalities when the device is inside the organ. The endosurgical device for use in the method is also disclosed.

Endosurgical device and method of use

There is provided a device for dispensing one or more drugs in pellet form, including a cartridge including a chamber for containing a plurality of drugs in pellet form, a screw pump configured to receive pellets from the chamber and, upon rotation of the screw pump, transport the pellets from the chamber to be dispensed from the device via the screw pump, and a rotating member extending through the cartridge and configured to rotate the screw pump so as to dispense pellets therefrom.

Delivery device for drug pellets

A multi-functional endosurgical device () comprises a tube (), an end effector (), and a device operating part (). The tube () several lengthwise extending channels () for supplying a liquid and suction to the end effector () and to apply current to perform diathermy. A slide rail assembly () comprises at a main slide guide body () that accommodates an end effector slider () and a junction slider (). The end effector slider () slides in the guideway () and is connected to the effector sleeve () through one of the lengthwise extending channels to operate said effector sleeve () in relation to the end effector. The junction slider () also slides in the guideway () downstream the end effector slider (). The junction slider () is connected to the tube () to arrange at least a first lengthwise extending channel (), a second lengthwise extending channel () and a third lengthwise extending channel () of the tube () in communication with the end effector ().

Endosurgical device

A coupling device () for transferring a fluid is provided. The coupling device comprises a first housing (), a tube portion () projecting into the first housing, and a second housing () displaceably arranged within the first housing. A third housing () is releasably connectable to the second housing and displaceably arranged within the first housing when connected to the second housing. Control element(s) are configured to conditionally seal first and/or second sealing elements when the second housing and the third housing are connected. In a first position of the second housing, the tube portion and the channel are sealingly separated by the first and second sealing elements when the second housing and the third housing are connected. In a second position of the second housing, the tube portion projects through the first and second sealing elements for enabling a transfer of fluid through the coupling device.

Coupling device

An implant that has a tubular interior section for implantation into a patient, an exterior section connected to the interior section and an ingrowth member that includes a three-dimensional porous structure. The three-dimensional porous structure is typically located at the inner circumference of the interior section and has desirable properties to facilitate ingrowth of tissue.

Implant containing rods

An endosurgical device is provided. The endosurgical device comprises a flexible tube having at least two lengthwise extending channels, an end effector comprising two opposite jaws having opposite cutting edges, an effector sleeve that surrounds the tube at least at the distal tube end, and means for reciprocating the end effector axially in relation to the effector sleeve to close the jaws when the effector sleeve is moved forward and backwards to close and open the jaws, respectively. The exterior face of the opposite jaws is electrically insulated, and an electrical cord for providing current to the end effector extends inside one of the lengthwise extending channels of the tube. The endosurgical device may allow the surgeon to take several tissue specimens from an organ and to perform several functionalities when the device is inside the organ.

A method of designing a guide tool for cartilage repair in an articulating surface of a joint, comprising the steps of:

Guide tool for cartilage repair

A coupling device () for transferring a fluid is provided. The coupling device comprises a first housing (), a tube portion () projecting into the first housing, and a second housing () displaceably arranged within the first housing. The coupling device further comprises a third housing () releasably connectable to the second housing and displaceably arranged within the first housing when connected to the second housing. In a first position of the second housing, the first and second channels constitute a passage which is sealed by the first and second sealing elements when the second housing and the third housing are connected. In a second position, the tube portion projects through the first and second sealing elements and into the sealed passage for enabling a transfer of fluid through the coupling device.

An injection mold that has an injector mold plate with a first injector mold plate face and an opposite second injector mold plate face, an ejector mold plate having a first ejector mold plate face and an opposite second ejector mold plate face, with the first injector mold plate face faces the first ejector mold plate face, at least one tempering medium channel connecting a tempering medium inlet of the injection mold to a tempering medium outlet of the injection mold, wherein the at least one tempering medium channel traverses an area of at least one of the second injector mold plate face and/or the second ejector mold plate face and defines a free opening in the respective mold plate face along at least a length of the at least one tempering medium channel.

Injection mold, molding tool comprising the mold and methods of use thereof

An injection molding method that includes: (a) fitting an injection molding machine with an injection mold defining one or more molding cavities, with at least one mold plate provided with one or more channels for circulation of a tempering medium, (b) providing a feed of plastic material, (c) heating the molding cavities by circulating through the channels a first tempering medium, (d) injecting plastic material into the closed heated mold to fill the molding cavities, (e) cooling the molding cavities of the filled closed injection mold until at least partly solidifying the molded plastic parts by circulating through the channels a second tempering medium, (f) opening the injection mold by parting the injector plate from the ejector plate, (g) ejecting the at least partly solidified molded plastic parts by actuation of ejector pins of the ejector plate, and (h) repeating the cycle of steps (c)-(g).

Method for injection molding plastic parts by an injection molding machine

Implant

Implant having porous surface structure

Implant with internal porous surface structure

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Gränna, Sweden

Robert Axelsson