Novus Scientific Ab

Novus Scientific Pte. Ltd.

Radi Medical Systems Ab

Medicarb Ab

Other

Poly-med, Inc.

Torbjörn Mathisen

Henrik Magnusson

Anna Wistrand

Lars Tenerz

Dan Åkerfeldt

Marcus Back

Shalaby Wahba Shalaby

Per Egnelöv

Dan Akerfeldt

Åsa Hellman

Pär Von Malmborg

Daniela Pappalardo

Tiziana Fuoco

Fredrik Preiniz

Jan Stalemark

Henrik Hjort

Per Radi MedSystCo Ltd 154/7 Moo 9 Egnelöv

The present disclosure relates to a three-dimensional, degradable medical implant for regeneration of soft tissue comprising a plurality of volume-building components and a mesh component which is substantially made of monofilament or multifilament fibers, wherein each volume-building component is attached to at least one point on a surface of the mesh component, and wherein the projected surface area of each volume-building component, when projected on the surface of the mesh component, corresponds to a maximum of one tenth of the surface area of the mesh component.

Three-dimensional medical implant

The present disclosure is directed to a degradable medical implant () for regeneration of soft tissue, comprising a plurality of scaffolds (), and a plurality of connecting elements (), wherein each scaffold () has a surface projected in the x-y plane, of maximum 500 mm, and wherein the connecting elements () bind the scaffolds () together in the x-y plane.

Medical implant

The invention relates to a three-dimensional medical implant, comprising a first thin porous component, and a first load-bearing and volume-creating component, which is connected to the first thin porous component; wherein the load-bearing and volume-creating component comprises an organized structure.

Three-dimensional polymeric medical implants

The present invention relates to a novel ester monomer susceptible to ring opening polymerization where the monomer comprise a functional group that may be transformed into thiols or S&#x2014;S groups which allows further functionalization. The present invention also relates to polymers and co-polymers derived from said monomer.

Aliphatic poly(ester)s with thiol pendant groups

The present invention relates to a resorbable polymeric mesh implant, that is intended to be used in the reconstruction of soft tissue defects. The mesh implant has at least a first and a second material, wherein the second material is substantially degraded at a later point in time than the first material following the time of implantation. The mesh implant is adapted to have a predetermined modulus of elasticity that gradually is decreased until the mesh implant is completely degraded and subsequently resorbed. Due to the gradual decrease in the modulus of elasticity of the inventive mesh implant, the regenerating tissue may gradually take over the load applied to the tissue defect area. Interstices between individual filaments of multifilaments create a capillary effect for cells within the body.

Mesh implant for use in reconstruction of soft tissue defects

The present invention relates to a resorbable polymeric mesh implant, that is intended to be used in the reconstruction of soft tissue defects. The mesh implant comprises at least a first and a second material, wherein the second material is substantially degraded at a later point in time than the first material following the time of implantation. The mesh implant is adapted to have a predetermined modulus of elasticity that gradually is decreased until the mesh implant is completely degraded and subsequently resorbed. Due to the gradual decrease in the modulus of elasticity of the inventive mesh implant, the regenerating tissue may gradually take over the load applied to the tissue defect area.

The invention relates to a polymeric mesh implant for use in reconstruction of tissue defects, which mesh implant comprises a first set of fibers arranged in a first pattern comprising apertures, wherein each aperture, or a subset thereof, comprises an elastic fiber arranged in a first direction of the mesh implant such that when the mesh implant is stretched in this first direction, the elastic fibers are elongated and also exert a restoring force on the first pattern.

Elastically deformable and resorbable medical mesh implant

The invention relates to a polymeric mesh implant for use in reconstruction of tissue defects, which mesh implant comprises a first set of fibers arranged in a first knit pattern comprising apertures, wherein each aperture, or a subset thereof, comprises an elastic fiber arranged in a first direction of the mesh implant such that when the mesh implant is stretched in this first direction, the elastic fibers are elongated and also exert a restoring force on the first knit pattern.

The present invention provides a dissolvable medical sealing device () for closing a wound in vessel. A sealing device () according to the invention is made of a material that dissolves by means of physical processes, rather than by means of chemical or biological processes. Such a sealing device () can be made of polyethylene glycol, polypropylene glycol, copolymers containing ethylene glycol and propylene glycol, polyvinyl alcohol or polyvinyl pyrolidone, or any combinations thereof.

Erodible vessel sealing device without chemical or biological degradation

A resorbable polymeric mesh implant is provided for use in the reconstruction of soft tissue defects. The mesh implant is provided with an interlocking knitted structure comprising two or more sets of fibers with different times of degradation, allowing a stepwise increase in the relative distension of the overall mesh over time. The filamentous fibers are knitted together, wherein the filaments of the first set of fibers are interlaced into the filaments of the second set of fibers and at least partly traverse the knit pattern of the second set of fibers such that the filaments of the first set of fibers lock the movement of the part of the mesh formed by the second set of fibers.

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