Abstract: Catheter blood pumps that have an impeller, an outlet cage at least partially surrounding the impeller, a drive cable operatively coupled to a motor at a proximal end thereof, and operatively coupled to the impeller at a distal end thereof, a catheter, wherein the drive cable is disposed within the catheter and an anti-migration brace coupled to a component of the catheter blood pump. The anti-migration brace is configured to have a first configuration during a tortuous insertion of the catheter into a patient and a deployable second configuration that is larger than the first configuration when in position in target anatomy of the patient whereby the anti-migration brace expands laterally outwardly in size from the first configuration to the second configuration.

Abstract: A dilator device including an elongated flexible material sleeve having a hollow interior extending along a distal portion and a proximal portion thereof. An expandable or inflatable bladder is connected to the distal portion and disposable radially outward from an exterior of the sleeve when in an expanded and/or inflated orientation. The elongated sleeve including a tip having a predetermined configuration that facilitates positioning the elongated sleeve within an intended body part. A fluid input is structured for removable connection to a fluid source and is disposed on the sleeve, in fluid communication with the bladder. An access opening is formed on the proximal portion and is cooperatively dimensioned with the hollow interior to removably receive any one of a plurality of different types of positioning instruments within the sleeve.

Abstract: Systems and methods provided for comprehensive eustachian tube and/or sinus treatment that integrate a dilation balloon, a dilation sleeve and tip, an image navigation system, a sinus stent, an intranasal scanner, and/or an irrigation system into a single device. Embodiments offer versatile and efficient solutions for diagnosing, treating, and monitoring eustachian tube and/or sinus conditions by providing precise dilation, accurate image-guided navigation, optimal stent placement, real-time intranasal scanning, and/or effective irrigation capabilities. This innovative approach significantly enhances the quality of patient care, simplifies the surgical process, and improves overall treatment outcomes in the field of eustachian tube and/or sinus treatments.

Abstract: A dilator device including an elongated flexible material sleeve having a hollow interior extending along a distal portion and a proximal portion thereof. An expandable or inflatable bladder is connected to the distal portion and disposable radially outward from an exterior of the sleeve when in an expanded and/or inflated orientation. The elongated sleeve comprising a tip having a predetermined configuration that facilitates positioning the elongated sleeve within an intended body part. A fluid input is structured for removable connection to a fluid source and is disposed on the sleeve, in fluid communication with the bladder. An access opening is formed on the proximal portion and is cooperatively dimensioned with the hollow interior to removably receive any one of a plurality of different types of positioning instruments within the sleeve.

Abstract: A dilator device including an elongated flexible material sleeve having a hollow interior extending along a distal portion and a proximal portion thereof. An expandable or inflatable bladder is connected to the distal portion and disposable radially outward from an exterior of the sleeve when in an expanded and/or inflated orientation. The elongated sleeve including a tip having a predetermined configuration that facilitates positioning the elongated sleeve within an intended body part. A fluid input is structured for removable connection to a fluid source and is disposed on the sleeve, in fluid communication with the bladder. An access opening is formed on the proximal portion and is cooperatively dimensioned with the hollow interior to removably receive any one of a plurality of different types of positioning instruments within the sleeve.

Abstract: A dilator device including an elongated flexible material sleeve having a hollow interior extending along a distal portion and a proximal portion thereof. An expandable or inflatable bladder is connected to the distal portion and disposable radially outward from an exterior of the sleeve when in an expanded and/or inflated orientation. The elongated sleeve comprising a tip having a predetermined configuration that facilitates positioning the elongated sleeve within an intended body part. A fluid input is structured for removable connection to a fluid source and is disposed on the sleeve, in fluid communication with the bladder and a flow restrictor is structured to restrict fluid flow from the bladder to an exterior of the sleeve. An access opening is formed on the proximal portion and is cooperatively dimensioned with the hollow interior to removably receive any one of a plurality of different types of positioning instruments within the sleeve.