US Patent 9022920 Systems, devices, and methods for sub-urethral support
Patent 9022920 was granted and assigned to Boston Scientific on May, 2015 by the United States Patent and Trademark Office.
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Disclosed are single-incision surgical procedures for treatment of urinary incontinence and/or pelvic floor disorders and related uses, devices, kits, and methods. Implants are also disclosed for use in the exemplary procedures. In certain embodiments, soft tissue anchors are used to anchor the surgical implants to obturator membranes of a patient.
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US Patent 09022920 Systems, devices, and methods for sub-urethral support US Patent 9022920 Systems, devices, and methods for sub-urethral support
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US Patent 09022920 Systems, devices, and methods for sub-urethral support
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