Patents by Inventor Krishan Shah
Krishan Shah 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).
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Patent number: 11147608Abstract: The invention relates to a medical probe signal generator. More particularly, it relates to a medical probe signal generator architecture. The present invention further relates to a system including a medical probe signal generator having an automatic probe type detector for detecting an identifier and at least one instrument cable comprising the identifier.Type: GrantFiled: October 30, 2018Date of Patent: October 19, 2021Assignees: BAYLIS MEDICAL COMPANY INC., AVENT INC.Inventors: Krishan Shah, Frank Headley Baylis
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Publication number: 20210307823Abstract: A method of perforating a tissue of a heart of a patient when an inferior approach to the heart is contraindicated. The method utilizes an electrosurgical apparatus having an energy delivery device which can function as an ECG measuring device at a distal end thereof and a delivery system comprising a dilator. Said method comprises the steps of (a) advancing the dilator through a superior vena cava into the heart of the patient, from a superior approach, until a distal end of the dilator is adjacent the tissue; (b) checking an ECG signal to confirm a position of the energy delivery device; (c) using the electrosurgical apparatus, which is positioned through the dilator, to create a perforation in the tissue by delivering electrical energy to the tissue; (d) advancing the distal end of the electrosurgical apparatus through the perforation; and (e) advancing the dilator over the electrosurgical apparatus.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 17, 2021Publication date: October 7, 2021Inventors: John Paul Urbanski, Matthew Paul Joseph DiCicco, Bahe Achem, Gareth Davies, Amanda Hartley, Naheed Visram, Krishan Shah, Frank Baylis
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Patent number: 11039880Abstract: A method of perforating a tissue of a heart of a patient when an inferior approach to the heart is contraindicated. The method utilizes an electrosurgical apparatus and a delivery system comprising at least two dilators wherein a first dilator is configured for facilitating positioning of the electrosurgical apparatus adjacent the tissue and wherein a second dilator is configured for advancement through a perforation in the tissue. An outer diameter of the second dilator is substantially equal to or less than an outer diameter of the first dilator.Type: GrantFiled: March 20, 2017Date of Patent: June 22, 2021Assignee: Baylis Medical Company Inc.Inventors: John Paul Urbanski, Matthew Paul Joseph DiCicco, Bahe Hachem, Gareth Davies, Amanda Hartley, Naheed Visram, Krishan Shah, Frank Baylis
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Patent number: 10610297Abstract: A device for treating spinal tissue of a patient's body may include an energy source and first and second probe assemblies. Each of the probe assemblies may have an electrically conductive energy delivery device electrically coupled to the energy source, and may also have an electrothermal device for cooling the probe assembly. The device is configured so that the energy source delivers energy to the spinal tissue through the energy delivery devices in a bipolar mode that concentrates delivered energy between the energy delivery devices to create a lesion within the spinal tissue while the electrothermal devices cool the probe assemblies. Related methods of use include cooling, at times via an electrothermal device.Type: GrantFiled: October 4, 2016Date of Patent: April 7, 2020Assignee: Avent, Inc.Inventors: Mark Leung, Krishan Shah, Laura Conquergood, Subashini Chandran, Neil Godara
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Patent number: 10493259Abstract: This disclosure describes embodiments of a kit and its constituent components which together form an apparatus in which fluid communication between a medical device's lumen and the surrounding environment is provided by a conduit cooperatively defined by the medical device and a tubular member into which the device is inserted. The medical device and tubular member are configured to fit together such that an outer surface of the distal region of the medical device cooperates with an inner surface of the tubular member to define the conduit between the side-port of the medical device and a distal end of the tubular member. The conduit is operable to be used for injecting fluid, withdrawing fluid, and measuring pressure, for example. Methods of assembling and using the apparatus are described as well.Type: GrantFiled: March 24, 2014Date of Patent: December 3, 2019Assignee: Baylis Medical Company Inc.Inventors: John Paul Urbanski, Krishan Shah, Gareth Davies, Mahmood Mirza, Naheed Visram, Amanda Hartley
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Publication number: 20190059977Abstract: The invention relates to a medical probe signal generator. More particularly, it relates to a medical probe signal generator architecture. The present invention further relates to a system including a medical probe signal generator having an automatic probe type detector for detecting an identifier and at least one instrument cable comprising the identifier.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 30, 2018Publication date: February 28, 2019Inventors: Krishan SHAH, Frank Headley BAYLIS
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Publication number: 20170189113Abstract: A method of perforating a tissue of a heart of a patient when an inferior approach to the heart is contraindicated. The method utilizes an electrosurgical apparatus and a delivery system comprising at least two dilators wherein a first dilator is configured for facilitating positioning of the electrosurgical apparatus adjacent the tissue and wherein a second dilator is configured for advancement through a perforation in the tissue. An outer diameter of the second dilator is substantially equal to or less than an outer diameter of the first dilator.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 20, 2017Publication date: July 6, 2017Inventors: John Paul Urbanski, Matthew Paul Joseph DiCicco, Bahe Hachem, Gareth Davies, Amanda Hartley, Naheed Visram, Krishan Shah, Frank Baylis
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Patent number: 9597146Abstract: Apparatuses and methods for the perforation of heart tissue of a patient when an inferior approach to the heart is contraindicated are disclosed. The method includes using a superior approach to introduce the apparatus, positioning the apparatus at a tissue location and delivering a controlled amount of non-mechanical energy to the tissue to create a perforation. For example, a method of surgical perforation via the delivery of electrical, radiant or thermal energy may include: introducing an apparatus comprising an energy delivery device into a patient's heart via the patient's superior vena cava; positioning the energy delivery device at a first location adjacent material to be perforated; and perforating the material by delivering energy via the energy delivery device; wherein the energy is selected from the group consisting of electrical energy, radiant energy and thermal energy.Type: GrantFiled: May 23, 2011Date of Patent: March 21, 2017Assignee: BAYLIS MEDICAL COMPANY INC.Inventors: Gareth Davies, Amanda Hartley, Naheed Visram, Krishan Shah, Frank Baylls
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Publication number: 20170020606Abstract: A device for treating spinal tissue of a patient's body may include an energy source and first and second probe assemblies. Each of the probe assemblies may have an electrically conductive energy delivery device electrically coupled to the energy source, and may also have an electrothermal device for cooling the probe assembly. The device is configured so that the energy source delivers energy to the spinal tissue through the energy delivery devices in a bipolar mode that concentrates delivered energy between the energy delivery devices to create a lesion within the spinal tissue while the electrothermal devices cool the probe assemblies. Related methods of use include cooling, at times via an electrothermal device.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 4, 2016Publication date: January 26, 2017Inventors: Mark Leung, Krishan Shah, Laura Conquergood, Subashini Chandran, Neil Godara
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Patent number: 9474573Abstract: A device for treating spinal tissue of a patient's body may include an energy source and first and second probe assemblies. Each of the probe assemblies may have an electrically conductive energy delivery device electrically coupled to the energy source, and may also have an electrothermal device for cooling the probe assembly. The device is configured so that the energy source delivers energy to the spinal tissue through the energy delivery devices in a bipolar mode that concentrates delivered energy between the energy delivery devices to create a lesion within the spinal tissue while the electrothermal devices cool the probe assemblies. Related methods of use include cooling, at times via an electrothermal device.Type: GrantFiled: December 31, 2013Date of Patent: October 25, 2016Assignee: Avent, Inc.Inventors: Mark Leung, Krishan Shah, Laura Conquergood, Subashini Chandran, Neil Godara
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Patent number: 9216053Abstract: An elongate member for inserting into a cannula is disclosed. The cannula comprises an electrically insulated region and an electrically exposed conductive region for delivering energy to form a lesion within a patient's body at an intended location relative to the electrically exposed conductive region. The elongate member is structured to cooperatively engage with the cannula at a pre-determined insertion depth and to provide a variation in radiopacity, at a pre-determined position relative to the electrically exposed conductive region, when inserted to the pre-determined insertion depth. The variation in radiopacity provides a visual reference for distinguishing, using fluoroscopic imaging, the intended location of the lesion.Type: GrantFiled: April 10, 2007Date of Patent: December 22, 2015Assignee: Avent, Inc.Inventors: Neil Godara, Krishan Shah, Amy Lefler, Robert Harrison
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Publication number: 20150201990Abstract: The invention relates to a medical probe signal generator. More particularly, it relates to a medical probe signal generator architecture. The present invention further relates to a system including a medical probe signal generator having an automatic probe type detector for detecting an identifier and at least one instrument cable comprising the identifier.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 1, 2015Publication date: July 23, 2015Applicant: BAYLIS MEDICAL COMPANY INC.Inventors: Krishan SHAH, Frank Headley BAYLIS
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Patent number: 8882755Abstract: A novel medical probe assembly, system, and methods for the use thereof to treat tissue are described. The system optionally comprises an energy source, two probe assemblies, and one or more cooling devices to provide cooling to at least one of the probe assemblies. The probe assemblies may be configured in a bipolar mode, whereby current flows preferentially between the probe assemblies. The probe assemblies and system described herein are particularly useful to deliver radio frequency energy to a patient's body. RF energy delivery may be used for various applications, including the treatment of pain, tumor ablation and cardiac ablation.Type: GrantFiled: April 14, 2005Date of Patent: November 11, 2014Assignee: Kimberly-Clark Inc.Inventors: Mark Leung, Krishan Shah, Laura Conquergood, Subashini Chandran
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Publication number: 20140206987Abstract: This disclosure describes embodiments of a kit and its constituent components which together form an apparatus in which fluid communication between a medical device's lumen and the surrounding environment is provided by a conduit cooperatively defined by the medical device and a tubular member into which the device is inserted. The medical device and tubular member are configured to fit together such that an outer surface of the distal region of the medical device cooperates with an inner surface of the tubular member to define the conduit between the side-port of the medical device and a distal end of the tubular member. The conduit is operable to be used for injecting fluid, withdrawing fluid, and measuring pressure, for example. Methods of assembling and using the apparatus are described as well.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 24, 2014Publication date: July 24, 2014Applicant: Baylis Medical Company Inc.Inventors: John Paul Urbanski, Krishan Shah, Gareth Davies, Mahmood Mirza, Naheed Visram, Amanda Hartley
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Patent number: 8740897Abstract: A device for treating spinal tissue of a patient's body may include an energy source and first and second probe assemblies. Each of the probe assemblies may have an electrically conductive energy delivery device electrically coupled to the energy source, and may also have an electrothermal device for cooling the probe assembly. The device is configured so that the energy source delivers energy to the spinal tissue through the energy delivery devices in a bipolar mode that concentrates delivered energy between the energy delivery devices to create a lesion within the spinal tissue while the electrothermal devices cool the probe assemblies. Related methods of use include cooling, at times via an electrothermal device.Type: GrantFiled: August 12, 2013Date of Patent: June 3, 2014Assignee: Kimberly-Clark, Inc.Inventors: Mark Leung, Krishan Shah, Laura Conquergood, Subashini Chandran, Neil Godara
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Publication number: 20140128861Abstract: A device for treating spinal tissue of a patient's body may include an energy source and first and second probe assemblies. Each of the probe assemblies may have an electrically conductive energy delivery device electrically coupled to the energy source, and may also have an electrothermal device for cooling the probe assembly. The device is configured so that the energy source delivers energy to the spinal tissue through the energy delivery devices in a bipolar mode that concentrates delivered energy between the energy delivery devices to create a lesion within the spinal tissue while the electrothermal devices cool the probe assemblies. Related methods of use include cooling, at times via an electrothermal device.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 31, 2013Publication date: May 8, 2014Applicant: Kimberly-Clark Inc.Inventors: Mark Leung, Krishan Shah, Laura Conquergood, Subashini Chandran, Neil Godara
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Publication number: 20130331835Abstract: A device for treating spinal tissue of a patient's body may include an energy source and first and second probe assemblies. Each of the probe assemblies may have an electrically conductive energy delivery device electrically coupled to the energy source, and may also have an electrothermal device for cooling the probe assembly. The device is configured so that the energy source delivers energy to the spinal tissue through the energy delivery devices in a bipolar mode that concentrates delivered energy between the energy delivery devices to create a lesion within the spinal tissue while the electrothermal devices cool the probe assemblies. Related methods of use include cooling, at times via an electrothermal device.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 12, 2013Publication date: December 12, 2013Applicant: Kimberly-Clark Inc.Inventors: Mark Leung, Krishan Shah, Laura Conquergood, Subashini Chandran, Neil Godara
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Patent number: 8518036Abstract: A method of treating spinal tissue of a patient's body is disclosed, the method using a system comprising an energy source and first and second internally-cooled probe assemblies, wherein each of the probe assemblies comprises an electrically conductive energy delivery device electrically coupled to the energy source. The method comprises: inserting the energy delivery devices of the first and second internally-cooled probe assemblies into spaced-apart treatment sites for the spinal tissue; delivering energy from the energy source to the spinal tissue through the energy delivery devices to create a lesion within the spinal tissue; delivering a cooling fluid to the energy delivery devices; and controlling the delivery of energy and the delivery of the cooling fluid to the energy delivery devices such that the lesion extends between the energy delivery devices.Type: GrantFiled: November 13, 2007Date of Patent: August 27, 2013Assignee: Kimberly-Clark Inc.Inventors: Mark Leung, Krishan Shah, Laura Conquergood, Subashini Chandran, Neil Godara
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Patent number: D753302Type: GrantFiled: February 11, 2015Date of Patent: April 5, 2016Assignee: BAYLIS MEDICAL COMPANY INC.Inventors: Ferryl Alley, John Paul Urbanski, Gareth Davies, Krishan Shah
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Patent number: D758590Type: GrantFiled: November 26, 2014Date of Patent: June 7, 2016Assignee: BAYLIS MEDICAL COMPANY INC.Inventors: Natalia Burachynsky, Gareth Davies, Krishan Shah, Lyndsay Stephenson, David Wells, Jason Woo