Hadasit Medical Research Services and Development Ltd.

Yissum Research Development Company of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem Ltd.

Azrieli College of Engineering Jerusalem

Lumenis Inc.

Yoav Mintz

Roee Khen

Elchanan Fried

Yoav Kan-Tor

Amnon Buxboim

Gahl Levy

Tali Tavor Re'em

Nikolai Kunicher

Jose Cohen

Vladimir Goldman

Yousef Nadim Farraj

Tsevi Beatus

Yaakov Nahmias

Noam Livneh

Or Hazan

Ran Eliaz

Vered Bar-Bracha

Arik Bracha

Reuven M Lewinsky

Yonathan Avraham Demma

Eva Abramov

Ziv Menshes

Arik Bar-Bracha

Disclosed herein are devices/kits and methods for reducing, treating, preventing or eliminating post-operative adhesions in an intervention/target site within a body of a subject. The method comprises the steps of: introducing an applicator, configured for applying an anti-adhesive composition, into an intervention/target site within a body of a subject; applying the anti-adhesive composition onto the intervention/target site; and extracting the applicator from the body of the subject, wherein the method is performed during or following an interventional procedure.

Devices, kits and methods for reducing and/or preventing intra-abdominal adhesions

Devices and method for determining a pupil size of a subject having closed eyelids.

Device and method for determination of pupil size in a subject having closed eyelids

Device for accessing a pericardial space of a subject in need thereof, the device including a tubular member having an atraumatic distal end and a thread formed on, and at least partially around, the outer surface of the tubular member, proximally to the distal end; wherein the thread is configured to cut, puncture and/or penetrate a pericardium.

Device, system and method for pericardial access

A transdermal antenna may be partially inserted into a cavity in the body of a mammal to receive wireless data transmissions from devices located within the body and relay the data to devices located outside of the body. The transdermal antenna may include a first antenna which may be inserted inside of the body cavity and receive radio frequency data transmissions from devices located inside the body. The transdermal antenna may conduct the received data transmissions to a relay mechanism located outside of the body using coaxial cables, waveguides or a combination of both. The relay mechanism may relay the conducted data transmissions to a receiver device located outside of the body by using a wire connection, such as a coaxial cable, or a wireless communication link via a transceiver coupled to a second antenna.

Transdermal antenna

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Jerusalem, Israel

Yoav Mintz