Autonomix Medical, Inc.

Backbeat Medical, Inc.

Medtronic, Inc.

Lifelens Technologies, LLC

Mayo Foundation for Medical Education and Research

Tricardia, LLC

Edwards Lifesciences Corporation

Osprey Medical, Inc.

Transvascular, Inc.

Intervalve, Inc.

Other

Acist Medical Systems, Inc.

Bayer Medical Care Inc.

Syntach Ag

Medivas, LLC

Robert S Schwartz

Landy Aaron Toth

Robert A Van Tassel

Darren R Sherman

Yuval Mika

Daniel Burkhoff

David R Holmes, Iii

Stanton J Rowe

Alexander J Siegel

Robert C Taft

Vincent W Hull

Glen Thomas Rabito

David A Berry

Martin Terry Rothman

Rodney G Wolff

Robert A VanTassel

Roy Christian Martin

Thomas Q Dinh

Neil S Zimmerman

Arthur J Coury

Donald G Ellis

E Skott Greenhalgh

Mark A Rydell

Gregory G Brucker

Joshua Makower

Arthur E Uber, Iii

William J Swanson

David M Reilly

Son V Nguyen

Michael Dror

Jon Helge Hoem

Joseph Arthur Passman

Elaine P Lindell

Erin M Spinner

Vivian Khalil

Rebecca M Bergman

John Bresnahan

Ronald J Tuch

Joseph G Murphy

Wesley Robert Pedersen

Cheryl A Conover

Jacques Seguin

James V Donadio, Iii

Rodney R Amundson

Chris Pulling

Antonio Bayes-Genis

Beth Schwartz

Dhananjai Hariharan

Frederick S Halverson

David Robins

Elliot Howard

Alan D Hirschman

Robert Lawrence Barry

Frederick W Trombley, Iii

John Francis Kalafut

Eric Peter Berg

Richard G Cornelius

David C Auth

Eugene A Gelblum

Paul V Trescony

Matthew A Bergan

Bryan A Kinsella

Roger Alan Sahm

Peter Heeb

Dominik Obrist

Francesco Clavica

Timothy D Argo

Joseph E Eichinger

David R Holmes

Ronald G Tuch

David Holms

Allen R Camrud

Jonathan G Schwartz

Sabrina Frey

Oliver Bludau

Cornelia Nef

Methods and devices for increasing oxygenation levels in the blood supply and thereby treating the condition of hypoxemia. Multiple approaches such as pressure reduction in the pulmonary circulatory system, reducing triggering mechanisms in the main pulmonary artery and restricting flow in the pulmonary circulatory system are disclosed. Interventions associated with those approaches can including shunting, restrictors, compliance devices, pharmacologic substances, etc.

Blood oxygenation treatment methods and devices

Systems, devices, methods, and kits for monitoring one or more physiologic and/or physical signals from a subject are disclosed. A system including a head mounted display to monitor one or more physiologic signals from the face or head of the subject is disclosed. A method for analyzing an ocular parameter of the subject to determine a sympathetic and a parasympathetic outflow thereto is disclosed.

ANS assessment systems, kits, and methods

A method includes forming a film, forming a first pattern of two or more vias at least partially through the film, attaching the film to a first support structure, the first support structure comprising an adhesive layer formed over a first carrier, wherein attaching the film to the first support structure comprises bonding a first surface of the film to the adhesive layer of the first support structure, wherein the film is stretchable in at least a first direction along the first surface, and wherein the first carrier maintains the first pattern of vias within a given threshold distortion following a given process conducted after attaching the film to the first support structure.

Thin film support structures

Methods and devices for reducing ventricle filling volume are disclosed. In some embodiments, an electrical stimulator may be used to stimulate a patient's heart to reduce ventricle filling volume or even blood pressure. When the heart is stimulated in a consistent way to reduce blood pressure, the cardiovascular system may over time adapt to the stimulation and revert back to the higher blood pressure. In some embodiments, the stimulation pattern may be configured to be inconsistent such that the adaptation response of the heart is reduced or even prevented. In some embodiments, an electrical stimulator may be used to stimulate a patient's heart to cause at least a portion of an atrial contraction to occur while the atrioventricular valve is closed. Such an atrial contraction may deposit less blood into the corresponding ventricle than when the atrioventricular valve is opened throughout an atrial contraction.

Methods and systems for lowering blood pressure through reduction of ventricle filling

Systems, methods and devices for controlled sympathectomy procedures for neuromodulation in the treatment of subjects having neoplastic conditions are disclosed. Systems, methods, and devices for interventionally treating a cancerous tumor and cancer related pain are disclosed.

Systems and methods for treating cancer and/or augmenting organ function

A gateway device comprises a processing device, network interface, and sensor device interconnect. The processing device is configured to pair sensor devices associated with a subject with the gateway device utilizing the sensor device interconnect, wherein pairing the sensor devices comprises identifying sensing capabilities of the sensor devices. The processing device is also configured to provide, to a study coordinating system over a first network connection established utilizing the network interface, a gateway identifier and information characterizing the identified sensing capabilities of the sensor devices paired with the gateway device. The processing device is further configured to receive, from the study coordinating system, parameters for a study identifying data to be collected from sensor devices paired with the gateway device, to collect the identified data from the sensor devices over a second network connection established utilizing the network interface, and to provide the collected data to the study coordinating system.

Gateway device facilitating collection and management of data from a body area network to a study coordinating system

A catheter system for controlled sympathectomy procedures is disclosed. A catheter system for controlled micro ablation procedures is disclosed. Methods for performing a controlled surgical procedure are disclosed. A system for performing controlled surgical procedures in a minimally invasive manner is disclosed.

Controlled sympathectomy and micro-ablation systems and methods

Devices and methods of treating conditions cause or exacerbated by excessive fluid pressures or retentions, such as pulmonary hypertension, that involves shunting excessive fluid pressure from one bodily chamber or vessel to another bodily chamber or vessel.

Methods and technology for creating connections and shunts between vessels and chambers of biologic structures

Systems and methods are provided for monitoring and processing physiological signals (e.g., electrocardiogram signals) to detect and predict for possible dysfunction of an anatomical feature (e.g., cardiac dysfunction) or otherwise predict a likelihood of future cardiac dysfunction of the individual. For example, a system comprises a plurality of sensors, a physiological signal processing system, and a feature analysis system. The sensors are configured to monitor physiological signals from an individual that has undergone a medical procedure on an anatomical feature. The physiological signal processing system is configured to analyze the physiological signals and extract features from the physiological signals which are indicative of a function of the anatomical feature. The feature analysis system is configured to analyze the extracted features and predict a risk of the individual developing a post-procedural dysfunction of the anatomical feature as a result of the medical procedure on the anatomical feature.

Monitoring and processing physiological signals to detect and predict dysfunction of an anatomical feature of an individual

Systems and methods for controlled sympathectomy procedures for neuromodulation are disclosed. A system for controlled micro ablation procedures is disclosed. A guidewire including one or more sensors or electrodes for accessing and recording physiologic information from one or more anatomical sites within the parenchyma of an organ as part of a physiologic monitoring session, a diagnostic test, or a neuromodulation procedure is disclosed. A guidewire including one or more sensors and/or a means for energy delivery, for performing a neuromodulation procedure within a small vessel within a body is disclosed.

Systems and methods for neurological traffic and/or receptor functional evaluation and/or modification

Systems and methods for controlling blood pressure by controlling atrial pressure and atrial stretch are disclosed. In some embodiments, a stimulation circuit may be configured to deliver a stimulation pulse to at least one cardiac chamber of a heart of a patient, and at least one controller may be configured to execute delivery of one or more stimulation patterns of stimulation pulses to the at least one cardiac chamber, wherein at least one of the stimulation pulses stimulates the heart such that an atrial pressure resulting from atrial contraction of an atrium overlaps in time a passive pressure build-up of the atrium, such that an atrial pressure of the atrium resulting from the stimulation is a combination of the atrial pressure resulting from atrial contraction and the passive pressure build-up and is higher than an atrial pressure of the atrium would be without the stimulation, and such that the blood pressure of the patient is reduced.

Methods and systems for controlling blood pressure by controlling atrial pressure

Systems, devices, methods, and kits for monitoring one or more physiologic and/or physical signals from a subject are disclosed. A system including patches and corresponding modules for wirelessly monitoring physiologic and/or physical signals is disclosed. A service system for managing the collection of physiologic data from a customer is disclosed. An isolating patch for providing a barrier between a handheld monitoring device with a plurality of contact pads and a subject is disclosed.

Modular physiologic monitoring systems, kits, and methods

An apparatus comprises at least one processing device comprising a processor coupled to a memory. The at least one processing device is configured to select physiologic data to be visualized, the selected physiologic data comprising a given set of one or more physiologic parameters collected from a given set of one or more subjects over a given period of time. The at least one processing device is also configured to determine a plot type for visualization of the selected physiologic data, the plot type being determined based at least in part on a repetitiveness of the selected physiologic data over a plurality of time segments in the given period of time. The at least one processing device is further configured to generate a visualization of the selected physiologic data utilizing the determined plot type, and to output the generated visualization of the selected physiologic data via an interactive graphical user interface.

Visualizing physiologic data obtained from subjects

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Robert S Schwartz