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Stretchable tubular device and use thereof as a counterpulsation device

Civet, Yoan  
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Perriard, Yves  
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Chavanne, Jonathan  
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2021

The present invention is related to a stretchable tubular device (1) comprising at least one layer (Lx) of a stretchable polymer, a power supply (2) and a set of electrodes (3a, 3b) connected to said power supply (2). The power supply can supply at least a first level of voltage (V1) to the electrodes so as to modify the natural force (F0) of the stretchable layers to a modified force (F1). The present invention also covers a process for manufacturing such a tubular device and its use as a medical implant.

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EPO Family ID

70476103

Author(s)
Civet, Yoan  
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Perriard, Yves  
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Chavanne, Jonathan  
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Martinez, Thomas Guillaume  
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Almanza, Morgan  
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Alternative title(s) : (de) Dehnbare röhrenförmige vorrichtung und ihre verwendung als gegenpulsationsvorrichtung (fr) Dispositif tubulaire extensible et son utilisation comme dispositif de contrepulsations

TTO classification

TTO:6.2098

EPFL units
AVP-R-TTO  
LAI  
CAM  
DOICountry codeKind codeDate issued

US2023166097

US

A1

2023-06-01

EP4143896

EP

A1

2023-03-08

WO2021220087

WO

A1

2021-11-04

EP3903847

EP

A1

2021-11-03

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December 3, 2021
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