Abstract: A device includes a bodily implant having a housing defining a cavity. The housing has a top portion. The device includes an electronic control system that is at least partially disposed within the cavity. The device includes a recharge antenna and a communications antenna. The device includes a support member defining a groove. At least a portion of the recharge antenna is disposed within the groove defined by the support member.

Abstract: A device includes a bodily implant having a housing defining a cavity. The housing has a top portion defining a first opening, a second opening, and a third opening. The device includes an electronic control system that is at least partially disposed within the cavity. The device includes a fluid control system having a pump. The fluid control system is at least partially disposed within the cavity. The device includes a recharge antenna having a first portion extending through the first opening of the top portion of the housing and into the cavity defined by the housing. The recharge antenna has a second portion extending through the second opening of the top portion of the housing and into the cavity defined by the housing. The device includes a communications antenna extending through the third opening of the top portion of the housing and into the cavity defined by the housing.

Abstract: A prosthetic heart valve may include a collapsible and expandable stent, a cuff attached to an annulus section of the stent, and a plurality of leaflets attached to at least one of the cuff or the stent within an interior region of the stent. The stent may have a plurality of cells connected to one another in a plurality of annular rows around the stent. The leaflets together may have a coapted position occluding the interior region of the stent and an open position in which the interior region is not occluded. Each leaflet may include a flat mesh of braided wire material having a plurality of pores extending therethrough. The leaflets may be devoid of biological material at a time of implantation.

Abstract: A prosthetic heart valve may include a collapsible and expandable stent, a cuff attached to an annulus section of the stent, and a plurality of leaflets attached to at least one of the cuff or the stent within an interior region of the stent. The stent may have a plurality of cells connected to one another in a plurality of annular rows around the stent. The leaflets together may have a coapted position occluding the interior region of the stent and an open position in which the interior region is not occluded. Each leaflet may include a flat mesh of braided wire material having a plurality of pores extending therethrough. The leaflets may be devoid of biological material at a time of implantation.