Endoshape, Inc.

Bl Technologies, Inc.

Stan Needle

William N Aldrich

Jeffrey Paul Castleberry

Charles Barkenbus

Frank P Becking

Julie Marie Trommeter

Jessi Watson

Jeffrey Castleberry

Jon Page

Paul Burek

Dean Carson

Brian K Clay

Krzysztof Franaszczuk

Verification plates for a bacterial endotoxin reader are provided, namely a temperature verification plate (TVP) and optical verification plate (OVP). The TVP has a body configured to be placed on a spindle of said reader and rotated by said spindle. The body has a temperature verification circuit with a temperature sensor and a temperature indicator. The temperature sensor is configured to measure a temperature of the body rotated by the spindle of the reader. The temperature indicator optically represents a value of the temperature measured by the temperature sensor. The temperature indicator is readable by an optical bench of the reader. The OVP has a body with a plurality of apertures located along a periphery that line up with an optical bench of the reader. Light produced by a light source of the reader can pass through the aperture and an intensity measured by a photodetector of the reader.

Bacterial endotoxin reader verification plates and methods of use

A delivery apparatus for a lumen occlusion device includes a pusher configured for releasably coupling with and pushing and pulling a proximal end of the occlusion device in a distal or proximal direction and a distal control wire capable of releasably coupling with the distal end and the proximal end of the occlusion device. The control wire may be configured for moving the distal end of the occlusion device in both proximal and distal directions allowing precise simultaneous control of both proximal and distal ends of the occlusion device. Control of both ends provides for placing the occlusion device in tension during delivery through a delivery catheter, thereby reducing delivery forces, achieving greater compaction of the occlusion device in the lumen, and precisely locating both distal and proximal ends of the occlusion device within the lumen.

Systems, devices, and methods for delivering a lumen occlusion device using distal and/or proximal control

An occlusion system () provides a trimmable continuous embolic coil () that is 'cut to length' at the end of its deployment into the target occlusion site. A delivery device () provides the 'cut to length' feature for the continuous embolic coil.

Continuous embolic coil and methods and devices for delivery of the same

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