Northwestern University

Washington University

Invizon Technologies LLC

Zohny S Zohny

Matthew MacEwan

Wilson Ray

John A Rogers

Kashyap Arcot

William Johnston

Shweta Ravi

A system for stimulating tissue generally comprises a resorbable implant. The resorbable implant includes a substrate, at least one contact, and a transceiver, wherein the substrate, the at least one contact, and the transceiver are resorbable. The system also includes a controller configured to communicate with the transceiver of the resorbable implant and a power supply connected to the controller. The controller delivers power to the resorbable implant from the power supply. The resorbable implant delivers electrical stimulation to tissue when the resorbable implant receives power.

Resorbable implant for stimulating tissue, systems including such implant, and methods of using

The present device is designed to enhance the efficiency of endoscopic surgeries by allowing for in situ cleaning of the lens via a combination of fluid flow and wiping mechanisms. By removing the need for intermittent halts in surgery, this device may provide a more seamless and fluid operation process, enhancing surgeon convenience and contributing to patient safety by providing a more consistent and clearer field of view for surgeons to operate in.

Endoscope lens cleaning device

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St. Louis, MO, United States of America

Zohny S Zohny