Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai

Turner Baker

Alexis Bruhat

Anthony Costa

Raj Shrivastava

Christopher Kellner

Alfred Marc Iloreta

An intracranial photobiomodulation system (IPS) comprises a removeable light therapy implant and a permanent sheath. The removeable light therapy implant is adapted to be removably secured to the sheath and has (i) a support arm having a proximal end and a distal end, and (ii) at least one light source located along the support arm. The at least one light source is configured to emit light of at least one wavelength and at least one intensity. The permanent sheath comprises a shell and a sleeve. The shell is adapted to be permanently secured to a patient's scalp and the sleeve is made of a transparent material that allows light to pass therethrough and has a proximal opening and a distal closed tip, the proximal opening is adapted to removably receive the support arm and light source of the removeable light therapy implant.

Implantable device and method of brain biomodulation

A method for minimizing infectious particle exposure during endonasal surgeries includes the steps of: introducing an aspiration device through a mouth of a patient and positioning a distal tip within the nasopharynx space, the aspiration device comprising an elongated balloon catheter having an inflatable balloon located within a distal region thereof and a distal aspiration port that is positioned distal to the balloon; inflating the balloon so that the balloon occupies the nasopharynx space; and aspirating any infectious particles within the nasopharynx space via the distal aspiration port.

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