Abstract: The invention relates to a device (12) for treating a body tissue presenting a prolapse. The device comprises: at least two arms (14, 16), each arm having a distal end (40) for gripping the tissue, a proximal maneuvering end (42) opposite the distal gripping end, and an elongate portion (44) comprised between the distal gripping end and the proximal maneuvering end, each elongate portion extending along a main direction (X). Furthermore, each arm is rotatable between an angular catching position (a1, a2) and an angular clamping position (e1, e2) around a rotation axis (A1, A2) substantially parallel to the main direction, and the device comprises a guide member (25) able to limit the transverse movement of the arms relative to one another along a direction perpendicular to the main direction.

Abstract: A device for treating a body tissue having a prolapse comprising two clamping assemblies, each clamping assembly being able to clamp a free edge of the body tissue on either side of the prolapse, and a membrane connecting both clamping assemblies to each other, the membrane being able to be held taut facing the prolapse by both clamping assemblies, is provided herein.

Abstract: An implantable device for shaping an intracorporeal wall includes: an elongate element which has a first end, a second end and a central filiform region between the first end and the second end; and a blocking member. The elongate element is mobile in relation to the blocking member between an unlocked position away from the blocking member and a locked position on the blocking member, in which the elongate element is connected to the blocking member. The blocking member includes a mechanism for selective adjustment of the length of the central region protruding towards the second end from the blocking member.

Abstract: The invention relates to a clamp for treating a bodily tissue having a prolapse, the clamp including a body and at least two flexible arms for clamping the prolapse protruding with respect to the body, each clamping arm comprising a proximal end connected to the body and a free distal end opposite to the proximal end. The clamp includes at least one flexible member for crushing the prolapse, the crushing member protruding from the body or from one of the arms.

Abstract: The invention relates to a device (12) for treating a body tissue presenting a prolapse. The device comprises: at least two arms (14, 16), each arm having a distal end (40) for gripping the tissue, a proximal maneuvering end (42) opposite the distal gripping end, and an elongate portion (44) comprised between the distal gripping end and the proximal maneuvering end, each elongate portion extending along a main direction (X). Furthermore, each arm is rotatable between an angular catching position (a1, a2) and an angular clamping position (e1, e2) around a rotation axis (A1, A2) substantially parallel to the main direction, and the device comprises a guide member (25) able to limit the transverse movement of the arms relative to one another along a direction perpendicular to the main direction.

Abstract: The invention relates to a device for treating a native valve comprising a body having two elongated segments, each elongated segment having a connecting end, both connecting ends being able to be bound to each other, and a traction end, the traction end including an attachment element for attachment to a traction system. Each traction end comprises a locking element.

Abstract: A device for treating a body tissue having a prolapse comprising two clamping assemblies, each clamping assembly being able to clamp a free edge of the body tissue on either side of the prolapse, and a membrane connecting both clamping assemblies to each other, the membrane being able to be held taut facing the prolapse by both clamping assemblies, is provided herein.

Abstract: The invention relates to a clamp for treating a bodily tissue having a prolapse, the clamp including a body and at least two flexible arms for clamping the prolapse protruding with respect to the body, each clamping arm comprising a proximal end connected to the body and a free distal end opposite to the proximal end. The clamp includes at least one flexible member for crushing the prolapse, the crushing member protruding from the body or from one of the arms.