Patents by Inventor Lilit Karayan

Lilit Karayan 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: 20260215708
    Abstract: An oximeter device includes a sensor probe unit that is connected by a wire to a sensor probe electronic module. The sensor probe electronic module connects wirelessly to a medical device console, which can be a phone, tablet, or other mobile device. And the mobile device can connect to a network or the Internet (e.g., the Cloud). Alternatively, the sensor probe electronic module can directly to the network or the Internet directly without a medical device console. The medical device console can execute an application and show on its display oxygen saturation and related measurements obtained through the sensor probe unit.
    Type: Application
    Filed: January 26, 2026
    Publication date: July 30, 2026
    Inventors: Alex Michael Margiott, Steven J. Kuhn, Maw-Lin Kuo, Cameran Casale, Vittorio Martinet, Robert John de Saint Phalle, Dickshitha Thyagharajon, Tanmay Mahendra Kothale, Lilit Karayan, Hristo Stoytchev, Timothy Buskard, Shaheen Jeeawoody, Mark Lonsinger, Scott E. Coleridge
  • Publication number: 20260215709
    Abstract: An oximeter device includes a sensor probe unit that is connected by a wire to a sensor probe electronic module. The sensor probe electronic module connects wirelessly to a medical device console, which can be a phone, tablet, or other mobile device. And the mobile device can connect to a network or the Internet (e.g., the Cloud). Alternatively, the sensor probe electronic module can directly to the network or the Internet directly without a medical device console. The medical device console can execute an application and show on its display oxygen saturation and related measurements obtained through the sensor probe unit.
    Type: Application
    Filed: January 26, 2026
    Publication date: July 30, 2026
    Inventors: Alex Michael Margiott, Steven J. Kuhn, Maw-Lin Kou, Cameran Casale, Vittorio Martinet, Robert John de Saint Phalle, Dickshitha Thyagharajon, Tanmay Mahendra Kothale, Lilit Karayan, Hristo Stoytchev, Timothy Buskard, Shaheen Jeeawoody, Mark Lonsinger, Scott E. Coleridge
  • Publication number: 20260215705
    Abstract: An oximeter device includes a sensor probe unit that is connected by a wire to a sensor probe electronic module. The sensor probe electronic module connects wirelessly to a medical device console, which can be a phone, tablet, or other mobile device. And the mobile device can connect to a network or the Internet (e.g., the Cloud). Alternatively, the sensor probe electronic module can directly to the network or the Internet directly without a medical device console. The medical device console can execute an application and show on its display oxygen saturation and related measurements obtained through the sensor probe unit.
    Type: Application
    Filed: January 26, 2026
    Publication date: July 30, 2026
    Inventors: Alex Michael Margiott, Steven J. Kuhn, Maw-Lin Kuo, Cameran Casale, Vittorio Martinet, Robert John de Saint Phalle, Dickshitha Thyagharajon, Tanmay Mahendra Kothale, Lilit Karayan, Hristo Stoytchev, Timothy Buskard, Shaheen Jeeawoody, Mark Lonsinger, Scott E. Coleridge
  • Publication number: 20260191441
    Abstract: A medical device includes a replaceable or disposable sheath and laparoscopic sensor, which is at an end or tip of a laparoscopic tube. A durable or processing unit fits into and is enclosed by the disposable sheath, such that the processing unit connects to and operates in conjunction with a light engine of the sheath, to form a laparoscopic oximeter. This oximeter can measure oxygen saturation laparoscopically. The sheath can be disposed of after a single use. The processing unit can be removed from a used sheath and then used multiple additional times with clean, unused sheaths.
    Type: Application
    Filed: January 8, 2026
    Publication date: July 9, 2026
    Inventors: Shaheen Jeeawoody, Jordan A. Sweer, Alex Michael Margiott, Steven J. Kuhn, Arik Golden Singh, Robert John de Saint Phalle, Cameran Casale, Timothy Lee Sauder, Peter Callas, Timothy Buskard, Jeffrey Perkins, Nicholas L. Mann, Hailey Alison Gryka, Maw-Lin Kuo, Lilit Karayan, Mark Lonsinger, Scott E. Coleridge
  • Publication number: 20260191470
    Abstract: A medical device includes a replaceable or disposable sheath and laparoscopic sensor, which is at an end or tip of a laparoscopic tube. A durable or processing unit fits into and is enclosed by the disposable sheath, such that the processing unit connects to and operates in conjunction with a light engine of the sheath, to form a laparoscopic oximeter. This oximeter can measure oxygen saturation laparoscopically. The sheath can be disposed of after a single use. The processing unit can be removed from a used sheath and then used multiple additional times with clean, unused sheaths.
    Type: Application
    Filed: January 8, 2026
    Publication date: July 9, 2026
    Inventors: Shaheen Jeeawoody, Jordan A. Sweer, Alex Michael Margiott, Steven J. Kuhn, Arik Golden Singh, Robert John de Saint Phalle, Cameran Casale, Timothy Lee Sauder, Peter Callas, Timothy Buskard, Jeffrey Perkins, Nicholas L. Mann, Hailey Alison Gryka, Maw-Lin Kuo, Lilit Karayan, Mark Lonsinger, Scott E. Coleridge
  • Publication number: 20260191408
    Abstract: A medical device includes a replaceable or disposable sheath and laparoscopic sensor, which is at an end or tip of a laparoscopic tube. A durable or processing unit fits into and is enclosed by the disposable sheath, such that the processing unit connects to and operates in conjunction with a light engine of the sheath, to form a laparoscopic oximeter. This oximeter can measure oxygen saturation laparoscopically. The sheath can be disposed of after a single use. The processing unit can be removed from a used sheath and then used multiple additional times with clean, unused sheaths.
    Type: Application
    Filed: January 8, 2026
    Publication date: July 9, 2026
    Inventors: Shaheen Jeeawoody, Jordan A. Sweer, Alex Michael Margiott, Steven J. Kuhn, Arik Golden Singh, Robert John de Saint Phalle, Cameran Casale, Timothy Lee Sauder, Peter Callas, Timothy Buskard, Jeffrey Perkins, Nicholas L. Mann, Hailey Alison Gryka, Maw-Lin Kuo, Lilit Karayan, Mark Lonsinger, Scott E. Coleridge