Companies currently being sued for their hernia mesh products include: Atrium Covidien, which is owned by Medtronic C.R. Bard and Davol Inc., which are owned by Becton, Dickinson and Company (BD) ...

Hexagon Health and its founder have filed a lawsuit against Medtronic, alleging patent infringement of a hernia mesh device.

Hexagon Health and its founder Dr. Shirin Towfigh diled a lawsuit in Delaware today against Medtronic (MDT), alleging Medtronic infringed three of Hexagon’s patents related to hernia mesh treatment ...

The lawsuit, filed Tuesday in U.S. District Court in Delaware, is the latest in a series of patent challenges against ...

Dr. Shirin Towfigh claims the medical device giant “knowingly copied” her design for a hernia treatment device.

or indigestion from a hiatal hernia, your doctor may recommend the following: Open repair: An incision is made and the herniated tissue is put back in place. The surgeon may add mesh as a ...

cutting and shaping it to suit the size of the hernia and the area to be reinforced, so providing maximum versatility and flexibility. The various types of mesh available are the result of ...

That's where Wi-Fi mesh router systems come in. These kits blanket your home in a consistent web of Wi-Fi signal, using multiple physical pieces of transmitting hardware to help spread the signal.

Medtronic Plc copied patented hernia-mesh designs from a surgeon and inventor who had disclosed them to the medical-device maker before a potential business collaboration crumbled, Hexagon Health Inc.