Expandable proximal and distal plug sections block the pylorus while limiting lumen trauma, resisting migration, and allowing easy removal.
Openings in a separate ostomy cover layer release protective material onto the distal surface to shield adhesive from stomal fluids and extend wear time.
Expandable proximal and distal plug sections block the pylorus while resisting migration and allowing atraumatic removal.
Suture portions, a flexible hinge, and engagement features help position the clamp efficiently while conforming to the stomach’s curvature.
A base station assigns different transmission times to multiple UEs, reducing RF interference and processing overload during positioning.
A gastric restrictor assembly uses a rotatable longitudinal member to vary channel width for precise stomach constriction.
Free-rotating magnetic housings prevent depolarization during MRI scans while preserving internal stability.
Vacuum suction draws tissue into rotatable cylinders for plication, reducing obesity treatment complications without open surgery.
Non-expandable ingestible devices apply short-duration electrical pulses to gastric tissue, bypassing gastrointestinal degradation of oral hormones.
An elongate slit in a flexible membrane restricts additional tissue intake, resolving reliability issues from multi-layer folds during stomach plication.