Patents by Inventor Matthew Bond
Matthew Bond 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: 11826095Abstract: Ablation systems of the present disclosure facilitate the safe formation of wide and deep lesions. For example, ablation systems of the present disclosure can allow for the flow of irrigation fluid and blood through an expandable ablation electrode, resulting in efficient and effective cooling of the ablation electrode as the ablation electrode delivers energy at a treatment site of the patient. Additionally, or alternatively, ablation systems of the present disclosure can include a deformable ablation electrode and a plurality of sensors that, in cooperation, sense the deformation of the ablation electrode, to provide a robust indication of the extent and direction of contact between the ablation electrode and tissue at a treatment site.Type: GrantFiled: November 15, 2021Date of Patent: November 28, 2023Assignee: AFFERA, INC.Inventors: Doron Harlev, Ian Collier, Andrew Miles Wallace, Jonathan Matthew Bond
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Publication number: 20230215547Abstract: Devices, systems, and methods of the present disclosure are directed to facilitating control of a graphical user interface associated with performing a medical procedure. Inputs can be received from a plurality of input devices interacting with respective sets of input options displayed on respective portions of the graphical user interface. One of the input devices can be operable by a physician, during a medical procedure, to navigate a set of input options to modify a graphical representation of at least one of a medical device and an anatomic structure displayed on the graphical user interface.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 11, 2023Publication date: July 6, 2023Inventors: Doron Harlev, Geoffrey Peter Wright, Matthew Peter Neville Harwood, Jonathan Matthew Bond
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Publication number: 20230172661Abstract: Ablation systems of the present disclosure facilitate the safe formation of wide and deep lesions. For example, ablation systems of the present disclosure can allow for the flow of irrigation fluid and blood through an expandable ablation electrode, resulting in efficient and effective cooling of the ablation electrode as the ablation electrode delivers energy at a treatment site of the patient. Additionally, or alternatively, ablation systems of the present disclosure can include a deformable ablation electrode and a plurality of sensors that, in cooperation, sense the deformation of the ablation electrode, to provide a robust indication of the extent and direction of contact between the ablation electrode and tissue at a treatment site.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 27, 2023Publication date: June 8, 2023Inventors: Doron Harlev, Ian Collier, Andrew Miles Wallace, Jonathan Matthew Bond
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Publication number: 20220071698Abstract: Ablation systems of the present disclosure facilitate the safe formation of wide and deep lesions. For example, ablation systems of the present disclosure can allow for the flow of irrigation fluid and blood through an expandable ablation electrode, resulting in efficient and effective cooling of the ablation electrode as the ablation electrode delivers energy at a treatment site of the patient. Additionally, or alternatively, ablation systems of the present disclosure can include a deformable ablation electrode and a plurality of sensors that, in cooperation, sense the deformation of the ablation electrode, to provide a robust indication of the extent and direction of contact between the ablation electrode and tissue at a treatment site.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 15, 2021Publication date: March 10, 2022Inventors: Doron Harlev, Ian Collier, Andrew Miles Wallace, Jonathan Matthew Bond
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Publication number: 20210137591Abstract: Ablation systems of the present disclosure facilitate the safe formation of wide and deep lesions. For example, ablation systems of the present disclosure can allow for the flow of irrigation fluid and blood through an expandable ablation electrode, resulting in efficient and effective cooling of the ablation electrode as the ablation electrode delivers energy at a treatment site of the patient. Additionally, or alternatively, ablation systems of the present disclosure can include a deformable ablation electrode and a plurality of sensors that, in cooperation, sense the deformation of the ablation electrode, to provide a robust indication of the extent and direction of contact between the ablation electrode and tissue at a treatment site.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 18, 2020Publication date: May 13, 2021Inventors: Doron Harlev, Andrew Miles Wallace, Ian Collier, Jonathan Matthew Bond
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Publication number: 20210093376Abstract: Ablation systems of the present disclosure facilitate the safe formation of wide and deep lesions. For example, ablation systems of the present disclosure can allow for the flow of irrigation fluid and blood through an expandable ablation electrode, resulting in efficient and effective cooling of the ablation electrode as the ablation electrode delivers energy at a treatment site of the patient. Additionally, or alternatively, ablation systems of the present disclosure can include a deformable ablation electrode and a plurality of sensors that, in cooperation, sense the deformation of the ablation electrode, to provide a robust indication of the extent and direction of contact between the ablation electrode and tissue at a treatment site.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 12, 2020Publication date: April 1, 2021Inventors: Doron Harlev, Ian Collier, Andrew Miles Wallace, Jonathan Matthew Bond
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Patent number: 10856937Abstract: Ablation systems of the present disclosure facilitate the safe formation of wide and deep lesions. For example, ablation systems of the present disclosure can allow for the flow of irrigation fluid and blood through an expandable ablation electrode, resulting in efficient and effective cooling of the ablation electrode as the ablation electrode delivers energy at a treatment site of the patient. Additionally, or alternatively, ablation systems of the present disclosure can include a deformable ablation electrode and a plurality of sensors that, in cooperation, sense the deformation of the ablation electrode, to provide a robust indication of the extent and direction of contact between the ablation electrode and tissue at a treatment site.Type: GrantFiled: May 2, 2017Date of Patent: December 8, 2020Assignee: Affera, Inc.Inventors: Doron Harlev, Ian Matthew Collier, Andrew Miles Wallace, Jonathan Matthew Bond
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Patent number: 10831430Abstract: A video display system may include a video display including a plurality of video display modules, a truss supporting the video display, a lower portion of the truss anchored to a floor, and the lower portion may be coupled to the video display at a position between the terminal sides of the video display and may extend approximately one-third of the length of the video display. The video display system may include a upper portion of the truss above the lower portion and anchored to a ceiling, wherein the upper portion may be coupled to the video display at a position between the terminal sides of the video display and may extend approximately one-third of the length of the video display.Type: GrantFiled: March 21, 2016Date of Patent: November 10, 2020Assignee: Apple Inc.Inventors: William Joseph Bergeron-Mirsky, James Timothy Younkin, Jason Matthew Bond, Michael Min Ra
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Publication number: 20190076190Abstract: Ablation systems of the present disclosure facilitate the safe formation of wide and deep lesions. For example, ablation systems of the present disclosure can allow for the flow of irrigation fluid and blood through an expandable ablation electrode, resulting in efficient and effective cooling of the ablation electrode as the ablation electrode delivers energy at a treatment site of the patient. Additionally, or alternatively, ablation systems of the present disclosure can include a deformable ablation electrode and a plurality of sensors that, in cooperation, sense the deformation of the ablation electrode, to provide a robust indication of the extent and direction of contact between the ablation electrode and tissue at a treatment site.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 8, 2018Publication date: March 14, 2019Inventors: Doron Harlev, Ian Matthew Collier, Andrew Miles Wallace, Jonathan Matthew Bond
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Patent number: 10219860Abstract: Ablation systems of the present disclosure facilitate the safe formation of wide and deep lesions. For example, ablation systems of the present disclosure can allow for the flow of irrigation fluid and blood through an expandable ablation electrode, resulting in efficient and effective cooling of the ablation electrode as the ablation electrode delivers energy at a treatment site of the patient. Additionally, or alternatively, ablation systems of the present disclosure can include a deformable ablation electrode and a plurality of sensors that, in cooperation, sense the deformation of the ablation electrode, to provide a robust indication of the extent and direction of contact between the ablation electrode and tissue at a treatment site.Type: GrantFiled: May 2, 2017Date of Patent: March 5, 2019Assignee: Affera, Inc.Inventors: Doron Harlev, Ian Matthew Collier, Andrew Miles Wallace, Jonathan Matthew Bond
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Patent number: 10105179Abstract: Ablation systems of the present disclosure facilitate the safe formation of wide and deep lesions. For example, ablation systems of the present disclosure can allow for the flow of irrigation fluid and blood through an expandable ablation electrode, resulting in efficient and effective cooling of the ablation electrode as the ablation electrode delivers energy at a treatment site of the patient. Additionally, or alternatively, ablation systems of the present disclosure can include a deformable ablation electrode and a plurality of sensors that, in cooperation, sense the deformation of the ablation electrode, to provide a robust indication of the extent and direction of contact between the ablation electrode and tissue at a treatment site.Type: GrantFiled: May 2, 2017Date of Patent: October 23, 2018Assignee: Affera, Inc.Inventors: Doron Harlev, Ian Matthew Collier, Andrew Miles Wallace, Jonathan Matthew Bond
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Publication number: 20170325901Abstract: Devices, systems, and methods of the present disclosure are directed to facilitating control of a graphical user interface associated with performing a medical procedure. Inputs can be received from a plurality of input devices interacting with respective sets of input options displayed on respective portions of the graphical user interface. One of the input devices can be operable by a physician, during a medical procedure, to navigate a set of input options to modify a graphical representation of at least one of a medical device and an anatomic structure displayed on the graphical user interface.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 12, 2017Publication date: November 16, 2017Inventors: Doron Harlev, Geoffrey Peter Wright, Matthew Peter Neville Harwood, Jonathan Matthew Bond
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Publication number: 20170312026Abstract: Ablation systems of the present disclosure facilitate the safe formation of wide and deep lesions. For example, ablation systems of the present disclosure can allow for the flow of irrigation fluid and blood through an expandable ablation electrode, resulting in efficient and effective cooling of the ablation electrode as the ablation electrode delivers energy at a treatment site of the patient. Additionally, or alternatively, ablation systems of the present disclosure can include a deformable ablation electrode and a plurality of sensors that, in cooperation, sense the deformation of the ablation electrode, to provide a robust indication of the extent and direction of contact between the ablation electrode and tissue at a treatment site.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 2, 2017Publication date: November 2, 2017Inventors: Doron Harlev, Ian Matthew Collier, Andrew Miles Wallace, Jonathan Matthew Bond
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Publication number: 20170312027Abstract: Ablation systems of the present disclosure facilitate the safe formation of wide and deep lesions. For example, ablation systems of the present disclosure can allow for the flow of irrigation fluid and blood through an expandable ablation electrode, resulting in efficient and effective cooling of the ablation electrode as the ablation electrode delivers energy at a treatment site of the patient. Additionally, or alternatively, ablation systems of the present disclosure can include a deformable ablation electrode and a plurality of sensors that, in cooperation, sense the deformation of the ablation electrode, to provide a robust indication of the extent and direction of contact between the ablation electrode and tissue at a treatment site.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 2, 2017Publication date: November 2, 2017Inventors: Doron Harlev, Ian Matthew Collier, Andrew Miles Wallace, Jonathan Matthew Bond
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Publication number: 20170312420Abstract: Ablation systems of the present disclosure facilitate the safe formation of wide and deep lesions. For example, ablation systems of the present disclosure can allow for the flow of irrigation fluid and blood through an expandable ablation electrode, resulting in efficient and effective cooling of the ablation electrode as the ablation electrode delivers energy at a treatment site of the patient. Additionally, or alternatively, ablation systems of the present disclosure can include a deformable ablation electrode and a plurality of sensors that, in cooperation, sense the deformation of the ablation electrode, to provide a robust indication of the extent and direction of contact between the ablation electrode and tissue at a treatment site.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 2, 2017Publication date: November 2, 2017Inventors: Doron Harlev, Ian Matthew Collier, Andrew Miles Wallace, Jonathan Matthew Bond
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Publication number: 20170090849Abstract: A video display system may include a video display including a plurality of video display modules, a truss supporting the video display, a lower portion of the truss anchored to a floor, and the lower portion may be coupled to the video display at a position between the terminal sides of the video display and may extend approximately one-third of the length of the video display. The video display system may include a upper portion of the truss above the lower portion and anchored to a ceiling, wherein the upper portion may be coupled to the video display at a position between the terminal sides of the video display and may extend approximately one-third of the length of the video display.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 21, 2016Publication date: March 30, 2017Inventors: William Joseph BERGERON-MIRSKY, James Timothy YOUNKIN, Dariusz Stanislaw KMICIKIEWICZ, Jason Matthew BOND, Na Min RA
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Patent number: 8825170Abstract: Various techniques are described for periodically performing a calibration routine to calibrate a low-power system clock within an implantable medical device (IMD) based on a high accuracy reference clock also included in the IMD. The system clock is powered continuously, and the reference clock is only powered on during the calibration routine. The techniques include determining a clock error of the system clock based on a difference between frequencies of the system clock and the reference clock over a fixed number of clock cycles, and adjusting a trim value of the system clock to compensate for the clock error. Calibrating the system clock with a delta-sigma loop, for example, reduces the clock error over time. This allows accurate adjustment of the system clock to compensate for errors due to trim resolution, circuit noise and temperature.Type: GrantFiled: October 29, 2010Date of Patent: September 2, 2014Assignee: Medtronic, Inc.Inventors: Matthew Bond, Charles R. Gordon, Weizheng Liang, James D. Reinke, Jonathan P. Roberts
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Publication number: 20130234692Abstract: Voltage supply and method having a first reference and a second reference. The first reference has an operation mode configured to supply a first reference voltage at a first accuracy and consume an operation power and a standby mode configured to consume standby power less than the operation power. The second reference is configured to supply a second reference having a second accuracy less than the first accuracy of the first reference and which consumes a second reference power less than the operation power of the first reference, the second reference voltage being trimmable based, at least in part, on a comparison of the first reference voltage to the second reference voltage.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 29, 2012Publication date: September 12, 2013Inventors: Weizheng Liang, Charles R. Gordon, Michael B. Terry, Larry E. Tyler, James D. Reinke, Matthew Bond, Shohan T. Hossain, Robert M. Ecker
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Publication number: 20120109259Abstract: Various techniques are described for periodically performing a calibration routine to calibrate a low-power system clock within an implantable medical device (IMD) based on a high accuracy reference clock also included in the IMD. The system clock is powered continuously, and the reference clock is only powered on during the calibration routine. The techniques include determining a clock error of the system clock based on a difference between frequencies of the system clock and the reference clock over a fixed number of clock cycles, and adjusting a trim value of the system clock to compensate for the clock error. Calibrating the system clock with a delta-sigma loop, for example, reduces the clock error over time. This allows accurate adjustment of the system clock to compensate for errors due to trim resolution, circuit noise and temperature.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 29, 2010Publication date: May 3, 2012Applicant: MEDTRONIC, INC.Inventors: Matthew Bond, Charles R. Gordon, Weizheng Liang, James D. Reinke, Jonathan P. Roberts
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Patent number: D818583Type: GrantFiled: May 12, 2017Date of Patent: May 22, 2018Assignee: Affera, Inc.Inventors: Doron Harlev, Jonathan Matthew Bond