Neurovasx, Inc.

Boston Scientific Corporation

Robert Boock

Ronald A Sahatjian

Jeffrey A Lee

A system for delivering a flowable substance capable of changing from liquid to solid for use as implants and surgical sealants includes a first reservoir containing a first flowable substance including a bulking agent, a second reservoir containing a second flowable substance including a reacting agent, and a cannula. A method of delivering flowable substance that changes from liquid to solid for use as implants and surgical sealants includes introducing a cannula having first and second lumens into the body, passing a flowable substance including a bulking agent through the first lumen, passing a second flowable substance including a reacting agent through the second lumen, mixing the first and second flowable substances in the cannula so that the bulking agent reacts with the reacting agent to form a flexible elongated fiber in the cannula, and moving the fiber through the opening in the cannula and into the body to form at least one of an implant and surgical seal.

Systems and methods for delivering flowable substances for use as implants and surgical sealants

The present invention includes a clot disrupting wire/catheter assembly. The clot disrupting wire/catheter assembly comprises an annular sleeve and a core wire that is positioned within the annular sleeve. The assembly also includes a distal end wire that is attached to the annular sleeve and the core wire.

Clot disrupting wire/catheter assembly

The present invention includes a method for treating an aneurysm. The method includes providing a biocompatible polymeric string and transporting the string to an aneurysm. The aneurysm is filled with the string. The string is cut when the aneurysm is substantially filled.

Aneurysm embolization material and device

The present invention includes a device for covering an aneurysm. The device includes an elastic main body that has a symmetry effective for covering an aneurysm and one or more anchor rings for anchoring the main body about the aneurysm.

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Minnetonka, MN, United States of America

Robert Boock