Pudenz-Schulte Medical Research Corporation

medical devices; namely, implantable glaucoma shunts

medical devices; namely, implantable reservoirs and ventricular catheters

medical devices; namely, an implantable pump system providing patient activated vasodilator delivery to the corpus cavernosa

medical devices; namely, implantable injection ports and catheters providing patient controlled vasodilator delivery to the corpus cavernosa

"IMPLANTS"; implantable catheters and injection ports used to gain fluid access to various organ systems; self-contained, percutaneously refillable drug delivery apparatus for use in the administration of medications; and patient actuated reservoirs sold as a component of an implantable drug delivery apparatus

subcutaneously implantable medical devices, namely cerebrospinal shunt devices used for the treatment of neonate hydrocephalus

implantable catheters used to gain fluid access to the central nervous system; and self-contained, percutaneously refillable drug delivery apparatus

implantable catheters and injection ports used to gain fluid access to the central nervous system; self-contained, percutaneously refillable drug delivery systems; and patient actuated reservoirs

implantable catheters and injection ports used to gain fluid access to the central nervous system; self-contained, percutaneously refillable drug delivery systems; and patient actuated reservoirs

cerebrospinal fluid shunts, vascular access ports, implantable injection sites, catheters, implantable drug delivery pumps and implantable medication infusers

endoscopes used in neurosurgical procedures, sold as part of an endoscopic kit

medical devices; namely, vascular access ports and catheters

medical devices; namely, external drainage and monitoring systems consisting primarily of hydrophobic filters, removable drainage bags and transducer attachment sites, utilized for cerebrospinal fluid drainage, flow rate and pressure monitoring; drainage bags; pole clamps and ventricular catheters

hydrocephalic catheters and stylets utilized in treatment of the brain

medium term lumbar access catheter utilized for administration of preservative free morphine

implantable cerebrospinal shunt devices used for the treatment of hydrocephalus

"MEDICAL"

Class 010: MEDICAL DEVICES FOR USE IN NEUROLOGICAL SURGERY, NAMELY, IMPLANTABLE CEREBROSPINAL SHUNT DEVICES USED FOR THE TREATMENT OF HYDROCEPHALUS; AND IMPLANTABLE RESERVOIRS AND CATHETERS USED TO GAIN FLUID ACCESS TO THE CEREBROSPINAL CIRCULATION