Patents by Inventor Baruch Lieber

Baruch Lieber has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).

  • Publication number: 20080039933
    Abstract: A method and apparatus for reducing blood flow to an aneurysm proximate to a bifurcation having a source blood vessel a first branch vessel and a second branch vessel, the method comprising: providing a first mesh-like tube of bio-compatible material, the first mesh-like tube exhibiting a porosity index pre-selected to skew blood flow about the bifurcation away from the aneurysm; inserting the first mesh-like tube into the source blood vessel and the first branch vessel; and securing the first mesh-like tube to at least one of the source blood vessel and the first branch vessel, whereby blood flowing from the source blood vessel flows without undue impedance to the first branch vessel and the second branch vessel while being skewed away from the aneurysm.
    Type: Application
    Filed: October 16, 2007
    Publication date: February 14, 2008
    Applicant: Surpass Medical Ltd.
    Inventors: Ofer Yodfat, Baruch Lieber, Yagael Grad, Boaz Nishri
  • Patent number: 7306624
    Abstract: A method for reducing blood flow to an aneurysm proximate to a bifurcation having a source blood vessel a first branch vessel and a second branch vessel, the method comprising: providing a first mesh-like tube of bio-compatible material, the first mesh-like tube exhibiting a porosity index pre-selected to skew blood flow about the bifurcation away from the aneurysm; inserting the first mesh-like tube into the source blood vessel and the first branch vessel; and securing the first mesh-like tube to at least one of the source blood vessel and the first branch vessel, whereby blood flowing from the source blood vessel flows without undue impedance to the first branch vessel and the second branch vessel while being skewed away from the aneurysm.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: August 4, 2004
    Date of Patent: December 11, 2007
    Assignee: Surpass Medical Ltd.
    Inventors: Ofer Yodfat, Baruch Lieber, Ygael Grad, Boaz Nishri
  • Publication number: 20050010281
    Abstract: A method for reducing blood flow to an aneurysm proximate to a bifurcation having a source blood vessel a first branch vessel and a second branch vessel, the method comprising: providing a first mesh-like tube of bio-compatible material, the first mesh-like tube exhibiting a porosity index pre-selected to skew blood flow about the bifurcation away from the aneurysm; inserting the first mesh-like tube into the source blood vessel and the first branch vessel; and securing the first mesh-like tube to at least one of the source blood vessel and the first branch vessel, whereby blood flowing from the source blood vessel flows without undue impedance to the first branch vessel and the second branch vessel while being skewed away from the aneurysm.
    Type: Application
    Filed: August 4, 2004
    Publication date: January 13, 2005
    Inventors: Ofer Yodfat, Baruch Lieber, Ygael Grad, Boaz Nishri
  • Publication number: 20030100945
    Abstract: An intraluminal device implantable in a blood vessel having an aneurysm therein in the vicinity of a perforating vessel and/or of a bifurcation leading to a branch vessel. The intraluminal device includes a mesh-like tube of bio-compatible material having an expanded condition in which the tube diameter is slightly larger than the diameter of the blood vessel in which it is to be implanted, and the tube length is sufficient to straddle the aneurysm and to be anchored to the blood vessel on the opposite sides of the aneurysm. The mesh-like tube also has a contracted condition wherein it is sufficiently flexible so as to be easily manipulatable through the blood vessel to straddle the aneurysm.
    Type: Application
    Filed: August 12, 2002
    Publication date: May 29, 2003
    Applicant: MindGuard Ltd.
    Inventors: Ofer Yodfat, Baruch Lieber, Ygael Grad, Boaz Nishri