SMALL MOLECULE TRANSPORT DEVICE WITH ANTI-CONDENSATION FILLER FOR DRUG DELIVERY OR WASTE REMOVAL

An implantable medical device is described. The implantable medical device includes an anti-condensation filler that is highly permeable to a predetermined class of small molecules, such as oxygen. The implantable medical device includes a small molecule discharge bag that is pemeable to the small molecule, and a cannula that connects an interior of the small discharge bag to the anti-condensation filler. In operation, small molecules are collected and transported through the anti-condensation filler to the cannula for diffusion through the small molecule discharge bag. Even when this device is implanted in a high humidity and temperature gradient enviornment, the anti-condensation filler prevents condensation, such as water condensation.


» Number: WO2018217662A1 (A1)

» Publication Date: 29/11/2018

» Applicant: CALIFORNIA INST OF TECHN?[US]

» Inventor: TAI YU-CHONG?[US]; SCIANMARELLO NICHOLAS?[US] (1)

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This project has received funding from the European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement Nº 768737


                   




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