Patents Assigned to Aspide Medical
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Patent number: 9980723Abstract: The device incorporates multiple implants for the attachment of prosthetic equipment, and is characterized by the fact that it incorporates multiple identical implants (1) positioned in alignment and connected to each other at their front (1a) and rear (1b), in a temporary manner, such that the said implants have a screw-form external configuration, and such that each implant has a longitudinal internal cavity (1c) of triangular cross-section extending fully from end to end, that constitutes the housing for a means of pre-positioning (3) configured to have a triangular imprint with a spiked-form end part (3a), such that the interconnection of the implants at the respective front and rear of two successive implants is a temporary connection, and such that the multiple implants constitute an assembled set intended to be inserted into a loader unit associated with the ancillary insertion device.Type: GrantFiled: June 26, 2012Date of Patent: May 29, 2018Assignee: ASPIDE MEDICALInventors: Christian Pompee, Patrick Carteron, William Wiecek
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Patent number: 9308067Abstract: A urethral support sling implant for treatment of male urinary incontinence is produced in a biocompatible material and comprises a central part intended to form the area supporting the urethra, including an inferior base prolonged into two trans-obturator arms in the same plane and in opposition to each other. The inferior base is prolonged upwards by a section extending beyond the inferior base in the form of two pre-pubic arms. The prolonging arms are made of the same material as the central part, and the arms are produced in the same direction of knit. The pre-pubic arms are configured in a ‘V’ relative to each other, and each of the pre-pubic arms is configured in a ‘V’ relative to the subjacent trans-obturator arm.Type: GrantFiled: April 22, 2011Date of Patent: April 12, 2016Assignee: ASPIDE MEDICALInventor: Benoit Le Portz
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Patent number: 9173769Abstract: A reversible leave in contraceptive device includes an obturator having a body with cylindrical configuration, made of a flexible material and including two stabilizing deformable stiffeners that can be folded back along the obtorator body when unactivated, spreading out radially in a fitted situation in the isthmic part of the Fallopian tube. The stiffeners are in opposite positions so as to fit on one side in the isthmic part of the tube (for the distal side) and, on the other (proximal end) on edges of a tubal ostium. A plurality of projecting forms, having a ridged configuration, run along the entire length of the obturator body in a continuous manner from a tapered bulge of the proximal end to a spherical distal end of the head, and block the tubal protect tubal haustrations. The forms cause deformation of the alveoli to block spermatozoa and close off other mucosal folds.Type: GrantFiled: June 29, 2011Date of Patent: November 3, 2015Assignee: ASPIDE MEDICALInventor: Vincent Lucas
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Publication number: 20140200587Abstract: The device incorporates multiple implants for the attachment of prosthetic equipment, and is characterized by the fact that it incorporates multiple identical implants (1) positioned in alignment and connected to each other at their front (1a) and rear (1b), in a temporary manner, such that the said implants have a screw-form external configuration, and such that each implant has a longitudinal internal cavity (1c) of triangular cross-section extending fully from end to end, that constitutes the housing for a means of pre-positioning (3) configured to have a triangular imprint with a spiked-form end part (3a), such that the interconnection of the implants at the respective front and rear of two successive implants is a temporary connection, and such that the multiple implants constitute an assembled set intended to be inserted into a loader unit associated with the ancillary insertion device.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 26, 2012Publication date: July 17, 2014Applicant: ASPIDE MEDICALInventors: Christian Pompee, Patrick Carteron, William Wiecek
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Publication number: 20130160773Abstract: A reversible leave in contraceptive device includes an obturator having a body with cylindrical configuration, made of a flexible material and including two stabilizing deformable stiffeners that can be folded back along the obturator body when unactivated, spreading out radially in a fitted situation in the isthmic part of the Fallopian tube. The stiffeners are in opposite positions so as to fit on one side in the isthmic part of the tube (for the distal side) and, on the other (proximal end) on edges of a tubal ostium. A plurality of projecting forms, having a ridged configuration, run along the entire length of the obturator body in a continuous manner from a tapered bulge of the proximal end to a spherical distal end of the head, and block the tubal protect tubal haustrations. The forms cause deformation of the alveoli to block spermatozoa and close off other mucosal folds.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 29, 2011Publication date: June 27, 2013Applicant: ASPIDE MEDICALInventor: Vincent Lucas
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Publication number: 20130061727Abstract: A urethral support sling implant for treatment of male urinary incontinence is produced in a biocompatible material and comprises a central part intended to form the area supporting the urethra, including an inferior base prolonged into two trans-obturator arms in the same plane and in opposition to each other. The inferior base is prolonged upwards by a section extending beyond the inferior base in the form of two pre-pubic arms. The prolonging arms are made of the same material as the central part, and the arms are produced in the same direction of knit. The pre-pubic arms are configured in a ‘V’ relative to each other, and each of the pre-pubic arms is configured in a ‘V’ relative to the subjacent trans-obturator arm.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 22, 2011Publication date: March 14, 2013Applicant: ASPIDE MEDICALInventor: Benoit Le Portz
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Patent number: 8052759Abstract: A hernia prosthesis includes a first portion defining a bag joined to a second portion constituting a one-piece body. A top plate of the first portion has a plurality of radial tabs around a central opening. The second portion has three distinct successive zones including a first median zone in the form of a very long sheath for introducing and securing an inserter-unfolder device. The median portion is prolonged downwards by a plurality of bands uniformly radially disposed and having bottom ends divided into two each respectively to form two tongues in a Y fastening configuration. Each tongue is fastened by its terminal end to one of the tabs. The second portion, in a top zone, beyond the sheath, comprises two very high tongues which have, in their top portion, a longitudinal slit in their width for attaching the inserter-unfolder device.Type: GrantFiled: June 26, 2009Date of Patent: November 8, 2011Assignee: Aspide MedicalInventors: Alexandre Dupic, Patrick Carteron, William Wiecek
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Patent number: 8052599Abstract: An endorectal trocar provided with body for endorectal introduction that defines open internal channel and leak-tight barrier that extends across internal channel and exhibits passageways for rectoscopy instruments, the body and the leak-tight barrier are two distinct assemblies that can be attached by the fixing elements within the internal channel.Type: GrantFiled: October 31, 2008Date of Patent: November 8, 2011Assignees: Aspide MedicalInventor: Jean-Pierre Cohen
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Publication number: 20100069952Abstract: The clamp comprises a body at the rear part extending axially and in a single plane via a fixed long line centring axis to penetrate into the duct of the urethra. The body is provided with a notch for pivoting a prong of longitudinal curvilinear configuration orientated towards said centring axis and in transverse cross-section having the form of a splint over the whole length of the prong. The curvilinear prong being able to grip the outer half-volume of the prostate in order to retain and hold the prostate.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 14, 2009Publication date: March 18, 2010Applicants: ASPIDE MEDICAL, MAIRE JEROME-ROUMIER XAVIER-CENTRE D'UROLOGIE PARISIEREInventors: Xavier ROUMIER, Jérôme MAIRE
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Publication number: 20090326676Abstract: A hernia prosthesis includes a first portion defining a bag joined to a second portion (B) constituting a one-piece body. A top plate of the first portion comprises a plurality of radial tabs around a central opening. The second portion comprises three distinct successive zones including a first median zone in the form of a very long sheath for introducing and securing an inserter-unfolder device. The median portion is prolonged downwards by a plurality of bands uniformly radially disposed and having bottom ends divided into two each respectively to form two tongues in a Y fastening configuration. Each tongue is fastened by its terminal end to one of the tabs. The body, in a top portion, beyond the sheath, comprises two very high tongues which have, in their top portion, a longitudinal slit in their width for attaching the inserter-unfolder device.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 26, 2009Publication date: December 31, 2009Applicant: ASPIDE MEDICALInventors: Alexandre DUPIC, Patrick CARTERON, William WIECEK
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Publication number: 20090187067Abstract: An implant for the treatment of urinary incontinence of the type produced as a knitted, woven or other type of strip in polypropylene or similar biocompatible material to be placed under a patient's urethra, has at each end an anchoring area which comprises a deployed structure including one or more fins configured by a succession of folds. The deployed structure being three-dimensional and remembering its shape so that it can be deployed and refolded during the surgical phases of positioning it and fitting and anchoring it through the obturator membrane or, to advantage, in the retropubic space.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 20, 2009Publication date: July 23, 2009Applicant: ASPIDE MEDICALInventors: Patrick CARTERON, William WIECEK
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Publication number: 20090124862Abstract: An endorectal trocar provided with body (1) for endorectal introduction that defines open internal channel (21) and leak-tight barrier (2) that extends across internal channel (21) and exhibits passageways (9, 10, 11, 12) for rectoscopy instruments, wherein the body (1) and the leak-tight barrier (2) are two distinct assemblies that can be attached by the fixing elements (6) within the internal channel (21).Type: ApplicationFiled: October 31, 2008Publication date: May 14, 2009Applicant: ASPIDE MEDICALInventor: Jean-Pierre Cohen
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Publication number: 20070276178Abstract: A prosthesis has a final shell-shaped configuration with a deformable bottom portion that can be shaped on the right side or the left side of the prosthesis thanks to its reversibility. The prosthesis has an initially flat base having at least one notch capable of receiving by overlap at least one component allowing, together with the base, the shaping of the shell-shaped prosthesis into its final configuration.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 21, 2007Publication date: November 29, 2007Applicant: ASPIDE MEDICALInventors: Patrick CARTERON, William WIECEK
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Publication number: 20070276487Abstract: A prosthesis has a final shell-shaped configuration with a deformable bottom portion that can be shaped on the right side or the left side of the prosthesis thanks to its reversibility. The prosthesis has an initially flat base having at least one notch capable of receiving by overlap at least one component allowing, together with the base, the shaping of the shell-shaped prosthesis into its final configuration.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 18, 2007Publication date: November 29, 2007Applicant: ASPIDE MEDICALInventors: Patrick CARTERON, William WIECEK
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Patent number: D734458Type: GrantFiled: August 5, 2013Date of Patent: July 14, 2015Assignees: BG Medical, LLC, Aspide MedicalInventors: John W. Huelskamp, Eric Nelson, Eric Bouillet, William Wiecek
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Patent number: D772410Type: GrantFiled: August 5, 2013Date of Patent: November 22, 2016Assignees: BG Medical, LLC, Aspide MedicalInventors: John W. Huelskamp, Eric Nelson, Eric Bouillet, William Wiecek