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325 results about "Orthodontic ligature" patented technology

Ligature may refer to: Ligature (medicine), a piece of suture used to shut off a blood vessel or other anatomical structure Ligature (orthodontic) Ligature (music), an element of musical notation used especially in the medieval and Renaissance periods. Ligature (instrument), a device used to attach a reed to the mouthpiece of a woodwind instrument.

Apparatuses and methods for heart valve repair

A medical device for treating a heart having a faulty heart valve is disclosed. The medical device comprises a ligature including a first anchoring member and a second anchoring member is used. The ligature is percutaneously deployable into a patient with a faulty heart valve wherein the first anchoring member to anchor to a first tissue area of the heart and the second anchoring member to anchor to a second tissue area of the heart.
Owner:ABBOTT CARDIOVASCULAR

Endoscopic treatment system

An endoscopic treatment system is designed to suture or resect a lesion while ensuring the ease of insertion into a deep region in the large intestine. The endoscopic treatment system comprises an endoscope and a therapeutic instruments insertion aid into which the endoscope is inserted. The endoscopic treatment system further comprises: a pair of clamp forceps that clamps and lifts a living-body tissue; a lateral hole formed in the therapeutic instruments insertion aid and used to control the position of the living-body tissue clamped and lifted by the pair of clamp forceps or to control the lifting thereof; a ligature used to ligate the living-body tissue whose position or lifting is controlled by the lateral hole; and a cutter used to resect the living-body tissue at a position between a region ligated with the ligature and a region clamped and lifted with the pair of clamp forceps.
Owner:OLYMPUS CORP

Apparatuses and methods for heart valve repair

A medical device for treating a heart having a faulty heart valve is disclosed. The medical device comprises a ligature including a first anchoring member and a second anchoring member is used. The ligature is percutaneously deployable into a patient with a faulty heart valve wherein the first anchoring member to anchor to a first tissue area of the heart and the second anchoring member to anchor to a second tissue area of the heart.
Owner:HYDE GREGORY MATHEW

Surgical ligature clip

In order, in the case of a surgical ligature clip comprising two retaining arms, which are connected to one another in each case at one end by a deformable connection point and bendable in such a way towards one another that the arms move from an open position, in which they are spaced further apart from one another, into a closed position, in which the mutually opposing inner sides of the arms are brought permanently closer to one another, to improve the seat of the ligature clip on a hollow organ, it is proposed that it comprises an endless web member, which in the region of the two arms and the connection point forms two juxtaposed portions that merge one into the other at the free ends of the arms remote from the connection point.
Owner:AESCULAP AG

Vertebral fixing system

The present invention relates to a vertebral fixing system adapted to be mounted on a vertebra of the spine to connect it to a rod. The fixing system comprises: a connecting part adapted to face the rib and / or the transverse process and to be connected to the rod; an elongate flexible ligature adapted to connect together the connecting part and at least one rib and / or one transverse process; and an adjustable locking screw fastened to the connecting part and adapted to fix simultaneously in position the connecting part relative to the rod and at least one portion of the ligature relative to the connecting part, so as to prevent relative displacement of the rod and the vertebra in opposite directions.
Owner:ZIMMER SPINE SAS

C-shaped cross section tubular ophthalmic implant for reduction of intraocular pressure in glaucomatous eyes and method of use

A tube for implantation into the eye for replacement conduction of aqueous humor from the chambers of the eyeball to the subconjunctival tissue and ultimately to the venous system is comprised of an elongated fluid conducting conduit having distal and proximate ends, a sidewall and an interior passageway and at least one longitudinally extending opening in the sidewall that exposes the interior passageway and at least one nidi-forming structure carried by the conduit and extending laterally therefrom to implement the formation of at least one aqueous filtration bleb in the tissue of the eyeball. In one embodiment, the tube also contains at least one releasable ligature circumscribing the conduit. In another embodiment, the tube also contains an anchor appended to the conduit to prevent it from migrating from its placement site.
Owner:AQ BIOMED LLC

Hybrid dynamic stabilization

InactiveUS20090248077A1Preventing and slowing down effectAvoid relative motionSuture equipmentsInternal osteosythesisDiseaseVertebral level
A spine stabilization for the prophylactic treatment of adjacent level disease. A first vertebral level may be fused by advancing a pedicle screw in the first and second vertebrae and coupling the bone screws to a rigid portion of a rod. A conformable ligature may be passed around a non-pedicle portion of a third vertebra and coupled to a dynamic portion of the rod using a blocking body. The dynamic properties of the dynamic portion of the rod allow movement of the third vertebra relative to the first and second vertebrae to slow down or prevent Adjacent Level Disease in the third vertebra.
Owner:ZIMMER SPINE INC +1

Medical clip carrier device

The invention relates to a medical clip carrier device for retention and / or mounting of at least one medical clip, in particular a ligature clip, comprising at least one clip receptacle in which a clip is retainable in a mounted position, and a securing device with at least one securing member for detachably securing a clip in the at least one clip receptacle. The clip receptacle comprises an insertion opening for insertion of a clip into the clip receptacle and removal of the clip therefrom. The at least one securing member is constructed in the form of a retaining projection which protrudes at least partially into the insertion opening.
Owner:AESCULAP AG

Surgical instrument for the placement of ligature clips

In a surgical instrument for placement of C-shaped ligature clips having two legs running next to one another and connected to one another by means of a bridge-section, with two clamping jaws movable relative to one another, with a supply guide means, along which the ligature clip can be pushed onto the clamping jaws with the free ends of the legs first, with a clamping jaw guide means, which adjoins the supply guide means and in which the ligature clip can be inserted between the clamping jaws, and with a feeding means for advancing a ligature clip out of the supply guide means into the clamping jaw guide means and into an end position between the clamping jaws, in order to improve the guidance of the ligature clips during transfer from the supply guide means into the clamping jaw guide means, it is proposed that the feeding means comprises a feed element, which can be placed against the ligature clip to be fed and is guided in a longitudinal guide means running along its feed path in the transition region from the supply guide means into the clamping jaw guide means.
Owner:AESCULAP AG

Endoluminal Surgical Instrument for Stapling, Cutting and Dividing

A device for cutting, stapling and dividing the bowel allowing surgery to be performed laparoscopically and associated method of use. The device is inserted transanally and positioned within the bowel, ligatures secure the bowel to the device. The bowel is then cut by the device while securing the open end to minimize spillage and the bowel stapled. The bowel can be re-attached using additional staples and further cuts made to allow the device to be removed.
Owner:GIACOMANTONIO CARMAN

Endoscopic treatment system

An endoscopic treatment system is designed to suture or resect a lesion while ensuring the ease of insertion into a deep region in the large intestine. The endoscopic treatment system comprises an endoscope and a therapeutic instruments insertion aid into which the endoscope is inserted. The endoscopic treatment system further comprises: a pair of clamp forceps that clamps and lifts a living-body tissue; a lateral hole formed in the therapeutic instruments insertion aid and used to control the position of the living-body tissue clamped and lifted by the pair of clamp forceps or to control the lifting thereof; a ligature used to ligate the living-body tissue whose position or lifting is controlled by the lateral hole; and a cutter used to resect the living-body tissue at a position between a region ligated with the ligature and a region clamped and lifted with the pair of clamp forceps.
Owner:OLYMPUS CORP

Laparoscopic port site closure tool

A device is provided to assist in closing an incision through body tissue that comprises a tubular body sized for introduction through the incision and carrying a plurality of stabilizer elements at the distal end thereof. The stabilizer elements are configured to be deployed within the body cavity to engage the lowermost tissue layer. In one method, the device is pulled with the stabilizer elements deployed to retract the body tissue away from adjacent body structure. In another method, a plurality of needle tips carrying sutures are guided through the body tissue to a retention device at the ends of the stabilizer elements. With the needle tips captured in the retention devices, the device is withdrawn from the incision so that the sutures form ligatures that can be tied off to close the incision.
Owner:TELEFLEX MEDICAL INC

Cartridge with a plurality of c-shaped ligature clips

In order to simplify the structure of the cartridge and reduce the structural size in a cartridge with a plurality of C-shaped ligature clips, with a housing accommodating ligature clips arranged in a row one behind the other and parallel to one another, with a transport element, which can be slid forward and back relative to the housing in the direction of the row and which when sliding forward and back relative to the housing causes at least one ligature clip to advance towards a discharge end of the cartridge, it is proposed that the ligature clips each have two legs connected by means of a bridge section and are divided by a longitudinal slit into two adjacent sections, which are connected to one another in the region of the free ends of the legs, and that the transport element passes through the ligature clips arranged in a row in the space between the two adjacent sections of the ligature clips.
Owner:AESCULAP AG

Non-imaging, computer assisted navigation system for hip replacement surgery

The invention includes: a locating system; a computer, interfaced to the locating system and interpreting the positions of tracked objects in a generic computer model of a patient's hip geometry; a software module, executable on the computer, which defines the patient's pelvic plane without reference to previously obtained radiological data, by locating at least three pelvic landmarks; and a pelvic tracking marker, fixable to the pelvic bone and trackable by the locating system, to track in real time the orientation of the defined pelvic plane. Preferably, the system also includes a femoral tracking marker, securely attachable to a femur of the patient by a non-penetrating ligature and trackable by the locating system to detect changes in leg length and femoral offset.
Owner:KINAMED

Bone fixing system

This disclosure provides a system for securing a bone to a rod, the system comprising a ligature, a body, and two fasteners. The ligature has two free ends and an intermediate portion therebetween, the intermediate portion being configured to engage a bone. A portion of a rod can be fastened to the body using one of the fasteners. The ligature can be fastened to the body using another one of the fasteners. The two fasteners are distinct from one another and are adapted to fasten two free end portions of the ligature to the body independently from fastening the portion of the rod to the body.
Owner:ZIMMER SPINE INC

Self-ligating bracket for use in orthodontics

ActiveUS20080113311A1Easy to openAcceptably attractive appearanceArch wiresBracketsOrthodontic ligatureEngineering
The self-ligating bracket for use in orthodontics comprisesa base; an occlusal wall and a gingival wall extending from the base and having at least one ligature wing; a slot separating the occlusal wall and the gingival wall; a slide retained in a guide provided in the occlusal and / or gingival wall and arranged for being displaced between a closed position, in which the slide bridges the slot, and an open position in which the slot is open in the labial direction; means capable of retaining the slide in both its closed and open position; at least one recess in which a spring is seated and which is arranged in the gingival or occlusal wall of the bracket and is provided with an opening that faces the slide and from which a spring projects; a first stop on the slide which abuts against the at least one spring in the open position of the slide; a projection is which provided on the slide and which is so arranged that during displacement of the slide to its closed position it will abut against the spring before it reaches its closed position; space on both sides of the projection which accommodates the spring that projects from the recess which expands toward its opening facing the slide so that the spring can bent in the two directions of displacement of the slide; a second stop that abuts the slide in its closed position, once its projection has overcome the at least one spring.
Owner:BERNHARD FOERSTER GMBH 75172 PFORZHEIM DE

Bone fixation tensioning tool and method

A tensioning tool and method for tensioning a conformable ligature of a bone fixing system are disclosed. The ends of a conformable ligature can be passed around bones, bone grafts, tendons, plates, rods, fasteners, or other anatomical or implanted structures, and the like to form a loop. Another portion of the conformable ligature can be coupled to a tensioning tool. The tensioning tool can include a first portion and a second portion in threaded engagement with each other. Rotation of one portion relative to the other can cause tensioning of the conformable ligature through translation of a tensioning member.
Owner:ABBOTT LAB INC +1

Apparatus and method for the ligation of tissue

ActiveUS20060253129A1Rapid and reliable accessPrevent implantationWound clampsPericardial spaceOrthodontic ligature
A novel catheter-based system that ligates the left atrial appendage (LAA) on the outside of the heart, preferably using a combination of catheters and / or instruments, e.g., a guide catheter inserted into the interior of the left atrial appendage that may assist in locating the left atrial appendage and / or assist in the optimal placement of a ligature or constricting element on the outside of the appendage, and a ligating catheter and / or instrument outside the heart in the pericardial space to set the ligature or constricting element at the neck of the left atrial appendage.
Owner:SENTREHEART LLC

Endoscopic ligation

ActiveUS20090125038A1Suture equipmentsWound clampsEndoscopic ligationEngineering
A ligature delivery device includes a control member, an elongated shaft, and an end effector attached to the distal end of the elongated shaft. An activation mechanism provides an user-operable connection between the control member and the end effector. In several embodiments, the end effector includes a reverse grasping mechanism. Several embodiments of ligature devices are adapted to be deployed endoscopically and / or translumenally using the reverse-grasping delivery device.
Owner:USGI MEDICAL

Fixing devices and stabilization systems using said fixing devices

ActiveUS20100249845A1Limited and controlled relative mobilityInternal osteosythesisJoint implantsOrthodontic ligatureBiomedical engineering
A fixing device to connect a bone to a linking member (18) is characterized in that it comprises; —a connecting part (12, 20, 22) to be connected to said linking member (18), having an outer face; —a conformable elongate ligature (14) cooperating with said bone suitable for securing said connecting part to said bone; said ligature applying a portion of the outer surface of the connecting part against a portion of said bone; and—adjustable locking means (46) fastened to said connecting part (12) to maintain said ligature in a state which allows a controlled relative mobility between said bone and said connecting part (12).
Owner:ZIMMER SPINE INC

Device for ligating an anatomical structure

A device for ligating an oblong anatomical structure having a ligature element. A proximal portion of the ligature element may have a keeper and the distal portion may have a barb which is slidably received in the keeper. The device may further include an applicator for putting the ligature element in place, a rectilinear metal rod which extends in the tube and which, at its distal end has a spring blade, and a sheath having a radial outer duct in which the spring blade is received, and a radial inner guide groove in which the ligature element is received.
Owner:SOFRADIM PROD SAS

Left atrial appendage treatment systems and methods

ActiveUS20120323262A1Safely cinchSimple and efficient and effectiveSuture equipmentsSurgical forcepsAnatomical structuresAtrial cavity
Embodiments of the present invention encompass systems and methods to prevent complications from atrial fibrillation by preventing or reducing the likelihood of blood flow out of the left atrial appendage, to eliminate a possible source of aberrant electrical circuits, or both. Accordingly, techniques are provided for delivering ligature loops or closure means to the left atrial appendage, and to other anatomical structures of a patient which may be desirable in other surgical procedures.
Owner:ATRICURE +1

Implant for vessel ligature

InactiveUS20050266041A1Excellent propertyHighly physiological effectSurgeryBlood vesselsLanthanideOrthodontic ligature
The invention concerns inter alia an implant for vessel ligature, the implant which comprises an alloy, wherein the alloy is at least partially biodegradable, and wherein the alloy comprises: greater than 87% magnesium; from about 3% to about 6% yttrium; from about 1% to about 5% lanthanide; and a balance of about 0.0% to about 2%.
Owner:BIOTRONIK VI PATENT

Apparatus and method for the ligation of tissue

A novel catheter-based system that ligates the left atrial appendage (LAA) on the outside of the heart, preferably using a combination of catheters and / or instruments, e.g., a guide catheter inserted into the interior of the left atrial appendage that may assist in locating the left atrial appendage and / or assist in the optimal placement of a ligature or constricting element on the outside of the appendage, and a ligating catheter and / or instrument outside the heart in the pericardial space to set the ligature or constricting element at the neck of the left atrial appendage.
Owner:SENTREHEART LLC

Self-ligating bracket for use in orthodontics

The invention describes is a self-ligating bracket for use in orthodontics having a base (1); a support (4) arranged on the base (1); an occlusal wall (6) with at least one occlusal ligature wing (9) extending from the support (4); a gingival wall (5) with at least one gingival ligature wing (8) extending from the support (4); a slot (7) separating the occlusal wall (6) and the gingival wall (5) one from the other and extending continuously in the mesial-to-distal direction; a second slot (18) which extends continuously through the support (4) in the gingival-to-occlusal direction, and which is limited by a lingual surface (19) and by a labial surface (6a); and a resilient clip (25) having a labial leg (27) and a lingual leg (26) that are connected one to the other by an occlusal section (28); the lingual leg (26) being received in the second slot (18) and being arranged for displacement in the slot in the gingival-to-occlusal direction between a closed position in which the labial leg (27) extends into a recess (24) in the gingival wall (5) and an open position of the clip (25) in which the tip of the labial leg (27) rests on the occlusal wall (6). A tongue (30), directed toward the occlusal wall (6), is cut out from the lingual leg (26) of the clip (25) and is bent off in the labial direction so that an acute angle is enclosed between the tongue and the lingual leg (26) of the clip (25).
Owner:BERNHARD FOERSTER GMBH 75172 PFORZHEIM DE

Laparoscopic port site closure tool

A device is provided to assist in closing an incision through body tissue that comprises a tubular body sized for introduction through the incision and carrying a plurality of stabilizer elements at the distal end thereof. The stabilizer elements are configured to be deployed within the body cavity to engage the lowermost tissue layer. In one method, the device is pulled with the stabilizer elements deployed to retract the body tissue away from adjacent body structure. In another method, a plurality of needle tips carrying sutures are guided through the body tissue to a retention device at the ends of the stabilizer elements. With the needle tips captured in the retention devices, the device is withdrawn from the incision so that the sutures form ligatures that can be tied off to close the incision.
Owner:TELEFLEX MEDICAL INC

Self-ligating bracket with universal application

A compact orthodontic bracket that employs a simple method of self-ligation, is compatible with both permanent and deciduous teeth and is less expensive to manufacture than existing commercial brackets. The bracket utilizes a rotary plate that covers an arch wire slot when closed and can be pivotably opened to allow arch wire changes. Ligation may also be augmented using conventional ligatures on the paired tie wings. The simplicity of the ligating mechanism allows manufacturing of a smaller bracket. It is also less vulnerable to the clogging effects of salivary deposits than commercial self-ligating brackets currently in use.
Owner:MASHOUF CAMERON
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