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Apparatus for treating excess intraocular fluid having an elastic membrane

Stergiopulos, Nikolaos  
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Stergiopulos, Constantinos
2020

A device (100) is provided for treating diseases that produce elevated intraocular pressures, such as glaucoma, wherein the device (100) includes a housing shell (101) defining a cavity (107) between a first end (102) and a second end (104) of the housing shell (101), and an elastic membrane (110) disposed within the cavity (107) to divide the cavity (107) into a fluidic channel (106) that permits a flow of fluid from the first end (102) to the second (104) end and a sealed cavity (112). The elastic membrane (110) deforms to change the volume of the sealed cavity (107) responsive to pressure fluctuations between the first and second ends (102, 104), thereby varying the fluidic resistance of the flow of fluid through the fluidic channel (106).

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EPO Family ID

68696467

Author(s)
Stergiopulos, Nikolaos  
Stergiopulos, Constantinos
Note

Alternative title(s) : (fr) Appareil pour traiter un excès de liquide intraoculaire comportant une membrane élastique

TTO classification

TTO:6.1550.1

TTO:6.1550.2

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AVP-R-TTO  
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DOICountry codeKind codeDate issued

US12005000

US

B2

2024-06-11

CN112689488

CN

B

2024-04-12

EP3846748

EP

A1

2021-07-14

US2021196517

US

A1

2021-07-01

CN112689488

CN

A

2021-04-20

WO2020049508

WO

A1

2020-03-12

Available on Infoscience
April 5, 2020
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