Revascular Therapeutics, Inc.

Norborn Medical, Inc.

Norbon Medical, Inc.

Rudolfo Sudaria

Gerardo V Noriega

Victor Chechelski

Michael T Carley

Nestor Aganon

Christopher Huynh

A hollow guidewire with a shapeable distal end, for removing tissue from a body lumen, such as a coronary artery. The hollow guidewire comprises an elongate, tubular guidewire body that has an axial lumen. A tissue removal assembly, such as a rotating drive shaft, is positioned at or near a distal end of the tubular guidewire body and extends through the axial lumen. Actuation of the tissue removal assembly removes occlusive material in the body lumen.

Guidewire for crossing occlusions or stenoses having a shapeable distal end

Systems and methods for crossing stenosis, partial occlusions, or complete occlusions within a body lumen. The systems generally include an elongate member such as a hollow guidewire that houses a rotatable and translatable drive shaft. The drive shaft typically has a distal portion that is advanced to create a path in the occlusive material that is large enough to allow the hollow guidewire to cross the occlusive material.

Guidewire for crossing occlusions or stenoses

A steerable distal support system for accessing stenosis, partial occlusions, or complete occlusions within a body lumen. The steerable distal support system generally includes an elongate member that comprises a proximal portion, a more flexible intermediate portion and a deflectable distal tip. The deflectable distal tip is at a distal end of the elongate body to facilitate directionality and positioning of the steerable distal support system to the target site. Optionally, an expandable centering assembly may be disposed on the steerable support assembly to center and anchor the steerable support assembly within the body lumen.

Steerable distal support system

Guidewire for crossing occlusions or stenosis

A steerable coil working channel system for accessing stenosis, partial occlusions, or complete occlusions within a body lumen. The working channel system generally includes an coiled elongate member such as a hollow guidewire that can be advanced through tortuous regions in the vasculature. A deflectable distal tip is coupled to a distal end of the elongate body to facilitate directionality and positioning of the distal end of the working channel at the target site and steering the elongate body through the tortuous regions in the vasculature.

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Union City, CA, United States of America

Rudolfo Sudaria