Cilag International Gmbh

Carbon, Inc.

Sharon Chen

Jason L Harris

Jackie J Donners

Peyton L Hopson

Gina Michelle Policastro

Frederick E Shelton, IV

Michael J Vendely

Hardik Kabaria

Xinyu Gu

Farhad Javid

Stephen J Peter

Austin J Bridges

David Arthur Kelly

Elliott Baker

Michael Vendely

Stapling assemblies for use with a surgical stapler are provided. In one exemplary embodiment, the stapling assembly includes a cartridge having a plurality of staples disposed therein and a non-fibrous adjunct formed of at least one fused bioabsorbable polymer and configured to be releasably retained on the cartridge. Adjunct systems for use with a surgical stapler are also provided. Surgical end effectors using the stapling assemblies are also provided. Methods for manufacturing stapling assemblies and using the same are also provided.

Compressible stress and strain of non-fibrous adjuncts

Provided herein according to aspects of the present invention are resins that: (a) are suitable for use in additive manufacturing techniques such as bottom-up and top-down stereolithography, (b) produce objects that are bioresorbable, and (c) produce objects that are flexible or elastic (preferably at at least typical room temperatures of 25° C., and in some embodiments at typical human body temperatures of 37° C.). Such resins may include: (a) a bioresorbable polyester oligomer having reactive end groups; (b) non-reactive diluent; (c) optionally reactive diluent; and (d) a photoinitiator.

Bioabsorbable resin for additive manufacturing

Compressible non-fibrous adjuncts

Provided herein according to aspects of the present invention are resins that: (a) are suitable for use in additive manufacturing techniques such as bottom-up and top-down stereolithography, (b) produce objects that are bioresorbable, and (c) produce objects that are flexible or elastic (preferably at at least typical room temperatures of 25&#xb0; C., and in some embodiments at typical human body temperatures of 37&#xb0; C.). Such resins may include: (a) a bioresorbable polyester oligomer having reactive end groups; (b) non-reactive diluent; (c) optionally reactive diluent; and (d) a photoinitiator.

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Sharon Chen