IP Library Patent Application 16562936
Patent Application
App. No. 16/562,936

BIOMEDICAL PATCH AND DELIVERY SYSTEM

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Patent No.
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App. No.
16/562,936
Abstract

A multi-laminar repair matrix for repairing a tissue defect may comprise a top patch and a bottom compliant patch. The bottom compliant patch may be compressed and sized to fit through a tissue defect, and expand to a substantially planar state after being implanted to the tissue defect. The top and/or bottom patch may include adhesives. A tool for implanting a patch to a tissue defect may include a shaft, a plurality of arms pivotally connected to the shaft, and a control. The control may be configured to radially expand the plurality of arms upon actuation of the control.

Claims (29)

1 .- 29 . (canceled)

30 . A repair matrix for repairing a tissue defect, the repair matrix comprising:

a top flexible patch, the top flexible patch comprising material that facilitates tissue growth;

a bottom flexible patch, the bottom flexible patch comprising material that facilitates tissue growth, wherein a periphery of the bottom flexible patch comprises an adhesive; and

a connecting portion connecting a non-peripheral portion of the top flexible patch with a non-peripheral portion of the bottom flexible patch, the connecting portion comprising a height adapted to prevent adhesion of the bottom flexible patch to the top flexible patch,

wherein the top flexible patch comprises a first biodegrade time, the bottom flexible patch comprises a second biodegrade time, and the adhesive comprises a third biodegrade time, wherein the third biodegrade time is longer than the first biodegrade time and the second biodegrade time.

31 . The repair matrix of claim 1 , wherein one or both of the top flexible patch and the bottom flexible patch comprises electro-spun fibers.

32 . The repair matrix of claim 1 , wherein one or both of the top flexible patch and the bottom flexible patch comprises wholly synthetic dural substitute material.

33 . The repair matrix of claim 1 , wherein one or both of the top flexible patch and the bottom flexible patch is configured to biodegrade after being implanted to tissue surrounding a tissue defect.

34 . The repair matrix of claim 33 , wherein the tissue defect is a dural defect.

35 . The repair matrix of claim 1 , wherein a peripheral portion of the top flexible patch comprises an adhesive.

36 . The repair matrix of claim 1 , wherein a shape of the top flexible patch substantially matches a shape of the bottom flexible patch.

37 . The repair matrix of claim 1 , wherein a shape of the top flexible patch is different from a shape of the bottom flexible patch.

38 . The repair matrix of claim 1 , wherein one or both of the top flexible patch and the bottom flexible patch comprises shape memory material.

39 . The repair matrix of claim 1 , wherein the height of the connecting portion is adjustable to substantially match a width of tissue surrounding a tissue defect.

40 . The repair matrix of claim 1 , wherein the connecting portion connecting the non-peripheral portion of the top flexible patch with the non-peripheral portion of the bottom flexible patch comprises an adhesive.

41 . The repair matrix of claim 1 , wherein the connecting portion connecting the non-peripheral portion of the top flexible patch with the non-peripheral portion of the bottom flexible patch comprises a same material as the material of the top flexible patch and/or the bottom flexible patch.

42 . A kit for repairing a dural defect, comprising:

a sterile packet containing a plurality of biodegradable patches, wherein the plurality of biodegradable patches comprise varying sizes, wherein each of the plurality of biodegradable patches comprises material that facilitates tissue growth, wherein a periphery of one or more of the plurality of biodegradable patches comprises an adhesive for adhering the biodegradable patch to a surface of tissue surrounding a tissue defect, and wherein the one or more of the plurality of biodegradable patches comprises a first biodegrade time, and the adhesive of the one or more of the plurality of biodegradable patches comprises a second biodegrade time, wherein the second biodegrade time is longer than the first biodegrade time.

43 . The kit of claim 42 , wherein each of the plurality of biodegradable patches comprises a shape that is square, rectangular, circular, triangular, elliptical, hexagonal, or quadrilateral.

44 . The kit of claim 42 , wherein each of the plurality of biodegradable patches comprises shape memory material.

45 . The kit of claim 42 , wherein each of the plurality of biodegradable patches comprises electro-spun fibers.

46 . The kit of claim 42 , wherein each of the plurality of biodegradable patches comprises wholly synthetic dural substitute material.

47 . A repair matrix for repairing a tissue defect, comprising:

a flexible patch, the flexible patch comprising a material formed by electrospinning that facilitates tissue growth, wherein the flexible patch in a first state is configured to be compressed to facilitate implantation of the flexible patch to tissue surrounding a tissue defect, and the flexible patch in a second state is configured to be expanded such that the flexible patch substantially conforms to a curvature of the tissue surrounding the tissue defect,

wherein a periphery of the flexible patch in the second state comprises an adhesive for adhering the flexible patch to the tissue surrounding the tissue defect,

wherein the flexible patch comprises a first biodegrade time, and the adhesive comprises a second biodegrade time, wherein the second biodegrade time is longer than the first biodegrade time.

48 . The repair matrix of claim 47 , wherein the flexible patch is configured to biodegrade after being implanted to the tissue surrounding a tissue defect.

49 . The repair matrix of claim 47 , wherein the flexible patch comprises wholly synthetic dural substitute material.

Assignments (1)
SECURITY INTEREST Recorded Dec 14, 2020
From: ACERA SURGICAL, INC.
To: WILSON FAMILY LEGACY TRUST NO. I
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