Patent classifications
A61M2202/045
APPLICATOR DEVICE AND METHODS OF USE
The present invention is directed to an applicator, configured to reversibly attach to a dispensing device, with at least one micropore and a kit for administration of a therapeutic agent. Methods of use of the applicator are also disclosed herein.
Method of using sealants in a gas arthroscopy procedure
A method of performing a gas arthroscopy by injecting a joint capsule with sealant prior to insufflation with gas. This sealant can be any biocompatible gel or liquid with sufficient viscosity or sealing capability to prevent air embolisms while performing gas arthroscopy.
DEVICE AND METHOD FOR PREPARING AND ADMINISTERING ONE-COMPONENT FIBRIN SEALANT
Provided herein are systems for preparing and delivering fibrin sealant to a surface and methods of use thereof. In one embodiment, the system comprises: a. a quantity of a liquid mixture disposed within a container, the mixture comprising: I. fibrin or II. fibrinogen and Factor II; and b. a resin bed disposed within a vessel, the vessel capable of being in fluid communication with the container, wherein when in fluid communication, passage of the mixture through the vessel results in modification of the concentration of small molecules inhibitor(s) and/or inducer(s) within the mixture, favoring fibrin clot formation.
EXTRACORPOREAL BLOOD CIRCULATION DEVICE
Disclosed is an extracorporeal blood circulation device including a blood circulation circuit including a blood extraction line and a return line, a blood circulator in the circulation circuit and a control unit including a calculator arranged determining at least one parameter, recording it in a memory, and then comparing the standard value of the parameter with the recorded value. The device also includes a source of solution for liquefying blood clots, a device injecting and conveying the liquefaction solution in the circulation circuit, the control unit including a driver for the injector of the liquefaction solution. The control unit is arranged to actuate the driver when the value is exceeded, meaning that at least one clot has formed, the driver being arranged so that the liquefaction solution is present in the circulation circuit in an amount and for a time determined to be sufficient for liquefying the clot formed.
Device and method for preparing and administering one-component fibrin sealant
Provided herein are systems for preparing and delivering fibrin sealant to a surface and methods of use thereof. In one embodiment, the system comprises: a. a quantity of a liquid mixture disposed within a container, the mixture comprising: I. fibrin or II. fibrinogen and Factor II; and b. a resin bed disposed within a vessel, the vessel capable of being in fluid communication with the container, wherein when in fluid communication, passage of the mixture through the vessel results in modification of the concentration of small molecules inhibitor(s) and/or inducer(s) within the mixture, favoring fibrin clot formation.
Systems, Devices, and Methods For Thrombolysis
Disclosed herein are systems, devices, and methods for thrombolysis. For example, a medical device for thrombolysis can include a conduit, a supply reservoir, and a waste reservoir. The conduit can be configured to insert into a lumen of a venous access device having an intraluminal clot. The conduit can include a supply lumen configured to convey an aqueous thrombolytic composition from the supply reservoir through an opening in a distal-end portion of the conduit to the intraluminal clot. The waste reservoir can be configured to collect waste from the lumen of the venous access device including fibrin fragments, platelets, red blood cells, or spent solution of the thrombolytic composition used to break down the intraluminal clot. Administering a thrombolytic composition in accordance with the disclosed systems, devices, and methods can break down clots more quickly than at least the common 3-way stopcock method.
Method of Using Sealants in a Gas Arthroscopy Procedure
A method of performing a gas arthroscopy by injecting a joint capsule with sealant prior to insufflation with gas. This sealant can be any biocompatible gel or liquid with sufficient viscosity or sealing capability to prevent air embolisms while performing gas arthroscopy.
Device and method for preparing and administering one-component fibrin sealant
Provided herein are systems for preparing and delivering fibrin sealant to a surface and methods of use thereof. In one embodiment, the system comprises: a. a quantity of a liquid mixture disposed within a container, the mixture comprising: I. fibrin or II. fibrinogen and Factor II; and b. a resin bed disposed within a vessel, the vessel capable of being in fluid communication with the container, wherein when in fluid communication, passage of the mixture through the vessel results in modification of the concentration of small molecules inhibitor(s) and/or inducer(s) within the mixture, favoring fibrin clot formation.
DEVICE AND METHOD FOR PREPARING AND ADMINISTERING ONE-COMPONENT FIBRIN SEALANT
Provided herein are systems for preparing and delivering fibrin sealant to a surface and methods of use thereof. In one embodiment, the system comprises: a. a quantity of a liquid mixture disposed within a container, the mixture comprising: I. fibrin or II. fibrinogen and Factor II; and b. a resin bed disposed within a vessel, the vessel capable of being in fluid communication with the container, wherein when in fluid communication, passage of the mixture through the vessel results in modification of the concentration of small molecules inhibitor(s) and/or inducer(s) within the mixture, favoring fibrin clot formation.
Device and method for preparing and administering one-component fibrin sealant
Provided herein are systems for preparing and delivering fibrin sealant to a surface and methods of use thereof. In one embodiment, the system comprises: a. a quantity of a liquid mixture disposed within a container, the mixture comprising: I. fibrin or II. fibrinogen and Factor II; and b. a resin bed disposed within a vessel, the vessel capable of being in fluid communication with the container, wherein when in fluid communication, passage of the mixture through the vessel results in modification of the concentration of small molecules inhibitor(s) and/or inducer(s) within the mixture, favoring fibrin clot formation.