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59 results about "Gastrointestinal implant" patented technology
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Bariatric sleeve
InactiveUS20060161265A1Increased axial stabilityLess movementSuture equipmentsStentsIntestinal structureGastrointestinal device
Method and apparatus for limiting absorption of food products in specific parts of the digestive system is presented. A gastrointestinal implant device is anchored in the stomach and extends beyond the ligament of Treitz. All food exiting the stomach is funneled through the device. The gastrointestinal device includes an anchor for anchoring the device to the stomach and a flexible sleeve. When implanted within the intestine, the sleeve can limit the absorption of nutrients, delay the mixing of chyme with digestive enzymes, altering hormonal triggers, providing negative feedback, and combinations thereof. The anchor is collapsible for endoscopic delivery and removal.
Owner:GI DYNAMICS
Anti-obesity devices
InactiveUS20050085923A1Controlled absorptionChange habitsSuture equipmentsStentsGastrointestinal deviceLigament structure
Method and apparatus for limiting absorption of food products in specific parts of the digestive system is presented. A gastrointestinal implant device is anchored in the stomach and extends beyond the ligament of Treitz. All food exiting the stomach is funneled through the device. The gastrointestinal device includes an anchor for anchoring the device to the stomach and a flexible sleeve to limit absorption of nutrients in the duodenum. The anchor is collapsible for endoscopic delivery and removal.
Owner:GI DYNAMICS
Anti-obesity devices
InactiveUS7122058B2Limit absorptionModify their heating habitsSuture equipmentsStentsGastrointestinal deviceImplanted device
Owner:GI DYNAMICS
Intestinal sleeve
ActiveUS20050125075A1Controlled absorptionChange habitsSuture equipmentsStentsGastrointestinal deviceInsertion stent
Method and apparatus for limiting absorption of food products in specific parts of the digestive system is presented. A gastrointestinal implant device is anchored in the duodenum and extends beyond the ligament of Treitz. All food exiting the stomach is funneled through the device. The gastrointestinal device includes an anchor for attaching the device to the duodenum and an unsupported flexible sleeve to limit absorption of nutrients in the duodenum. The anchor can include a stent and / or a wave anchor and is collapsible for catheter-based delivery and removal.
Owner:GI DYNAMICS
Gastrointestinal implant system
The present invention provides devices and methods for attachment of an endolumenal gastrointestinal device, such as an artificial stoma device, a gastrointestinal bypass sleeve or other therapeutic or diagnostic device, within a patient's digestive tract. In one application of the invention, an endolumenal bypass sleeve is removeably attached in the vicinity of the gastroesophageal junction to treat obesity and / or its comorbidities, such as diabetes. The bypass sleeve may be at least partially deployed by eversion.
Owner:DANN MITCHELL +4
Methods and devices for placing a gastrointestinal sleeve
Methods and systems for delivering or placing a gastrointestinal implant device into a mammal. The gastrointestinal implant device can be used to limit absorption of food products in specific parts of the digestive system and can include a gastrointestinal sleeve having an anchor portion and a barrier or sleeve portion. The methods include endoluminal delivery of the device.
Owner:GI DYNAMICS
Bariatric sleeve
InactiveUS20050075622A1Reduce twistDelayed bucklingSuture equipmentsStentsGastrointestinal deviceLigament structure
Owner:GI DYNAMICS
Bariatric sleeve removal devices
Owner:GI DYNAMICS
Methods of treatment using a bariatric sleeve
ActiveUS7695446B2Promote healingControlled absorptionSuture equipmentsStentsDiseaseIntestinal structure
Owner:GI DYNAMICS INC
Methods of treatment using a bariatric sleeve
InactiveUS20050080395A1Reduce twisting and bucklingReduce penetrationSuture equipmentsStentsGastrointestinal deviceLigament structure
Owner:GI DYNAMICS
Bariatric sleeve delivery devices
Owner:GI DYNAMICS
Intestinal sleeve
InactiveUS20060265082A1Reduce twisting and bucklingMinimize traumaSuture equipmentsStentsGastrointestinal deviceInsertion stent
A gastrointestinal implant device is anchored in the duodenum and extends beyond the ligament of Treitz. All food exiting the stomach is funneled through the device. The gastrointestinal device includes an anchor for attaching the device to the duodenum and an unsupported flexible sleeve. The anchor can include a stent and / or a wave anchor and is collapsible for catheter-based delivery and removal.
Owner:GI DYNAMICS
Methods and devices for placing a gastrointestinal sleeve
Methods and systems for delivering or placing a gastrointestinal implant device into a mammal. The gastrointestinal implant device can be used to limit absorption of food products in specific parts of the digestive system and can include a gastrointestinal sleeve having an anchor portion and a barrier or sleeve portion. The methods include endoluminal delivery of the device.
Owner:GI DYNAMICS
Use of a gastrointestinal sleeve to treat bariatric surgery fistulas and leaks
ActiveUS20080208357A1Minimize traumaCurved bigOesophagiObesity treatmentIntestinal structureDamages tissue
Method for treating a Roux-en-Y patient having fistulas and leaks as a result of bariatric surgery. A gastrointestinal implant device is anchored in the esophagus and extends through a stomach pouch into an intestine anastomosed to the stomach pouch to prevent fistulas and other damaged tissue from making contact with food and fluids entering the esophagus. The gastrointestinal implant device includes an unsupported flexible sleeve and an anchor coupled to a proximal portion of the sleeve. The flexible sleeve is open at both ends, and adapted to extend below a jejunum. The anchor is adapted to be retained within the esophagus, preferably just above the gastroesophageal (GE) Junction. The anchor can include a stent such as a wave anchor and is collapsible for catheter-based delivery and removal.
Owner:GI DYNAMICS
Distender device and method for treatment of obesity and metabolic and other diseases
A gastrointestinal implant device is positioned in a patient's small intestine or rectum and produces an outward force that itself produces a distension signal which is a therapeutically useful neural or humoral signal that evokes satiogenic or weight loss effects by itself. The device may advantageously be placed in the duodenum adjacent the pylorus or in the jejunum, ileum or rectum. The distension signals may amplify chemosensory or mechanosensory signals such as enteroendocrine secretions within the patient. The device may be a mesh and include a low material density that allows for unrestricted chyme absorption within the small intestine and unrestricted chyme flow through the gastrointestinal system. A method includes inserting the device into the patient then either retrieving the device after treatment is complete or allowing a device formed of a biodegradable material to degrade in time after treatment is complete.
Owner:ADVANCED NEUROMODULATION SYST INC
Attachment cuff for gastrointestinal implant
The present invention provides devices and methods for attachment of an endolumenal gastrointestinal device, such as an artificial stoma device, a gastrointestinal bypass sleeve or other therapeutic or diagnostic device, within a patient's digestive tract. In one application of the invention, an endolumenal bypass sleeve is removeably attached in the vicinity of the gastroesophageal junction to treat obesity and / or its comorbidities, such as diabetes. The bypass sleeve may be at least partially deployed by eversion.
Owner:VALENTX
Method and apparatus for adjusting a gastrointestinal restriction device
A gastrointestinal implant system includes an adjustable restriction device having a contact surface configured for at least partially engaging a surface of a gastrointestinal tract of a mammal. The implant system further includes an implantable interface including a first driving element, the first driving element being moveable and operatively coupled to the adjustable restriction device by an actuator configured to change the dimension or configuration of the contact surface in response to movement of the first driving element. The system also includes an external adjustment device having a second driving element configured to non-invasively engage the first driving element of the implantable interface from a location external to the mammal. In the system, actuation of the second driving element of the external adjustment device produces movement in the first driving element of the implantable interface and results in a change in the dimension or configuration of the contact surface.
Owner:NUVASIVE SPECIALIZED ORTHOPEDICS INC
Gastrointestinal anchor compliance
ActiveUS7976488B2Improve abilitiesEasy to keepOesophagiIntravenous devicesDiseaseIntestinal structure
A collapsible gastrointestinal anchor can be characterized in various embodiments by a radial force of about 0.1 Newtons (N) or greater at a compressed diameter of 25 millimeters (mm); by an average spring rate of about 13 Newtons / meter (N / m) or greater in a range of motion between a relaxed diameter and a compressive elastic deformation diameter; or by a radial force over the range of motion of about 0.1 N or greater. Typically, the anchor can be adapted to be retained within a subject's intestine, more typically in the duodenum, or particularly in the duodenal bulb just distal to the pylorus.A gastrointestinal implant device includes the collapsible gastrointestinal anchor and a floppy sleeve. The sleeve is open at both ends and adapted to extend into a subject's intestine, the anchor being coupled to a proximal portion of the sleeve.Also include are methods of implanting the gastrointestinal implant device in a subject, and methods of treating a subject for disease.The disclosed gastrointestinal invention leads to an improved ability to secure anchors and devices in the gastrointestinal tract while tending to minimize migration.
Owner:GI DYNAMICS
Gastrointestinal implant
A gastrointestinal implant device comprises a sleeve for extending into the duodenum and an artificial valve for placement at the pylorus to control flow from the stomach into the duodenal sleeve. The implant device also comprises a support structure for the valve.
Owner:VYSERA BIOMEDICAL
Bariatric sleeve
InactiveUS20090240340A1Limit absorptionReducing hormone triggersSuture equipmentsStentsGastrointestinal deviceIntestinal structure
Method and apparatus for limiting absorption of food products in specific parts of the digestive system is presented. A gastrointestinal implant device is anchored in the stomach and extends beyond the ligament of Treitz. All food exiting the stomach is funneled through the device. The gastrointestinal device includes an anchor for anchoring the device to the stomach and a flexible sleeve. When implanted within the intestine, the sleeve can limit the absorption of nutrients, delay the mixing of chyme with digestive enzymes, altering hormonal triggers, providing negative feedback, and combinations thereof. The anchor is collapsible for endoscopic delivery and removal.
Owner:GI DYNAMICS
Gastrointestinal implant with drawstring
Owner:GI DYNAMICS
Porous barbs for long-term anchoring in the gastrointestinal tract
InactiveUS20090182355A1Promote tissue ingrowthOesophagiObesity treatmentIntestinal structureDiabetes mellitus
Gastrointestinal implants in areas such as the esophageal area, the stomach, and the intestinal area are used in the treatment of conditions like obesity and diabetes. An implant including an anchor with barbs having pores, can allow for longer term anchoring. The pores can promote tissue ingrowth from the surrounding tissue that the barb is penetrating, thus advantageously allowing increased stability and longer term anchoring compared to a non-porous barb.
Owner:GI DYNAMICS
Nanostructure surface coated medical implants and methods of using the same
Compositions including a surface or film comprising nanofibers, nanotubes or microwells comprising a bioactive agent for elution to the surrounding tissue upon placement of the composition in a subject are disclosed The compositions are useful in medical implants and methods of treating a patient in need of an implant, including orthopedic implants, dental implants, cardiovascular implants, neurological implants, neurovascular implants, gastrointestinal implants, muscular implants, and ocular implants.
Owner:PENN STATE RES FOUND +1
Topographically engineered structures and methods for using the same in regenerative medicine applications
InactiveUS20100318193A1Enhancing and promoting cell differentiation and cellEnhancing and promoting cell and cell viabilityPharmaceutical delivery mechanismProsthesisNanotopographyGastrointestinal implant
The present invention provides compositions including a cell contacting surface or film comprising nanotopography of nanofibers, nanotubes, nanochannels, microchannels or microwells, which are capable of enhancing or promoting cell differentiation or cell viability. The compositions are useful as medical implants, including orthopedic implants, dental implants, cardiovascular implants, neurological implants, neurovascular implants, gastrointestinal implants, muscular implants, and ocular implants. The present invention also provides methods of treating a patient in need of such an implant.
Owner:RGT UNIV OF CALIFORNIA +1
Luminal prosthesis and a gastrointestinal implant device
ActiveUS20140350694A1Facilitate radial compressionLimit radial expansionStentsOesophagiScreen printingProsthesis
An inexpensive small-sized screen printing machine having low redundancy and high production efficiency and applicable to a dual conveying-type component mounting machine. A pair of substrate supporting tables juxtaposed in a specific direction is provided. Screen printing is alternately performed by a single print executing section in a common area which can be shared by the two substrate supporting tables. In doing so, when one substrate supporting table located at a print position among the pair of substrate supporting tables starts exiting the print position, the other substrate supporting table starts entry to the print position.
Owner:COLOPLAST AS
Systems and Methods for Bariatric Therapy
InactiveUS20110213469A1Minimize absorptionSatisfactionStomachObesity treatmentSmall intestineGastrointestinal implant
The present invention provides bariatric therapy systems. One system includes a gastrointestinal implant device and a delivery mechanism therefor. The device can include a sleeve for placement into a small intestine and to minimize absorption of nutrients by its walls. An anchoring mechanism coupled to a proximal end of the sleeve and designed to be secured within the stomach can be provided. A passageway extending through the anchoring mechanism and the sleeve can also be provided, along which food can be directed from the stomach to the small intestine. The delivery mechanism can include a housing for accommodating the device, and a deploying balloon situated within the housing and which can be actuated to direct the sleeve of the device from within the housing to the site of implantation. Methods for providing bariatric therapy are also provided by the present invention.
Owner:PAVILION MEDICAL INNOVATIONS
Gastrointestinal implant and methods for use
Methods and devices for modifying the location at which bodily fluids interact with nutrients in a gastrointestinal tract having a conduit having a first end and a second end, the first end configured to divert bodily fluids from an entrance within a gastrointestinal tract to a location downstream from the entrance, and means for attaching the second end to the entrance.
Owner:LAUFER MICHAEL D
Gastrointestinal implant device
A gastrointestinal implant device 600 comprises a sleeve 601 for extending into the duodenum and an artificial valve 602 for placement at the pylorus 603 to control flow from the stomach into the duodenal sleeve 601. A support structure for the valve comprises a scaffold 605 to which the valve 602 is mounted and a luminal prosthesis 606. The luminal prosthesis 606 comprises a proximal flare 620 for location at the antrum of the pylorus, a bulbous region 621, and a scaffold receiving region 606.
Owner:VYSERA BIOMEDICAL
Gastrointestinal implant and methods for use
InactiveUS20100191167A1Avoid interactionReduce the overall diameterStentsHeart valvesCatheterBody fluid
Methods and devices for modifying the location at which bodily fluids interact with nutrients in a gastrointestinal tract. The methods and devices utilize a conduit configured to divert bodily fluids from an entrance within a gastrointestinal tract to a location downstream from the entrance.
Owner:LAUFER MICHAEL D
Systems and methods for bariatric therapy
InactiveUS20110172584A1Minimize absorptionReduce penetrationIntravenous devicesStomachImplanted deviceSmall intestine
The present invention provides bariatric therapy systems. One system includes a gastrointestinal implant device and a delivery mechanism therefor. The device can include a sleeve for placement into a small intestine and to minimize absorption of nutrients by its walls. An anchoring mechanism coupled to a proximal end of the sleeve and designed to be secured within the stomach can be provided. A passageway extending through the anchoring mechanism and the sleeve can also be provided, along which food can be directed from the stomach to the small intestine. The delivery mechanism can include a housing for accommodating the device, and a deploying balloon situated within the housing and which can be actuated to direct the sleeve of the device from within the housing to the site of implantation. Methods for providing bariatric therapy are also provided by the present invention.
Owner:PAVILION MEDICAL INNOVATIONS
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