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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Apr. 22, 2014
Filed:
Feb. 01, 2008
Nicholas Bodor, Bal Harbour, FL (US);
Peter Buchwald, Weston, FL (US);
Christopher A. Fraker, Hollywood, FL (US);
Jeffrey Hubbell, Morges, CH;
Luca Inverardi, Miami Beach, FL (US);
Norma Sue Kenyon, Miami, FL (US);
Paul Latta, Miami, FL (US);
Antonello Pileggi, Aventura, FL (US);
Cheryl Stabler Anderson, Coral Gables, FL (US);
Fabio Grassi, Bellinzona, CH;
Camillo Ricordi, Miami, FL (US);
Nicholas Bodor, Bal Harbour, FL (US);
Peter Buchwald, Weston, FL (US);
Christopher A. Fraker, Hollywood, FL (US);
Jeffrey Hubbell, Morges, CH;
Luca Inverardi, Miami Beach, FL (US);
Norma Sue Kenyon, Miami, FL (US);
Paul Latta, Miami, FL (US);
Antonello Pileggi, Aventura, FL (US);
Cheryl Stabler Anderson, Coral Gables, FL (US);
Fabio Grassi, Bellinzona, CH;
Camillo Ricordi, Miami, FL (US);
University of Miami, Miami, FL (US);
Converge Biotech Inc., Miami, FL (US);
Abstract
A device () for receiving implanted biological material includes a mechanoprotective surface () defining an adjacent space, an assembly () for locally delivering media to said space, and a pump or slow/sustained release reservoir structure () operatively coupled to the assembly. The device may comprise an additional plunger body for being disposed in said space. The implanted biological material may be encapsulated or non-encapsulated.