Seam closure device and methods

Surgery – Internal organ support or sling

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C128S898000

Reexamination Certificate

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10790938

ABSTRACT:
A method for tightening a cardiac support device includes forming offsets in excess material in the cardiac support device and inserting a fastener through the offsets. A device for tightening a cardiac support device includes first and second clamp members moveable into and out of mateable engagement. Each of the first and second clamp members includes offset-forming structure.

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