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Surgical stapler anvil with nested staple forming pockets

InactiveUS6953138B1Increased lateral widthLittle lateral spaceSuture equipmentsStapling toolsMirror imageBiomedical engineering
A surgical stapler anvil provides an expanded leg-receiving target area for a staple forming pocket in a compact staggered array by narrowing the lateral width of the leg-clinching portion of a laterally adjacent pocket. Advantageously, the lateral spacing between adjacent rows of staple forming pockets can remain small, while the leg-receiving target area for laterally adjacent rows of pockets is significantly expanded. The staple forming pockets include two mirror image leg-forming cups. The cups are longitudinally aligned with their respective ascending leg clinching portions adjoining in the center of the pocket. Laterally spaced guide surfaces extend upwardly and outwardly from the clinching surface at the bottom of the cup to define an expanded leg-receiving target area at the distal ends of the pocket. Substantially planar laterally outward portions of the guide surface intersect with the guide surface of a laterally adjacent pocket to form a non-linear ridge.
Owner:DWORAK FR W

Cartridge for stapler and stapler

A stapler of the present invention includes a retaining part having a staple pusher, a storing section that stores a staple, and a receiving base that bends leg parts after piercing the staple pushed out by the staple pusher through a sheet material to bind the sheet material with the staple. The staple includes left and right shoulder parts against which the staple pusher abuts, leg parts extending substantially perpendicularly from the shoulder parts and a pattern part having an arbitrary shape and provided between the left and right shoulder parts. The pattern part is inclined against the leg parts and the storing section is provided, on one side thereof, with a take-out opening of the staple that is large enough to allow the pattern part to pass.
Owner:KAMEYAMA TOSHIYUKI

Cartridge for stapler and stapler

A stapler (1) of the present invention includes a retaining part (3) having a staple pusher (11), a storing section (9) that stores a staple (20), and a receiving base (5) that hat bents leg parts (23) after piercing the staple (2) pushed out by the staple pusher (11) through a sheet material to bind the sheet material (60) with the staple (20). The staple (20) includes left and right shoulder parts (21) against which the staple pusher (11) abuts, leg parts (23) extending substantially perpendicularly from the shoulder parts (21) and a pattern part (27) having an arbitrary shape and provided between the left and right shoulder parts (21). The pattern part (27) is inclined against the leg parts (23) and the storing section (9) is provided, on one side thereof, with a take-out opening (13) of the staple (20) that is large enough to allow the pattern part (27) to pass.
Owner:KAMEYAMA TOSHIYUKI

Valve prosthesis for implantation in the body and a catheter for implanting such valve prosthesis

A valve prosthesis for implantation in the body by use of a catheter includes a stent made from an expandable cylinder-shaped thread structure including several spaced apices. The elastically collapsible valve is mounted on the stent as the commissural points of the valve are secured to the projecting apices. The valve prosthesis can be compressed around balloons of the balloon catheter and inserted in a channel, for instance, in the aorta. When the valve prosthesis is placed correctly, the balloons are inflated to expand the stent and wedge it against the wall of the aorta. The balloons are provided with beads to ensure a steady fastening of the valve prosthesis on the balloons during insertion and expansion. The valve prosthesis and the balloon catheter make it possible to insert a cardiac valve prosthesis without a surgical operation involving opening the thoracic cavity.
Owner:EDWARDS LIFESCIENCES AG

High performance reticulated elastomeric matrix preparation, properties, reinforcement, and use in surgical devices, tissue augmentation and/or tissue repair

InactiveUS20070190108A1Different and simple configurationEfficiently employedProsthesisElastomerSurgical operation
This invention relates to reticulated elastomeric matrices, their manufacture, their post-processing, such as their reinforcement, compressive molding or annealing, and uses including uses for implantable devices into or for topical treatment of patients, such as humans and other animals, for surgical devices, tissue augmentation, tissue repair, therapeutic, nutritional, or other useful purposes.
Owner:BIOMERIX CORP

Substrate lift mechanism and reactor including same

A substrate support assembly suitable for use in a reactor including a common processing and substrate transfer region is disclosed. The substrate support assembly includes a susceptor and one or more lift pins that can be used to lower a substrate onto a surface of the susceptor and raise the substrate from the surface, to allow transfer of the substrate from the processing region, without raising or lowering the susceptor.
Owner:ASM IP HLDG BV

Radio frequency identification transponder antenna

A RFID transponder having a microchip or integrated circuit, an impedance-matching structure and a resonant structure mounted on at least one substrate and connected to each other by an electric field.
Owner:SMARTRAC TECHNOLOGY GMBH

Luminescent ink for printing of organic luminescent devices

Organic luminescent ink (L-ink) is disclosed for use in printing thin films of organic luminescent material. The L-ink is particularly useful in fabricating organic optoelectronic devices, e.g. organic luminescent devices. The L-ink contains at least one organic luminescent material mixed with a solvent and other functional additives to provide the necessary optical, electronic and morphological properties for light-emitting devices (LEDs). The additives play an important role either for enhanced thin film printing or for better performance of the optoelectronic device. The functional additives may be chemically bound to the luminescent compounds or polymers. Luminescent organic compounds, oligomers, or polymers with relatively low solution viscosity, good thin film formability, and good charge transporting properties, are preferred. The L-inks can be cross-linked under certain conditions to enhance thin film properties. The L-ink can be used in various printing methods, such as screen printing, stamp printing, and preferably ink-jet printing (including bubble-jet printing).
Owner:CANON KK

Carry type non-metallocene calalyst for polymerization of olefine, its preparation method and uses

The invention discloses an equivoluminal dipping loading method of non-metallocene olefin polymeric catalyst as well as application of copolymerizing course within two or more different olefins, which comprises the following steps: dissolving non-metallocene olefin polymeric catalyst in the solvent; mixing solution and carrier; stirring wet solid material evenly; drying; obtaining the load-typed non-metallocene olefin polymeric catalyst; making the solvent and carrier satisfy specific relationship.
Owner:SINOPEC YANGZI PETROCHEM

Implant for treating ailments of a joint or a bone

The implant has at least one contact surface portion, made of pyrolytic carbon, designed to be in mobile contact with at least one bony surface when the implant is implanted in a patient. Furthermore, the implant is free from any attaching means, so that it remains free with respect to the at least one bony surface when implanted in the patient.
Owner:TORNIER SA SAINT ISMIER

Highly active supporting method of non-metallocene catalyst

A method of non- metallocene catalyst loading with high active: the carrier and chemical activating agent reacting with each other to get the modification carrier; dissolving the magnesium compounds into the tetrahydrofuran-alcohol mixing system to form solution, adding the modification carrier into the solution for reaction, filtering, washing, drying and sucting to get the composite carrier; dissolving the non- metallocene catalyst for lkene polymerization into the dissolvent, then reacting with the composite carrier and through process of washing, filtering and drying to get the load non- metallocene catalyst. It can also be: proceeding heating activating treatment before the reaction of carrier with the chemical activating agent; the composite carrier reacting with chemical additive before reacting with catalyst to get the modification composite carrier, the modification composite carrier reacting with catalyst to get the load non- metallocene catalyst. The load catalyst produced in this invention is high active; the load catalyst of high property can be produced with less methylaluoxane; the polyolefine produced with the catalyst prepared in this invention possesses sound granual shape.
Owner:SINOPEC YANGZI PETROCHEM

Rod contouring apparatus and method for percutaneous pedicle screw extension

ActiveUS20070233079A1Suitable level of positional controlConvenient shapeInternal osteosythesisDiagnosticsPedicle screwDilator
Anatomic points within the body are projected outside the body through the use of extenders (180, 182, 188). The projected points may then be used for measurement, or to facilitate the selection or configuration of an implant that is positioned proximate the anatomic points using a slotted cannula (143). Such an implant may be a rod (270) for a posterior spinal fusion system. Pedicle screws (140, 142, 148) may be implanted into pedicles of the spine, and may then serve as anchors for the extenders. The extenders (180, 182, 188) may have rod interfaces (214, 216, 218) that receive the rod (270) in a manner that mimics the geometry of the pedicle screws (140, 142, 148) so that the selected or configured contoured rod (270) will properly fit into engagement with the pedicle screws (140, 142, 148).
Owner:STRYKER EURO OPERATIONS HLDG LLC

Flexible vascular occluding device

A vascular occluding device for modifying blood flow in a vessel, while maintaining blood flow to the surrounding tissue. The occluding device includes a flexible, easily compressible and bendable occluding device that is particularly suited for treating aneurysms in the brain. The neurovascular occluding device can be deployed using a micro-catheter. The occluding device can be formed by braiding wires in a helical fashion and can have varying lattice densities along the length of the occluding device. The occluding device could also have different lattice densities for surfaces on the same radial plane.
Owner:TYCO HEALTHCARE GRP LP

Flexible vascular occluding device

A vascular occluding device for modifying blood flow in a vessel, while maintaining blood flow to the surrounding tissue. The occluding device includes a flexible, easily compressible and bendable occluding device that is particularly suited for treating aneurysms in the brain. The neurovascular occluding device can be deployed using a micro-catheter. The occluding device can be formed by braiding wires in a helical fashion and can have varying lattice densities along the length of the occluding device. The occluding device could also have different lattice densities for surfaces on the same radial plane.
Owner:TYCO HEALTHCARE GRP LP

Debulking catheters and methods

InactiveUS20050177068A1Enhance removalImprove material and shapeVaccination/ovulation diagnosticsExcision instrumentsDistal portionDebulking tumor
A debulking catheter comprising a tissue debulking assembly for removing a contiguous strand of material from a body lumen. Catheters of the present invention generally include a catheter body having proximal and distal portions and a tissue debulking assembly disposed at least partially within the distal portion. The tissue debulking assembly is radially movable to expose at least a portion of the assembly through a window on the catheter body. The catheter is advanced transluminally through the body lumen to contact material in the body lumen and remove a plane of contiguous material that has a length that is typically longer than a length of the window on the catheter. The contiguous material may be directed into a collection chamber. Thereafter, the material may be removed from the collection chamber and preserved or tested.
Owner:TYCO HEALTHCARE GRP LP

Flexible vascular occluding device

A vascular occluding device for modifying blood flow in a vessel, while maintaining blood flow to the surrounding tissue. The occluding device includes a flexible, easily compressible and bendable occluding device that is particularly suited for treating aneurysms in the brain. The neurovascular occluding device can be deployed using a micro-catheter. The occluding device can be formed by braiding wires in a helical fashion and can have varying lattice densities along the length of the occluding device. The occluding device could also have different lattice densities for surfaces on the same radial plane.
Owner:TYCO HEALTHCARE GRP LP

Fabrication and structure of asymmetric field-effect transistors using L-shaped spacers

Fabrication of an asymmetric field-effect transistor (100) entails defining a gate electrode (262) above, and vertically separated by a gate dielectric layer (260) from, a channel-zone portion (244) of body material of a semiconductor body. Semiconductor dopant is introduced into the body material to define a more heavily doped pocket portion (250) using the gate electrode as a dopant-blocking shield. A spacer (264T) is provided along the gate electrode. The spacer includes (i) a dielectric portion situated along the gate electrode, (ii) a dielectric portion situated along the semiconductor body, and (iii) a filler portion (SC) largely occupying the space between the other two spacer portions. Semiconductor dopant is introduced into the semiconductor body to define a pair of main source / drain portions (240M and 240E) using the gate electrode and the spacer as a dopant-blocking shield. The filler spacer portion is removed to convert the spacer to an L shape (264). A pair of electrical contacts are formed respectively to the main S / D portions.
Owner:NAT SEMICON CORP

Spherical carriers for olefin polymerization catalyst and preparation method

The invention relates to spherical carriers for an olefin polymerization catalyst and a preparation method. Each spherical carrier comprises reaction products of the following components: (1) magnesium halide which is shown as the general formula MgX2, (2) alcohol compounds which are shown as the general formula ROH, and (3) ethylene oxide compounds which are shown as the general formula (I), wherein in the general formula (I), R2 and R3 are alkyls with a C1-C5 straight chain or branched chain; and hydrogen on the alkyls can be randomly substituted by a halogen atom. The spherical carriers have good particle shapes, adjustable particle sizes and narrow particle size distribution, and the preparation method is simple.
Owner:CHINA PETROLEUM & CHEM CORP +1

Tunable resonant leaky-mode N/MEMS elements and uses in optical devices

Mechanically tunable electromagnetic and photonic devices featuring enhanced spectral tunability with minimal mechanical movement are provided. These nano / micro-electromechanically (N / MEMS) tunable elements, including filters and pixels, rely on leaky-mode resonance effects in subwavelength photonic lattices that constitute periodic wavelengths. Such elements can operate in reflection (bandstop) or transmission (bandpass) modes, and can be arranged in one-dimensional or two-dimensional arrays, or operated as single units, and their spectral regions are controlled by the element design. Input electromagnetic radiation illuminates the element and is then filtered, modulated, analyzed or tuned by the element. Mechanical motion alters the structural symmetry, and therefore, the tuning properties, of the nanostructured subwavelength resonance elements. Further, incorporating metals and dielectrics to generate coexisting plasmonic and leaky-mode resonance effects adds to the versatility of the potential applications.
Owner:UNIV OF CONNECTICUT

Photonic crystal light emitting device

A photonic crystal structure is formed in an n-type region of a III-nitride semiconductor structure including an active region sandwiched between an n-type region and a p-type region. A reflector is formed on a surface of the p-type region opposite the active region. In some embodiments, the growth substrate on which the n-type region, active region, and p-type region are grown is removed, in order to facilitate forming the photonic crystal in an an-type region of the device, and to facilitate forming the reflector on a surface of the p-type region underlying the photonic crystal. The photonic crystal and reflector form a resonant cavity, which may allow control of light emitted by the active region.
Owner:LUMILEDS

Sensor for Acquiring Physiological Signals

The present invention relates to a sensor 1 for acquiring physiological signals with improved silicone rubber in particular when the sensor 1 is included in a garment 7 and the person who wears the garment 7 is in high level activity, the invention furthermore relates to a device comprising the sensor, as well as garments 7 comprising the device.
Owner:SMART SOLUTIONS TECH
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