Boston Scientific Scimed, Inc.

Symbiosis Corporation

Boston Scientific Miami Corporation

Scimed Life Systems, Inc.

Other

Avent, Inc.

Syntheon 2.0, LLC

Boston Scientific Corporation

Vincent A Turturro

Mark L Adams

Roy H Sullivan, Iii

Matthew A Palmer

Russell Francis Durgin

Norman C May

Justin Grant

Juergen Andrew Kortenbach

Saul Gottlieb

Charles R Slater

Jose Luis Francese

Eric Karl Litscher

Roy Hewitt Sullivan

Matthew S Solar

Michael S Banik

Dennis R Boulais

Christopher A Rowland

John P O'Connor

David W Hoffman

John Jairo Damarati

William Joseph Shaw

Peter K Kratsch

Michael Sean McBrayer

Matt Whitney

Michael S H Chu

Derek Dee Deville

Robert F Rioux

Richard Cartledge

Kristian J DiMatteo

Paul DiCarlo

Thomas O Bales, Jr

Carlos Rivera

Roger Dillard Massengale

Oscar R Carrillo, Jr

Steve Saeed Khalaj

John Anthony Rotella

M Sean McBrayer

William Thomas Bales

Luis J Maseda

Eric Petersen

Michael Walter Kirk

Laurence D Brenner

Russell F Durgin, Jr

Donald C Hovey

Sergio Rodriguez

Lucien A Couvillon, Jr

William Ragheb

Norman May

Eric Litscher

Roy H Iii Sullivan

Roy Sullivan

An apparatus for applying clips to tissue, comprises a plurality of clips, each of the clips including a proximal end having a pair of opposed jaws and a distal end including a linking feature, where the clips are linked to one another to form a clip chain with a linking feature of a distal-most one of the clips being gripped between the jaws of an immediately proximal one of the clips and a control linkage coupled to a proximal-most one of the clips for applying tension and compression to the clip chain in combination with a magazine containing the clip chain, the magazine including an abutment surface sized to prevent passage distally therebeyond of a clip having received between its jaws a linking feature of an immediately distal clip and an opening location within which the jaws of a clip are permitted to open to release a linking feature therefrom.

Endoscopic hemostatic clipping apparatus

Medical device used to cause hemostasis of blood vessels using a clip arrangement delivered to a target region through an endoscope. Method for using the device to cause hemostasis of a blood vessel through an endoscope. Medical device including a reversibly closeable clip, a locking arrangement, a control wire, a sheath, and a handle with an actuating trigger. Through the endoscope, hemostatic clipping device that is fully reversible and lockable. Hemostatic clip that reversibly targets and clips bleeding ulcers.

Device and method for through the scope endoscopic hemostatic clipping

A recapturable external LAA exclusion clip system includes a clip comprising first and second clip struts, at least one of the struts having a connector interface comprising a first portion of a lock, and a delivery device comprising a handle and an end effector. The handle comprises jaw and lock controls. The end effector is connected to the handle and comprises a clevis and first and second jaws. The jaws are connected to the clevis and operatively connected to the jaw control to actively articulate at least one of the jaws with respect to the other. At least one of the jaws has a connector comprising a second portion of the lock operatively connected to the lock control to removably lock with the first portion of the lock. The first and second portions of the lock have a locked state and are configured to unlock the locked state upon actuation of the lock control.

Recapturable left atrial appendage clipping device and methods for recapturing a left atrial appendage clip

An apparatus for applying clips to tissue, comprises a plurality of clips, each of the clips including a proximal end having a pair of opposed jaws and a distal and including a linking feature, where the clips are linked to one another to form a clip chain with a linking feature of a distal-most one of the clips being gripped between the jaws of an immediately proximal one of the clips and a control linkage coupled to a proximal-most one of the clips for applying tension and compression to the clip chain in combination with a magazine containing the clip chain, the magazine including an abutment surface sized to prevent passage distally therebeyond of a clip having received between its jaws a linking feature of an immediately distal clip and an opening location within which the jaws of a clip are permitted to open to release a linking feature therefrom.

There is provided a compact flow restriction device having a housing and tubing, the housing holding the tubing within it, the tubing reducing liquid pressure from a higher pressure at a first tubing end to a second pressure at a second tubing end, the housing adapted to be worn by a patient and the liquid delivered to said patient at the second end at the second pressure.

Compact flow regulating device

A control handle for use with a steerable endoscopic device. The endoscopic device having a pair of control wires to effect steering. The control handle includes a steering mechanism that includes an actuator, such as a control knob, drivingly connected to a drive member, such as a sprocket or drive gear. To transmit force from the drive member to the control wires, a length of transmission structure, such as bead chain, is connected to the proximal ends of the control wires and is engaged with the drive member. In one embodiment, a single-use endoscope may be provided, which includes a control handle, a steerable endoscopic device, and a umbilical cord or communications conduit for functionally connecting the control handle to a control cabinet of an endoscopic imaging system.

Manually controlled endoscope

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Milton, GA, United States of America

Vincent A Turturro