Delivery devices and related methods of use
AssigneeBoston Scientific Scimed, Inc.
InventorsJames ROHL, Mary BYRON, Joel EGGERT, Sandra NAGALE, Mark BODEN, David LEHSE
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AssigneeBoston Scientific Scimed, Inc.
InventorsJames ROHL, Mary BYRON, Joel EGGERT, Sandra NAGALE, Mark BODEN, David LEHSE
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A medical device including an outer balloon, an inner balloon, and at least one delivery unit is disclosed. The outer balloon defines a first internal cavity that remains in fluid communication with a first inflation lumen. The inner balloon is disposed within the first internal cavity, and defines a second internal cavity that is in fluid communication with a second inflation lumen. Each delivery unit includes at least one needle configured to pierce a tissue and at least one reservoir containing a material. Further, inflation of the outer balloon or the inner balloon is structured and arranged to deliver the material into the tissue through the needle lumen.
A medical device comprising:
The medical device of claim 12, wherein inflation of the outer balloon stretches the outer member along its two ends to deploy the needle into the tissue while piercing the outer member and the outer balloon.
A medical device comprising:
The medical device of claim 19, wherein the needle in second position corresponds to a tissue depth position, and wherein the needle in the second position communicates material into the tissue.
A method for delivering a medicament to bladder tissue, the method comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.