Acclarent, Inc.

Robert N Wood

Joshua Makower

Eric A Goldfarb

Thomas R Jenkins

Tom Thanh Vo

Daniel T Harfe

Ronda M Heiser

Christopher Larsen

John Y Chang

John H Morriss

Greg Miller

A device for dilating an ostium of a paranasal sinus of a human or animal subject may include: a handle; an elongate shaft having a proximal end coupled with the handle and extending to a distal end; a guidewire disposed through at least a portion of the shaft lumen; a dilator having a non-expanded configuration and an expanded configuration; and a slide member coupled with at least one of the guidewire or the dilator through the longitudinal opening of the shaft for advancing the guidewire and/or the dilator relative to the shaft.

Methods and apparatus for treating disorders of the ear nose and throat

Anatomical models representing one or more anatomical structures of a human or non-human animal and related methods for demonstrating, training, promotion and sale of medical, cosmetic and surgical products or procedures. A working device is inserted into the anatomical model and used to perform a simulated procedure, thereby causing an indicator apparatus (e.g., a removable business card) to become perceptibly altered. The indicator apparatus may then be removed and provided a potential user, consumer or purchaser of the medical, surgical or cosmetic product.

Anatomical models and methods for training and demonstration of medical procedures

Anatomical model and demonstration/training device

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Indian Beach, NC, United States of America

Robert N Wood