Keyword Search
Enter a word or phrase to perform a general search across Object, Photo, Archive, Library, and Container List records.
Search Tips
- Searches are not case sensitive.
- Searching for multiple words connects them with OR by default. Matching records can contain any of the words.
- Connect multiple words with AND if you only want to see records containing both words.
- Use quotation marks to search for a phrase.
- Place an asterisk (*) at the end of a word as a wildcard.
Keyword Search Results
22 results found.
-
Erectile Dysfunction - 2003.0363
Inflatable penile implant cylinders, pump and fluid reservoir right angle connectors
Record Type: Object
-
Erectile Dysfunction - 2003.0364
Penile implant Jonas modification: silicon-clad, braided silver wire core
Record Type: Object
-
Erectile Dysfunction - 2003.0365
Pearman penile implant rigid silicon prosthesis for subcutaneous insertion
Record Type: Object
-
-
Implant, Breast - 2005.0172
Recent silicon gel-filled mammary prosthesis. 10 cm x 3.5 cm, round With dacron attachment patch in back. Dow-Corning
Record Type: Object
-
Implant, Breast - 2005.0173
Second model of Dow-Corning breast implant Teardrop-shaped, silicon gel-filled with five large dacron-patches on posterior surface. 12 cm x 10 cm x 4.5 cm.
Record Type: Object
-
Implant, Breast - 2005.0174
13 x 13 x 5.5 cm. Saline-filled breast prosthesis with filling port and tubing. 2000 Mentor
Record Type: Object
-
Implant, Penile - 2011.0002
Second solid rod penile implant (2) with improvements over the first solid rod penile implant, the Small-Carrion implant.
Record Type: Object
-
-
-
Prosthesis - 2005.0048
3 penile prostheses 1. Silicon device with multi-stranded silver wire core, 16cm by .8 2. Silicon device with multi-stranded silver wire core, 18cm by 1.1 3. Silicon device with multi-stranded silver wire core, 24cm by 1.1 Used in pairs for treatment of impotence. Jonas and Jacobi in 1980 introduced the first malleable device. This paired silicone implant had a twisted silver wire core which increased rigidity and allowed the penis to...
Record Type: Object
-
Prosthesis - 2005.0049
Penile Prosthesis Silastic, molded one-piece anatomically contoured implant for transcorporal implantation. Patent number 3991752 SUMMARY OF THE PRESENT INVENTION This invention is directed at a penile implant substantially oval in configuration having a longitudinal groove or channel formed on its ventral side and being significantly tapered from its distal end to its proximal end. The volume of the distal end is 100 percent greater than ...
Record Type: Object
-
Prosthesis - 2005.0050
Penile Implant Surgitek Uniflate-1000 Inflatable penile implant. Preassembled and prefilled. Trimmable tail. Brand new in wrappings. In 1986, two different one-piece inflatable prostheses were introduced: Surgitek's Flexi-Flate implant[ and AMS Hydroflex prosthesis. Surgitek is no longer manufacturing or marketing penile prostheses and the Hydroflex prosthesis was later replaced by the Dynaflex prosthesis. Squeezing a small pump at the di...
Record Type: Object
-
Prosthesis - 2005.0052
Penile implant US Patent number 4267829 Hydroflex self-contained penile prosthesis In 1986, two different one-piece inflatable prostheses were introduced: Surgitek's Flexi-Flate implant and AMS Hydroflex prosthesis. Surgitek is no longer manufacturing or marketing penile prostheses and the Hydroflex prosthesis was later replaced by the Dynaflex prosthesis. Squeezing a small pump at the distal end transferred a small volume of fluid into a n...
Record Type: Object
-
Prosthesis - 2005.0053
Penile implant Duraphase II Dacomed produced the OmniPhase prosthesis which was a positionable paired rod device. This device suffered from breakage of its central cable. The OmniPhase was later replaced by the DuraPhase prosthesis.The central core of each of the two DuraPhase rods contained a central cable which ran through 12 articulating polysulfone segments. A spring on each end maintained tension on each of the segments, which were movable...
Record Type: Object
-
Prosthesis - 2005.0054
Inflatable penile implant cylinders, pump and fluid reservoir right angle connectors The first treatment for ED that became reasonably widespread among urologists was implantation of the Scott-Bradley-Timm inflatable prosthesis.This device, introduced in 1973, was the first to allow a man to have a prosthetic erection only when needed and to provide nearly natural flaccid and erect states. This implant would now be designated as a three-piec...
Record Type: Object
-
Prosthesis - 2015.0100
AMS Penile Prosthesis, Ambicor A 2-piece penile implant is available from AMS called the Ambicor Penile Prosthesis. This device does not contain a reservoir, only the cylinders and a pump. As the pump is used, fluid is transferred between the pump and the cylinders. The advantage is that there is no need to place a reservoir. In some cases, prior abdominal, hernia, vascular, or reconstructive surgery represents a contraindication to reservoir pl...
Record Type: Object
-
Prosthesis - 2015.0103
Prosthesis, Penile Mentor inflatable penile prosthesis "Titan" Inflatable Penile Implant – Prosthesis manufactured by Coloplast, cylinders inflated Mentor introduced its three-piece inflatable prosthesis in 1983. This device consisted of a silicone pump and tubing. The cylinders and reservoir were made of Bioflex. The exact composition of Bioflex is a proprietary secret. It is reported to be a polyether urea urethane elastomer.
Record Type: Object
-
Prosthesis - 2015.0104
Prosthesis, Penile Flexi-Rod II (firm) 12.0mm diam x 15.0 cm Finney in 1977 introduced the Flexi-Rod prosthesis, a paired semirigid implant with a softer portion beneath the pubis to provide better concealment and a trimmable tail to reduce inventory. Finney RP. New hinged silicone penile implant. J Urol 1977; 118: 585-587. Finney RP, Sharpe JR, Sadlowski RW. Finney hinged penile implant: experience with 100 cases. J Urol 1980; 124: 205-...
Record Type: Object
-
Prosthesis - 2015.0106
Prosthesis, Penile At the same time that the Brantley Scott inflatable prosthesis was being developed, in 1974, Dr. M.P. Small and his group developed the Small-Carrion device and published the results on the implantation of this prosthesis in 31 patients 2 years later. The authors described a much easier surgical implantation technique for the sponge-filled silicone prostheses through a perineal incision. Favorable results were obtained in 28...
Record Type: Object
