Patents by Inventor Mark M. Dehdashtian
Mark M. Dehdashtian 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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Publication number: 20240115379Abstract: Described herein are systems and methods from delivering prosthetic devices, such as prosthetic heart valves, through the body and into the heart for implantation therein. The prosthetic devices delivered with the delivery systems disclosed herein are, for example, radially expandable from a radially compressed state mounted on the delivery system to a radially expanded state for implantation using an inflatable balloon of the delivery system. Exemplary delivery routes through the body and into the heart include transfemoral routes, transapical routes, and transaortic routes, among others.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 16, 2023Publication date: April 11, 2024Inventors: Walter Lee, Mark M. Dehdashtian, Teodoro S. Jimenez, Gilbert S. Leung, Bryan A. Janish, Michael G. Valdez, Tram Ngoc Nguyen, Timothy C. Ulrich
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Publication number: 20240115380Abstract: A delivery system and method for delivering a prosthetic heart valve to the aortic valve annulus via a transaortic approach. The system includes a balloon catheter for delivering a balloon-expandable prosthetic heart valve through an introducer from an approach from outside the patient, through a minimally-invasive opening in the chest cavity through an incision in the aorta, and into the aorta and aortic annulus. The balloon catheter includes a flexible, tapered tip just distal of the balloon to facilitate positioning of the prosthetic heart valve in the proper orientation within the aortic annulus. The prosthetic heart valve may be installed over the existing calcified leaflets, and a pre-dilation valvuloplasty procedure may also be utilized.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 18, 2023Publication date: April 11, 2024Inventors: Mark M. Dehdashtian, Teodoro S. Jimenez
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Patent number: 11896485Abstract: A delivery system and method for delivering a prosthetic heart valve to the aortic valve annulus via a transaortic approach. The system includes a balloon catheter for delivering a balloon-expandable prosthetic heart valve through an introducer from an approach from outside the patient, through a minimally-invasive opening in the chest cavity through an incision in the aorta, and into the aorta and aortic annulus. The balloon catheter includes a flexible, tapered tip just distal of the balloon to facilitate positioning of the prosthetic heart valve in the proper orientation within the aortic annulus. The prosthetic heart valve may be installed over the existing calcified leaflets, and a pre-dilation valvuloplasty procedure may also be utilized.Type: GrantFiled: November 1, 2018Date of Patent: February 13, 2024Assignee: EDWARDS LIFESCIENCES CORPORATIONInventors: Mark M. Dehdashtian, Teodoro S. Jimenez
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Patent number: 11877929Abstract: Described herein are systems and methods from delivering prosthetic devices, such as prosthetic heart valves, through the body and into the heart for implantation therein. The prosthetic devices delivered with the delivery systems disclosed herein are, for example, radially expandable from a radially compressed state mounted on the delivery system to a radially expanded state for implantation using an inflatable balloon of the delivery system. Exemplary delivery routes through the body and into the heart include transfemoral routes, transapical routes, and transaortic routes, among others.Type: GrantFiled: April 6, 2020Date of Patent: January 23, 2024Assignee: EDWARDS LIFESCIENCES CORPORATIONInventors: Walter Lee, Mark M. Dehdashtian, Teodoro S. Jimenez, Gilbert S. Leung, Bryan A. Janish, Michael G. Valdez, Tram Ngoc Nguyen, Timothy C. Ulrich
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Patent number: 11571216Abstract: Aortic occlusion and embolic protection devices include radially expandable and collapsible proximal and distal end portions, such as annular self-expanding stents or frames, that are configured to radially expand within an aorta to secure the device within the aorta. The devices can also include a catheter extending axially between the distal end portion and the proximal end portion and a porous covering, or filter, positioned around the catheter and between the proximal end portion and the distal end portion and configured to filter emboli from blood flowing into upper-body arteries. The device can further include a one-way valve positioned at or adjacent to the distal end portion of the device and configured to restrict retrograde blood flow through the device toward the heart.Type: GrantFiled: May 28, 2020Date of Patent: February 7, 2023Assignee: Edwards Lifesciences CorporationInventors: Mark M. Dehdashtian, Teodoro S. Jimenez, Nathan Satter, Fabian Daniel Schroeder, Raffaele Mazzei, Jeff Kosmoski, Shahram Zamani, Adam J. Yestrepsky
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Publication number: 20230025110Abstract: A delivery system and method for delivering a prosthetic heart valve to the aortic valve. The system includes a delivery catheter having a steering mechanism thereon for delivering a balloon-expandable prosthetic heart valve to the aortic valve through an introducer passing into the left ventricle through its apex. The introducer may have a more floppy distal section than a proximal section to reduce trauma to the heart wall while preserving good operating field stability. The delivery catheter includes a deflecting segment just proximal to a distal balloon to facilitate positioning of the prosthetic heart valve in the proper orientation. A trigger in a catheter handle may be coupled to a deflection wire that actuates the deflecting segment, while a slider in the handle controls retraction of a valve pusher. The prosthetic heart valve may be installed over the existing calcified leaflets, and a pre-dilation valvuloplasty procedure may also be utilized.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 30, 2022Publication date: January 26, 2023Inventors: Teodoro S. Jimenez, Walter Lee, Mark M. Dehdashtian, Kristopher J. Yee
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Patent number: 11458014Abstract: A delivery system and method for delivering a prosthetic heart valve to the aortic valve. The system includes a delivery catheter having a steering mechanism thereon for delivering a balloon-expandable prosthetic heart valve to the aortic valve through an introducer passing into the left ventricle through its apex. The introducer may have a more floppy distal section than a proximal section to reduce trauma to the heart wall while preserving good operating field stability. The delivery catheter includes a deflecting segment just proximal to a distal balloon to facilitate positioning of the prosthetic heart valve in the proper orientation. A trigger in a catheter handle may be coupled to a deflection wire that actuates the deflecting segment, while a slider in the handle controls retraction of a valve pusher. The prosthetic heart valve may be installed over the existing calcified leaflets, and a pre-dilation valvuloplasty procedure may also be utilized.Type: GrantFiled: December 4, 2019Date of Patent: October 4, 2022Assignee: Edwards Lifesciences CorporationInventors: Teodoro S. Jimenez, Walter Lee, Mark M. Dehdashtian, Kristopher J. Yee
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Patent number: 11446139Abstract: A collapsible device, such as an annuloplasty ring or prosthetic heart valve, is configured to be collapsed prior to being introduced into a patient via minimally-invasive access points such as port holes or intercostal incisions. A holder is configured to hold the collapsible device, and to selectively collapse the device for introduction into the patient and then re-enlarge the device at the desired deployment site. Collapsible devices include devices that can hingedly fold about hinge lines, and devices that can elongate to form substantially spiral forms with reduced diameters.Type: GrantFiled: December 23, 2019Date of Patent: September 20, 2022Assignee: Edwards Lifesciences CorporationInventors: Teodoro S. Jimenez, Mark M. Dehdashtian, Raffaele Mazzei
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Publication number: 20220183835Abstract: A method of delivering a prosthetic heart valve to the aortic valve annulus while a patient's heart is beating is disclosed. The method includes accessing the left ventricle through an intercostal incision and forming a puncture in the left ventricle. A guidewire is advanced into the left ventricle and through the native aortic valve. An introducer is passed over the guidewire and into the left ventricle. A valve delivery device is advanced over the guidewire and through the introducer until a prosthetic heart valve positioned thereon is located within the native aortic valve. The prosthetic heart valve is then radially expanded within the aortic valve annulus for replacing the function of the native aortic valve.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 3, 2022Publication date: June 16, 2022Applicant: Edwards Lifesciences CorporationInventors: Mark M. Dehdashtian, Jane M. Olin
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Patent number: 11291542Abstract: Described herein are systems and methods from delivering prosthetic devices, such as prosthetic heart valves, through the body and into the heart for implantation therein. The prosthetic devices delivered with the delivery systems disclosed herein are, for example, radially expandable from a radially compressed state mounted on the delivery system to a radially expanded state for implantation using an inflatable balloon of the delivery system. Exemplary delivery routes through the body and into the heart include transfemoral routes, transapical routes, and transaortic routes, among others.Type: GrantFiled: August 23, 2019Date of Patent: April 5, 2022Assignee: Edwards Lifesciences CorporationInventors: Walter Lee, Mark M. Dehdashtian, Teodoro S. Jimenez, Gilbert S. Leung, Bryan A. Janish, Michael G. Valdez, Tram Ngoc Nguyen, Timothy C. Ulrich
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Patent number: 11266500Abstract: A method of delivering a prosthetic heart valve to the aortic valve annulus while a patient's heart is beating is disclosed. The method includes accessing the left ventricle through an intercostal incision and forming a puncture in the left ventricle. A guidewire is advanced into the left ventricle and through the native aortic valve. An introducer is passed over the guidewire and into the left ventricle. A valve delivery device is advanced over the guidewire and through the introducer until a prosthetic heart valve positioned thereon is located within the native aortic valve. The prosthetic heart valve is then radially expanded within the aortic valve annulus for replacing the function of the native aortic valve.Type: GrantFiled: June 11, 2019Date of Patent: March 8, 2022Assignee: Edwards Lifesciences CorporationInventors: Mark M. Dehdashtian, Jane M. Olin
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Publication number: 20200289123Abstract: Aortic occlusion and embolic protection devices include radially expandable and collapsible proximal and distal end portions, such as annular self-expanding stents or frames, that are configured to radially expand within an aorta to secure the device within the aorta. The devices can also include a catheter extending axially between the distal end portion and the proximal end portion and a porous covering, or filter, positioned around the catheter and between the proximal end portion and the distal end portion and configured to filter emboli from blood flowing into upper-body arteries. The device can further include a one-way valve positioned at or adjacent to the distal end portion of the device and configured to restrict retrograde blood flow through the device toward the heart.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 28, 2020Publication date: September 17, 2020Inventors: Mark M. Dehdashtian, Teodoro S. Jimenez, Nathan Satter, Fabian Daniel Schroeder, Raffaele Mazzei, Jeff Kosmoski, Shahram Zamani, Adam J. Yestrepsky
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Patent number: 10751522Abstract: A bi-directional cannula for perfusing blood in two directions. The cannula has a distal opening in fluid communication with a cannula first lumen. The cannula has a secondary opening proximal of the distal opening, and may include a movable tubular extension selectively extendable from the cannula via the secondary opening. The tubular extension may be in fluid connection with the cannula first lumen and/or a cannula second lumen. The tubular extension may have distal and/or side openings, with the openings providing antegrade fluid perfusion. The cannula second lumen may be separate from the first lumen, so that perfusion can be selectively provided to just the cannula distal opening, just the secondary opening/tubular extension, or simultaneously to both the distal opening and secondary opening/tubular extension.Type: GrantFiled: May 29, 2018Date of Patent: August 25, 2020Assignee: Edwards Lifesciences CorporationInventors: Thomas Walther, Mark M. Dehdashtian, Teodoro S. Jimenez, Norma A. Garcia
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Publication number: 20200229921Abstract: Described herein are systems and methods from delivering prosthetic devices, such as prosthetic heart valves, through the body and into the heart for implantation therein. The prosthetic devices delivered with the delivery systems disclosed herein are, for example, radially expandable from a radially compressed state mounted on the delivery system to a radially expanded state for implantation using an inflatable balloon of the delivery system. Exemplary delivery routes through the body and into the heart include transfemoral routes, transapical routes, and transaortic routes, among others.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 6, 2020Publication date: July 23, 2020Inventors: Walter Lee, Mark M. Dehdashtian, Teodoro S. Jimenez, Gilbert S. Leung, Bryan A. Janish, Michael G. Valdez, Tram Ngoc Nguyen, Timothy C. Ulrich
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Patent number: 10667821Abstract: Embodiments of aortic occlusion devices are described herein that include radially expandable and collapsible proximal and distal end portions, such as annular self-expanding stents or frames, that are configured to radially expand within an aorta to secure the device within the aorta. The devices can also include a catheter extending axially between the distal end portion and the proximal end portion and a porous covering, or filter, positioned around the catheter and between the proximal end portion and the distal end portion and configured to filter emboli from blood flowing into upper-body arteries. The device can further include a one-way valve positioned at or adjacent to the distal end portion of the device and configured to restrict retrograde blood flow through the device toward the heart.Type: GrantFiled: November 16, 2018Date of Patent: June 2, 2020Assignee: Edwards Lifesciences CorporationInventors: Mark M. Dehdashtian, Teodoro S. Jimenez, Nathan Satter, Fabian Daniel Schroeder, Raffaele Mazzei, Jeff Kosmoski, Shahram Zamani, Adam J. Yestrepsky
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Publication number: 20200129289Abstract: A collapsible device, such as an annuloplasty ring or prosthetic heart valve, is configured to be collapsed prior to being introduced into a patient via minimally-invasive access points such as port holes or intercostal incisions. A holder is configured to hold the collapsible device, and to selectively collapse the device for introduction into the patient and then re-enlarge the device at the desired deployment site. Collapsible devices include devices that can hingedly fold about hinge lines, and devices that can elongate to form substantially spiral forms with reduced diameters.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 23, 2019Publication date: April 30, 2020Inventors: Teodoro S. Jimenez, Mark M. Dehdashtian, Raffaele Mazzei
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Publication number: 20200100896Abstract: A delivery system and method for delivering a prosthetic heart valve to the aortic valve. The system includes a delivery catheter having a steering mechanism thereon for delivering a balloon-expandable prosthetic heart valve to the aortic valve through an introducer passing into the left ventricle through its apex. The introducer may have a more floppy distal section than a proximal section to reduce trauma to the heart wall while preserving good operating field stability. The delivery catheter includes a deflecting segment just proximal to a distal balloon to facilitate positioning of the prosthetic heart valve in the proper orientation. A trigger in a catheter handle may be coupled to a deflection wire that actuates the deflecting segment, while a slider in the handle controls retraction of a valve pusher. The prosthetic heart valve may be installed over the existing calcified leaflets, and a pre-dilation valvuloplasty procedure may also be utilized.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 4, 2019Publication date: April 2, 2020Inventors: Teodoro S. Jimenez, Walter Lee, Mark M. Dehdashtian, Kristopher J. Yee
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Patent number: 10512536Abstract: A collapsible device, such as an annuloplasty ring or prosthetic heart valve, is configured to be collapsed prior to being introduced into a patient via minimally-invasive access points such as port holes or intercostal incisions. A holder is configured to hold the collapsible device, and to selectively collapse the device for introduction into the patient and then re-enlarge the device at the desired deployment site. Collapsible devices include devices that can hingedly fold about hinge lines, and devices that can elongate to form substantially spiral forms with reduced diameters.Type: GrantFiled: October 26, 2017Date of Patent: December 24, 2019Assignee: Edwards Lifesciences CorporationInventors: Teodoro S. Jimenez, Mark M. Dehdashtian, Raffaele Mazzei
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Publication number: 20190374341Abstract: Described herein are systems and methods from delivering prosthetic devices, such as prosthetic heart valves, through the body and into the heart for implantation therein. The prosthetic devices delivered with the delivery systems disclosed herein are, for example, radially expandable from a radially compressed state mounted on the delivery system to a radially expanded state for implantation using an inflatable balloon of the delivery system. Exemplary delivery routes through the body and into the heart include transfemoral routes, transapical routes, and transaortic routes, among others.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 23, 2019Publication date: December 12, 2019Inventors: Walter Lee, Mark M. Dehdashtian, Teodoro S. Jimenez, Gilbert S. Leung, Bryan A. Janish, Michael G. Valdez, Tram Ngoc Nguyen, Timothy C. Ulrich
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Patent number: 10500044Abstract: A delivery system and method for delivering a prosthetic heart valve to the aortic valve. The system includes a delivery catheter having a steering mechanism thereon for delivering a balloon-expandable prosthetic heart valve to the aortic valve through an introducer passing into the left ventricle through its apex. The introducer may have a more floppy distal section than a proximal section to reduce trauma to the heart wall while preserving good operating field stability. The delivery catheter includes a deflecting segment just proximal to a distal balloon to facilitate positioning of the prosthetic heart valve in the proper orientation. A trigger in a catheter handle may be coupled to a deflection wire that actuates the deflecting segment, while a slider in the handle controls retraction of a valve pusher. The prosthetic heart valve may be installed over the existing calcified leaflets, and a pre-dilation valvuloplasty procedure may also be utilized.Type: GrantFiled: July 27, 2017Date of Patent: December 10, 2019Assignee: Edwards Lifesciences CorporationInventors: Teodoro S. Jimenez, Walter Lee, Mark M. Dehdashtian, Kristopher J. Yee