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The stimulation lead incorporates a cuff segment that includes three electrodes in a guarded-bipolar configuration, which means the center electrode is connected to one pole of the stimulation (e.g., negative pole), and is flanked on each side by two electrodes connected to the opposite pole of stimulation (e.g., positive pole). It is packaged with a tunneling rod to facilitate the implant procedure. The cuff is surgically positioned around a patient’s hypoglossal nerve, and the connector end of the lead is connected to the IPG. The cuff electrodes apply electrical current that stimulates the nerve causing the tongue to move forward. The tongue movement (via genioglossus and other tongue protrusor muscle contraction) serves to maintain an open airway. The figure below provides an illustration of the Model 4063 stimulation lead.
Inspire Medical Systems, Inc.
900-001-007
In Commercial Distribution

  • 00855728005185 ()
4063

  • Antiseizure/psychiatric-therapy vagus nerve implantable electrical stimulation system
The stimulation lead incorporates a cuff segment that includes three electrodes in a guarded-bipolar configuration, which means the center electrode is connected to one pole of the stimulation (e.g., negative pole), and is flanked on each side by two electrodes connected to the opposite pole of stimulation (e.g., positive pole). It is packaged with a tunneling rod to facilitate the implant procedure. The cuff is surgically positioned around a patient’s hypoglossal nerve, and the connector end of the lead is connected to the IPG. The cuff electrodes apply electrical current that stimulates the nerve causing the tongue to move forward. The tongue movement (via genioglossus and other tongue protrusor muscle contraction) serves to maintain an open airway. The figure below provides an illustration of the Model 4063 stimulation lead.
Inspire Medical Systems, Inc.
900-001-005
In Commercial Distribution

  • 00855728005017 ()
4063

  • Antiseizure/psychiatric-therapy vagus nerve implantable electrical stimulation system
The Chitogel Endoscopic Sinus Surgery Kit consists of the following components: - Sealed vial containing 350mg Dextran Aldehyde Powder - Sealed vial containing 12ml Sodium Phosphate Buffer Solution - Sealed vial containing 12ml Chitosan Succinamide Solution - Fluid dispensing connector - Two (2) mixing cannulae - Malleable cannulae - Two (2) 20ml sterile luer lock syringe The Chitogel Endoscopic Sinus Surgery Kit is used during nasal surgery. The components in the Chitogel Kit are mixed by the physician using the two 20 ml sterile syringe and cannulae provided. The pre-measured components mix to form the biodegradable gel. Once the components are mixed and create the gel, the physician applies the gel to the target area using the malleable cannula and thereby creating a nasal packing. All components are provide sterile and are for single use only.
CHITOGEL LIMITED
CSK-4
In Commercial Distribution

  • 09400998100040 ()
CSK-4

  • Intranasal splint, biodegradable
The stimulation lead incorporates a cuff segment that includes three electrodes in a guarded-bipolar configuration, which means the center electrode is connected to one pole of the stimulation (e.g., negative pole), and is flanked on each side by two electrodes connected to the opposite pole of stimulation (e.g., positive pole). It is packaged with a tunneling rod to facilitate the implant procedure. The cuff is surgically positioned around a patient’s hypoglossal nerve, and the connector end of the lead is connected to the IPG. The cuff electrodes apply electrical current that stimulates the nerve causing the tongue to move forward. The tongue movement (via genioglossus and other tongue protrusor muscle contraction) serves to maintain an open airway. The figure below provides an illustration of the Model 4063 stimulation lead.
Inspire Medical Systems, Inc.
900-001-007
In Commercial Distribution

  • 10855728005182 ()
4063

  • Antiseizure/psychiatric-therapy vagus nerve implantable electrical stimulation system
The stimulation lead incorporates a cuff segment that includes three electrodes in a guarded-bipolar configuration, which means the center electrode is connected to one pole of the stimulation (e.g., negative pole), and is flanked on each side by two electrodes connected to the opposite pole of stimulation (e.g., positive pole). It is packaged with a tunneling rod to facilitate the implant procedure. The cuff is surgically positioned around a patient’s hypoglossal nerve, and the connector end of the lead is connected to the IPG. The cuff electrodes apply electrical current that stimulates the nerve causing the tongue to move forward. The tongue movement (via genioglossus and other tongue protrusor muscle contraction) serves to maintain an open airway. The figure below provides an illustration of the Model 4063 stimulation lead.
Inspire Medical Systems, Inc.
900-001-011
In Commercial Distribution

  • 10855728005809 ()
4063

  • Antiseizure/psychiatric-therapy vagus nerve implantable electrical stimulation system
The stimulation lead incorporates a cuff segment that includes three electrodes in a guarded-bipolar configuration, which means the center electrode is connected to one pole of the stimulation (e.g., negative pole), and is flanked on each side by two electrodes connected to the opposite pole of stimulation (e.g., positive pole). It is packaged with a tunneling rod to facilitate the implant procedure. The cuff is surgically positioned around a patient’s hypoglossal nerve, and the connector end of the lead is connected to the IPG. The cuff electrodes apply electrical current that stimulates the nerve causing the tongue to move forward. The tongue movement (via genioglossus and other tongue protrusor muscle contraction) serves to maintain an open airway. The figure below provides an illustration of the Model 4063 stimulation lead.
Inspire Medical Systems, Inc.
900-001-010
In Commercial Distribution

  • 10855728005670 ()
4063

  • Antiseizure/psychiatric-therapy vagus nerve implantable electrical stimulation system
The stimulation lead incorporates a cuff segment that includes three electrodes in a guarded-bipolar configuration, which means the center electrode is connected to one pole of the stimulation (e.g., negative pole), and is flanked on each side by two electrodes connected to the opposite pole of stimulation (e.g., positive pole). It is packaged with a tunneling rod to facilitate the implant procedure. The cuff is surgically positioned around a patient’s hypoglossal nerve, and the connector end of the lead is connected to the IPG. The cuff electrodes apply electrical current that stimulates the nerve causing the tongue to move forward. The tongue movement (via genioglossus and other tongue protrusor muscle contraction) serves to maintain an open airway. The figure below provides an illustration of the Model 4063 stimulation lead.
Inspire Medical Systems, Inc.
900-001-009
In Commercial Distribution

  • 10855728005533 ()
4063

  • Antiseizure/psychiatric-therapy vagus nerve implantable electrical stimulation system
The stimulation lead incorporates a cuff segment that includes three electrodes in a guarded-bipolar configuration, which means the center electrode is connected to one pole of the stimulation (e.g., negative pole), and is flanked on each side by two electrodes connected to the opposite pole of stimulation (e.g., positive pole). It is packaged with a tunneling rod to facilitate the implant procedure. The cuff is surgically positioned around a patient’s hypoglossal nerve, and the connector end of the lead is connected to the IPG. The cuff electrodes apply electrical current that stimulates the nerve causing the tongue to move forward. The tongue movement (via genioglossus and other tongue protrusor muscle contraction) serves to maintain an open airway. The figure below provides an illustration of the Model 4063 stimulation lead.
Inspire Medical Systems, Inc.
900-001-008
In Commercial Distribution

  • 10855728005397 ()
4063

  • Antiseizure/psychiatric-therapy vagus nerve implantable electrical stimulation system
The KGTI phalangeal component is fixed by means of a stem, which is inserted into the medullary canal of the phalanx. The implant is indicated for use in patients with osteoarthritis of the first metatarsophalangeal joint, trauma involving the first metatarsophalangeal joint, hallux rigidus with degenerative joint disease or arthritis.
Ascension Orthopedics, Inc.
012016
Not in Commercial Distribution

  • M2480120161 ()
  • 10381780065487 ()

  • .816 in dia x .662 in L; Size 3
012016

  • Partial metatarsophalangeal joint prosthesis
The KGTI phalangeal component is fixed by means of a stem, which is inserted into the medullary canal of the phalanx. The implant is indicated for use in patients with osteoarthritis of the first metatarsophalangeal joint, trauma involving the first metatarsophalangeal joint, hallux rigidus with degenerative joint disease or arthritis.
Ascension Orthopedics, Inc.
012014
Not in Commercial Distribution

  • M2480120141 ()
  • 10381780065470 ()

  • .776 in dia x .662 in L; Size 2
012014

  • Partial metatarsophalangeal joint prosthesis
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