Inventor
HERMES MATTHEW E
US25 patents
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UNITED STATES SURGICAL CORP
24 patentsUS5282829AFeb 1, 1994
Hollow body implants
UNITED STATES SURGICAL CORP2,250 citations99
US5019093AMay 28, 1991
Braided suture
UNITED STATES SURGICAL CORP302 citations99
US4744365AMay 17, 1988
Two-phase compositions for absorbable surgical devices
UNITED STATES SURGICAL CORP171 citations99
US6260699B1Jul 17, 2001
Packaged synthetic absorbable surgical elements
UNITED STATES SURGICAL CORP93 citations98
US5261886ANov 16, 1993
Cabled core and braided suture made therefrom
UNITED STATES SURGICAL CORP122 citations98
US5226912AJul 13, 1993
Combined surgical needle-braided suture device
UNITED STATES SURGICAL CORP120 citations98
US5468252ANov 21, 1995
Packaged synthetic absorbable surgical elements
UNITED STATES SURGICAL CORP57 citations96
US5462162AOct 31, 1995
Packaged synthetic absorbable surgical elements
UNITED STATES SURGICAL CORP59 citations96
US5456697AOct 10, 1995
Cabled core and braided suture made therefrom
UNITED STATES SURGICAL CORP54 citations96
US5447966ASep 5, 1995
Treating bioabsorbable surgical articles by coating with glycerine, polalkyleneoxide block copolymer and gelatin
UNITED STATES SURGICAL CORP197 citations96
US5306289AApr 26, 1994
Braided suture of improved characteristics
UNITED STATES SURGICAL CORP107 citations96
US5222978AJun 29, 1993
Packaged synthetic absorbable surgical elements
UNITED STATES SURGICAL CORP52 citations96
US5051272ASep 24, 1991
Method for improving the storage stability of a polymeric article susceptible to hydrolytic degradation and resulting article
UNITED STATES SURGICAL CORP87 citations96
US5037429AAug 6, 1991
Method for improving the storage stability of a polymeric braided suture susceptible to hydrolytic degradation and resulting article
UNITED STATES SURGICAL CORP53 citations96
US4844854AJul 4, 1989
Process for making a surgical device using two-phase compositions
UNITED STATES SURGICAL CORP65 citations96
US4839130AJun 13, 1989
Process of making an absorbable surgical device
UNITED STATES SURGICAL CORP55 citations96
US5472702ADec 5, 1995
Sterilization of growth factors
UNITED STATES SURGICAL CORP22 citations93
US5366081ANov 22, 1994
Packaged synthetic absorbable surgical elements
UNITED STATES SURGICAL CORP43 citations93
US5312437AMay 17, 1994
Absorbable coating composition and suture coated therewith
UNITED STATES SURGICAL CORP32 citations92
US5124103AJun 23, 1992
Two phase compositions for absorbable surgical devices
UNITED STATES SURGICAL CORP31 citations92
US5256762AOct 26, 1993
Polyesters having predetermined monomeric sequence
UNITED STATES SURGICAL CORP19 citations82
US5424136AJun 13, 1995
Polymers of 1,3 dioxolan-4-ones
UNITED STATES SURGICAL CORP7 citations74
US5349047ASep 20, 1994
Polyesters having predetermined monomeric sequence
UNITED STATES SURGICAL CORP8 citations74
US5248761ASep 28, 1993
Amino acid terminated polyesters having predetermined monomeric sequence
UNITED STATES SURGICAL CORP5 citations63