Incept, LLC

Ep Technologies, Inc.

Endotex Interventional Systems, Inc.

Imperative Care, Inc.

Usai, LLC

Gantri, Inc.

Other

Boston Scientific Scimed, Inc.

Ostial Corporation

Scimed Life Systems, Inc.

Access Closure, Inc.

Boston Scientific Cupertino Corporation

Guided Medical Systems, Inc.

Sanati, Archimedes

Yang, Yi

Yi Yang

Farhad Khosravi

James G Whayne

Russell B Thompson

Lisa M Young

David K Swanson

Sidney D Fleischman

Brandon Yee

Ashoor Shahbazi Yourgenlow

Jonathan M Rourke

Josef Vincent Koblish

Timothy Wickham

David L McGee

Joseph Rimsa

Miranda M Ray

Fred Khosravi

Ryan Taylor Krone

Tiffany C Suekama

Chad C Roue

Syed F Hossainy

Fred H Co

Frank Cogliano

Oriana J Starr

Eran Moses

Archimedes Sanati

Nicolas Lenotte

Henry Lao

Lex Philip Jansen

Zeke Seminario

Jake Wolenberg

Jonas Lagerstadt

Benjamin Robert Palone

Alex Jared Rowson

Viet Ton

Michael Luna

Lilip Lau

Himanshu N Patel

Craig E Mar

Tiffany Tran Ngo

Carolyn Stone

Robert Leiter

Maria G Aboytes

Edward M Gillis

Jose L Garcia

Andy H Uchida

Patrick M Owens

Ali Hassan

Rainier Betelia

Kevin To

Zev Galel

Puneet Bhumipal Jhaveri

Noah Benjamin Novik Katz

Christianna Elizabeth Taylor

Jason Reyes Cortella

Jhustin Y Scarlett

Allan Jenn Ospina Nieto

Marc Russell

Hao Doan

David Blum

Daniel Davis

Nathan Mccracken

A wall wash recessed light fixture has an enclosure, an aperture, an LED module, a tubular reflector, a lens, a trim element and a diffuser. The lens is disposed at an opening of the tubular reflector, has a concave surface facing the LED module and a convex surface facing the aperture, and has a principal axis aligned at an oblique angle Θrelative to an optical axis of the LED module. An internal kicker reflector is offset from the optical axis of the LED module toward a second end of the light fixture, and is substantially parallel to a height axis (Z) and lateral axis (X) and faces a center axis of the aperture and. The trim element is disposed below the collimator assembly and at least partially in the opening of the ceiling. A first diffuser covers a first trim opening and is aligned at an oblique angle relative to the longitudinal axis (X).

Low glare wall wash light fixture

A method of performing a neurovascular procedure includes providing an assembly including a guidewire having a guidewire hub, an access catheter having an access catheter hub, and a guide catheter having a guide catheter hub. The method includes coupling the guidewire hub to a first hub adapter, coupling the access catheter hub to a second hub adapter, and coupling the guide catheter hub to a third hub adapter. Each of the first hub adapter, the second hub adapter and the third hub adapter is movably carried by a support table. The method includes driving the assembly in response to movement of each of the first hub adapter, the second hub adapter and the third hub adapter along the support table until the assembly is positioned to achieve supra-aortic vessel access.

Method of performing a multi catheter robotic neurovascular procedure

A drive system for achieving supra-aortic access and neurovascular treatment site access includes a guidewire hub configured to adjust an axial position and a rotational position of a guidewire, a procedure catheter hub configured to adjust an axial position and a rotational position of a procedure catheter, a guide catheter hub configured to adjust an axial position of a guide catheter, and an access catheter hub configured to adjust an axial position and a rotational position of an access catheter, the access catheter further configured to laterally deflect a distal deflection zone of the access catheter.

Robotic drive system for achieving supra-aortic access

A catheter is provided comprising localized regions of modified flexibility. The regions of modified flexibility may comprise a softened inner liner, for example softened via stretching the inner liner or disposing a plurality of holes in the inner liner, to modify the bending stiffness and/or tensile stiffness of the catheter. The catheter may further include an axially extending filament that at least partially overlaps the softened portion of the inner liner. The axially extending filament may include an anchoring section to anchor the at least one axially extending filament in a section of the catheter that includes the helical coil.

Enhanced flexibility neurovascular catheter

A neurovascular catheter is provided, such as for distal neurovascular access or aspiration. The catheter includes an elongate flexible tubular body, having a proximal end, a distal end and a side wall defining a central lumen. The side wall includes a tubular inner liner, a tie layer separated from the central lumen by the inner liner, a helical coil at least partially overlapping the tie layer, and a tubular braid. A first section of adjacent windings of the helical coil can be spaced farther apart from each other than a second section of adjacent windings of the helical coil.

Neurovascular catheter

Inline fluid filter

Disclosed are cylindrical-coordinate 3D printers and methods of 3D printing. In one embodiment, the cylindrical-coordinate 3D printer can comprise a printbed, a rotatable printbed support assembly, a vertically translatable base plate supporting the printbed support assembly, four rail segments aligned radially with the printbed support assembly, and four gantry carriers configured to carry or support four printheads. The gantry carriers can be moveable along the rail segments. The four gantry carriers can be moved simultaneously.

Cylindrical coordinate 3D printer and methods of operation thereof

Light source module

Reflector module

A neurovascular catheter having an elongate flexible tubular body. The body can have a catheter distal face residing on a first plane being at a first nonorthogonal angle relative to the longitudinal axis. The body can have a radiopaque marker being positioned in a distal zone of the tubular body and being proximal to the catheter distal face. The marker can have a marker distal face at least partially residing on a second plane being at a second nonorthogonal angle relative to the longitudinal axis. The first plane can be approximately parallel to the second plane.

Catheter having angled tip

Disclosed are methods and systems for manufacturing a lighting product. The method can comprise transmitting 3D CAD model files containing 3D CAD models of standardized functional components to a computing device and receiving an assembly CAD model file and a plurality of part CAD model files containing 3D CAD models of the lighting product from the computing device. The method can also comprise verifying whether the 3D CAD models satisfy a plurality of design requirements and generating a set of optimized CAD model files based on the assembly CAD model file and the plurality of part CAD model files if the 3D CAD models do not meet the design requirements. The method can further comprise 3D printing parts of the lighting product based on machine-readable instructions converted from the set of optimized CAD model files and assembling the 3D-printed parts together with the standardized functional components.

System and methods for manufacturing a custom lighting product

Disclosed are coating compositions, processes, and designs for endowing vascular devices with thromboresistant and endothelializing properties. Also disclosed are designs of vascular devices used as aneurysm treating devices for assisting in the delivery, packing, and maintenance of embolization coils within an aneurysm, particularly a neurovascular aneurysm.

Thromboresistant coatings for aneurysm treatment devices

A wall wash recessed light fixture has a light engine assembly has an aperture, an LED module operable to emit light through the aperture, a lens disposed between the LED module and the aperture, and a reflector disposed between the LED module and the lens. The LED module has an optical axis passing through the aperture and substantially parallel to a longitudinal axis (Z). The lens has a first side forming a plano-convex lens with a convex surface facing the LED module and has a second side with a Fresnel lens surface facing the aperture, and the lens is aligned at an oblique angle Θrelative to the optical axis of the LED module. A diffuser is disposed between the lens and the aperture. The plano-convex lens has a principal axis aligned at the oblique angle Θrelative to the optical axis of the LED module.

Wall wash micro lighting fixture

Inflation devices and methods for using them are provided for selectively inflating and deflating multiple balloons on a catheter. For example, the inflation device may include a first valve including a plurality of first valve ports and a first valve member movable between multiple positions for opening and closing fluid paths between the first valve ports, a second valve including a plurality of second valve ports and a second valve member movable between multiple positions for opening and closing fluid paths between the second valve ports, and an actuator coupled to the first and second valve members for directing the first and second valve members between multiple positions, e.g., to selectively pull vacuum and sequentially inflate the balloons.

Inflation devices and systems for balloon catheters and methods for use

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San Francisco, CA, United States of America

Yi Yang