Abstract: An apparatus for displacing an implant, such as a pacemaker or ICD generator or loop recorder, which can be used during surgical procedures to facilitates manipulation of the implanted device. The apparatus can be used to apply force to the implant in order for the operator to tug to loosen the implanted device without causing unnecessary movement or dislodgement of implanted leads that are connected to the implanted device. The apparatus can have features of various shapes and sizes depending on the size of the patient as well as size and shape of the implanted device.

Abstract: An apparatus for displacing an implant, such as a pacemaker or ICD generator or loop recorder, which can be used during surgical procedures to facilitates manipulation of the implanted device. The apparatus can be used to apply force to the implant in order for the operator to tug to loosen the implanted device without causing unnecessary movement or dislodgement of implanted leads that are connected to the implanted device. The apparatus can have features of various shapes and sizes depending on the size of the patient as well as size and shape of the implanted device.

Abstract: A system to beginning an intravascular procedure (i.e., angioplasty, atherectomy, stenting, angiography, venous filtration, liquid infusion, dialysis, intravascular ultrasound process, and the like) and a sealing of a wound site with reduced number of exchanges in procedure related devices. Moreover, the sealing means assure complete sealing and reduction of chances of bacterial infection of wound site.

Abstract: This invention is a stent that has cutting bars or blades in the direction of the balloon and longitudinally at five equidistant points along the direction of the stent's body. There are two patterns in this invention. The first pattern has five blades equidistant from the other and run longitudinally along the direction of the stent body and the other pattern has five shorter blades equidistant from the other to constitute one set. Each set is arranged in a staggered pattern from the next set. Furthermore, the edges of stent's blades or bars are angular or beveled and integrated into a stent strut pattern in order to facilitate the entry of blades into a blockage caused by calcium, plague and/or debris.