Percutaneous implantable nuclear prosthesis
AssigneeSpinal Stabilization Technologies LLC
InventorsNadi S. Hibri, James D. Lutz
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AssigneeSpinal Stabilization Technologies LLC
InventorsNadi S. Hibri, James D. Lutz
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A multi-chamber balloon for a nuclear implant has an elastomeric membrane defining inner and outer chambers integral with a valve body. The valve body includes a core portion and sealing membrane for sealing the inner and outer chambers. An assembly for manufacturing the multi-chamber balloon includes a balloon mandrel which may be dip coated in a silicone dispersion to create an elastomeric membrane for the inner and outer chambers integral with the valve body. The elastomeric membrane formed on the mandrel is partially inverted to form a coaxial elastomeric structure with the smaller inner chamber disposed within the larger outer chamber. The valve is incorporated into the inner and outer chambers to form a unitary structure.
An implantable prosthetic device comprising:
A valve assembly for inflating an implantable prosthetic device comprising an inner inflatable enclosure connected to an outer inflatable enclosure;
An implantable prosthetic device comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.