314 patents
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Utility
Dynamic negative-pressure therapy with instillation
28 Sep 20
Apparatuses, systems, and methods for instilling a solution to a tissue site are disclosed.
Benjamin Andrew Pratt, James Killingworth Seddon
Filed: 9 Sep 15
Utility
Fluid pouch, system, and method for storing fluid from a tissue site
21 Sep 20
The illustrative embodiments described herein are directed to an apparatus, system, and method for storing liquid from a tissue site.
Richard Daniel John Coulthard, Timothy Mark Robinson, Christopher Brian Locke, Aidan Marcus Tout
Filed: 11 Jul 17
Utility
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14 Sep 20
A system, apparatus, and method for treating a tissue site with reduced pressure includes a connector having a connector body.
Christopher Brian Locke, Benjamin Andrew Pratt
Filed: 23 Jul 17
Utility
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7 Sep 20
In one example embodiment, a wound imaging system includes a user interface, a computer processor, and an active contouring module.
Brett L. Moore
Filed: 25 Jun 17
Utility
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7 Sep 20
A reduced pressure treatment system is provided that includes a canister that is fluidly connected to a tissue site and is configured to receive fluid drawn from the tissue site under the influence of a reduced pressure.
Christopher Brian Locke, Timothy Mark Robinson, David Robson Blandford
Filed: 13 Nov 17
Utility
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7 Sep 20
Dressings, systems, and methods for treating a tissue site on a patient involve allowing liquids from the tissue site or a priming fluid to evaporate and exit the dressing through a liquid-impermeable, vapor-permeable membrane.
Christopher Brian Locke, Timothy Mark Robinson, Aidan Marcus Tout
Filed: 22 Sep 16
Utility
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7 Sep 20
A system and apparatus for treating a tissue site with reduced pressure and collecting fluids from the tissue site is disclosed.
Benjamin Andrew Pratt, Colin John Hall, Christopher Brian Locke, Elliott James Rider, Gareth Stephenson
Filed: 21 Feb 18
Utility
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31 Aug 20
Methods and devices for treatment of damaged tissue are disclosed, including treatment of wounds by employing non-electrically powered, reduced pressure therapy devices.
Ryan Conner, Dean Hu, Crystal Musante, Kenneth Wu
Filed: 13 Mar 14
Utility
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17 Aug 20
A method and apparatus for disrupting material at a tissue site is described.
Shannon C. Ingram, Christopher Brian Locke, Peter Arnold, Timothy Mark Robinson, Christopher A. Carroll, Michael E. Manwaring
Filed: 29 Jan 18
Utility
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17 Aug 20
A closing dressing bolster and assembly for use with a system for treating a linear wound on a patient includes a bolster body formed from a flexible closing bolster material having closing members that are operable to develop an inward closing force when the closing dressing bolster is placed under reduced pressure.
Richard Marvin Kazala, Jr., Justin Alexander Long, Kenneth Mitchel Knowles, Eric Woodson Barta
Filed: 2 Aug 17
Utility
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17 Aug 20
A reduced-pressure abdominal treatment device is presented that has a plurality of liquid-impermeable layers with a foam spacer between two of the liquid-impermeable layers.
Tyler H. Simmons, Alexander G. Sammons
Filed: 5 Jan 16
Utility
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10 Aug 20
A method, and apparatus for the controlled acceleration, and/or retardation of the body's inflammatory response generally comprises a foam pad for insertion substantially into a wound site, a heating, a cooling pad for application over the wound site, a wound drape or sealing enclosure of the foam pad, the heating, and cooling pad at wound site.
Raymond R. Hannigan, James R. Leininger, Charles I. Biltz, Jr., Frank Dilazzaro, Christopher Fashek, Royce W. Johnson, Wayne J. Schroeder
Filed: 27 Jun 17
Utility
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10 Aug 20
Systems, apparatuses, and methods for closing an opening through a surface of a tissue site are described.
Christopher Brian Locke, Timothy Mark Robinson, Robert Tuck, Gareth Stephenson
Filed: 19 Apr 18
Utility
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3 Aug 20
Dressings, systems, and methods are disclosed for treating tissue with reduced pressure.
Tyler H. Simmons, Alexander G. Sammons
Filed: 3 Apr 17
Utility
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27 Jul 20
Methods and devices for treatment of damaged tissue are disclosed, including treatment of wounds by employing non-electrically powered, reduced pressure therapy devices.
Dean Hu, Moshe Pinto, Kenton Fong
Filed: 4 Jan 18
Utility
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20 Jul 20
A system for treating a tissue site of a patient includes a dressing filler adapted to be positioned at the tissue site.
Christopher Brian Locke, Timothy Mark Robinson
Filed: 13 Apr 17
Utility
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6 Jul 20
Dressings, systems, and methods are disclosed, in some embodiments, that involve treating a tissue site with reduced pressure.
Christopher Brian Locke, Colin John Hall
Filed: 30 Apr 17
Utility
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6 Jul 20
Some illustrative embodiments of an instillation assembly for treating a tissue site may include a fluid distribution lumen and a fluid hub that may define a fluid instillation pathway.
David Richard Mercer, Christopher Brian Locke, Benjamin Andrew Pratt
Filed: 23 Jul 15
Utility
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29 Jun 20
A super-absorbent dressing assembly for use with a reduced-pressure wound treatment system includes a breathable, fluid restricted dry layer for placement against a wound, a super-absorbent layer, and a non-breathable layer, and a drape extending over the non-breathable layer.
Larry Tab Randolph, Justin Alexander Long
Filed: 18 Jun 14
Utility
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29 Jun 20
A dressing for treating tissue with negative pressure may be a composite of dressing layers, including a release film, perforated gel layer, a perforated polymer film, a manifold, and an adhesive cover.
Christopher Brian Locke, John Elwood
Filed: 4 Jun 18