Arsenal Medical, Inc.

Boston Scientific Scimed, Inc.

Stephanie Webber

Gregory T Zugates

Jeffrey Groom, Ii

John Marini

Joseph Lomakin

Jennifer Mortensen

Timothy J Mickley

Chad G Harris

Samuel J Epstein

Erik E Sperry

Grace Kim

In various aspects, present disclosure is directed to methods, devices and systems whereby one or more low viscosity fluids may be introduced into a catheter and whereby the one or more low viscosity fluids may be converted into a high viscosity fluid in the catheter, which high viscosity fluid may be delivered from an exit port of the catheter.

Methods, devices and systems for filling body cavities

A catheter device includes an elongate tubular housing, a cannula, and a flexible proboscis. The cannula defines a cannula lumen which is in fluid communication with a cannula exit port located adjacent the distal end of the elongate housing. The distal tip of the cannula is disposed within the cannula lumen. The cannula defines a proboscis lumen and the cannula has a proboscis exit port in fluid communication with the proboscis lumen. The proboscis exit port is located at the distal tip of the cannula. The flexible proboscis has a distal tip and is disposed within the proboscis lumen.

Catheter devices for myocardial injections or other uses

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Brookline, MA, United States of America

Stephanie Webber