Patents by Inventor Michael Patrick Corcoran
Michael Patrick Corcoran 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: 20230404560Abstract: A medical device for treating a PFO is presented as well as a mechanism for its delivery, repositioning and/or removal. The device includes a wire or cable framework of six shape-memory cables formed into a right side having six loops that support a right side sail and a left side having six loops that support a left side sail. The right side loops and left side loops are connected together via waist members that extend between the right side and left side loops. Each cable is threaded through a through hole of a central post and pass through one of each of four connecting collars that establish the basic shape of the PFO device and retain the cables together to form a flexible and resilient PFO device.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 17, 2023Publication date: December 21, 2023Applicant: Encore Medical, Inc.Inventors: Englong Tan, Joseph A. Marino, Michael Patrick Corcoran
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Patent number: 11771411Abstract: A medical device for treating a PFO is presented as well as a mechanism for its delivery, repositioning and/or removal. The device includes a wire or cable framework of six shape-memory cables formed into a right side having six loops that support a right side sail and a left side having six loops that support a left side sail. The right side loops and left side loops are connected together via waist members that extend between the right side and left side loops. Each cable is threaded through a through hole of a central post and pass through one of each of four types of connecting collars that establish the basic shape of the PFO device and retain the cables together to form a flexible and resilient PFO device.Type: GrantFiled: December 22, 2021Date of Patent: October 3, 2023Assignee: Encore Medical, Inc.Inventors: Michael Patrick Corcoran, Joseph A. Marino, Englong Tan
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Publication number: 20230190251Abstract: A medical device for treating a PFO is presented as well as a mechanism for its delivery, repositioning and/or removal. The device includes a wire or cable framework of six shape-memory cables formed into a right side having six loops that support a right side sail and a left side having six loops that support a left side sail. The right side loops and left side loops are connected together via waist members that extend between the right side and left side loops. Each cable is threaded through a through hole of a central post and pass through one of each of four types of connecting collars that establish the basic shape of the PFO device and retain the cables together to form a flexible and resilient PFO device.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 22, 2021Publication date: June 22, 2023Applicant: Encore Medical, Inc.Inventors: Michael Patrick Corcoran, Joseph A. Marino, Englong Tan
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Patent number: 11284871Abstract: A medical device for treating an LAA is presented. The device includes a cap, a bulb and a joint assembly therebetween. The cap is a three layer mesh structure with a retaining hub securing the layers together. A plurality of proximal wire loops extend from the base layer to a proximal post of the joint assembly. The bulb has a plurality of distal wire loops that extend between a terminal post and a distal post of the joint assembly. The joint assembly comprises a first ball joint, a second ball joint and a housing. Each ball joint is retained in the housing independent ball and socket relationships. Each ball joint and post defines a longitudinal axis. The housing defines a housing longitudinal axis. By way of the ball and socket relationship each ball joint longitudinal axis may form an angle of between about 0 to about 35 degrees with the housing longitudinal axis in any direction.Type: GrantFiled: October 11, 2019Date of Patent: March 29, 2022Assignee: Cardia, Inc.Inventors: Michael Patrick Corcoran, Joseph A. Marino, Englong Tan
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Publication number: 20200038004Abstract: A medical device for treating an LAA is presented. The device includes a cap, a bulb and a joint assembly therebetween. The cap is a three layer mesh structure with a retaining hub securing the layers together. A plurality of proximal wire loops extend from the base layer to a proximal post of the joint assembly. The bulb has a plurality of distal wire loops that extend between a terminal post and a distal post of the joint assembly. The joint assembly comprises a first ball joint, a second ball joint and a housing. Each ball joint is retained in the housing independent ball and socket relationships. Each ball joint and post defines a longitudinal axis. The housing defines a housing longitudinal axis. By way of the ball and socket relationship each ball joint longitudinal axis may form an angle of between about 0 to about 35 degrees with the housing longitudinal axis in any direction.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 11, 2019Publication date: February 6, 2020Applicant: Cardia, IncInventors: Michael Patrick Corcoran, Joseph A. Marino, Englong Tan
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Patent number: 10441258Abstract: A medical device for treating an LAA is presented. The device includes a cap, a bulb and a joint assembly therebetween. The cap is a three layer mesh structure with a retaining hub securing the layers together. A plurality of proximal wire loops extend from the base layer to a proximal post of the joint assembly. The bulb has a plurality of distal wire loops that extend between a terminal post and a distal post of the joint assembly. The joint assembly comprises a first ball joint, a second ball joint and a housing. Each ball joint is retained in the housing independent ball and socket relationships. Each ball joint and post defines a longitudinal axis. The housing defines a housing longitudinal axis. By way of the ball and socket relationship each ball joint longitudinal axis may form an angle of between about 0 to about 35 degrees with the housing longitudinal axis in any direction.Type: GrantFiled: June 16, 2017Date of Patent: October 15, 2019Assignee: Cardia, Inc.Inventors: Michael Patrick Corcoran, Joseph A. Marino, Englong Tan
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Publication number: 20180360432Abstract: A medical device for treating an LAA is presented. The device includes a cap, a bulb and a joint assembly therebetween. The cap is a three layer mesh structure with a retaining hub securing the layers together. A plurality of proximal wire loops extend from the base layer to a proximal post of the joint assembly. The bulb has a plurality of distal wire loops that extend between a terminal post and a distal post of the joint assembly. The joint assembly comprises a first ball joint, a second ball joint and a housing. Each ball joint is retained in the housing independent ball and socket relationships. Each ball joint and post defines a longitudinal axis. The housing defines a housing longitudinal axis. By way of the ball and socket relationship each ball joint longitudinal axis may form an angle of between about 0 to about 35 degrees with the housing longitudinal axis in any direction.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 16, 2017Publication date: December 20, 2018Inventors: Michael Patrick Corcoran, Joseph A. Marino, Englong Tan
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Patent number: 9592058Abstract: A medical device implant for the left atrial appendage of a patient's heart, to prevent strokes. The device includes a cap that overlies the opening of the LAA connected to a bulb in the LAA. Dis-continuous segmented sails attached to the cap promote tissue growth over the device.Type: GrantFiled: February 21, 2012Date of Patent: March 14, 2017Assignee: Cardia, Inc.Inventors: Gary S. Erzberger, Dara Chin, Robert T. Sandgren, Michael Patrick Corcoran
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Patent number: 9554804Abstract: A medical device implant for the left atrial appendage of a patient's heart to prevent strokes. The device includes a cap that overlies the opening of the LAA connected to a bulb in the LAA. Discontinuous segmented sails attached to the cap promote tissue growth over the device. The device maybe repositioned and redeployed during implantation.Type: GrantFiled: February 11, 2013Date of Patent: January 31, 2017Assignee: Cardia, Inc.Inventors: Gary S. Erzberger, Dara Chin, Robert T. Sandgren, Michael Patrick Corcoran
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Publication number: 20130218192Abstract: A medical device implant for the left atrial appendage of a patient's heart, to prevent strokes. The device includes a cap that overlies the opening of the LAA connected to a bulb in the LAA. Dis-continuous segmented sails attached to the cap promote tissue growth over the device.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 21, 2012Publication date: August 22, 2013Inventors: Gary S. Erzberger, Dara Chin, Robert T. Sandgren, Michael Patrick Corcoran
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Publication number: 20120150218Abstract: An implantable device for occluding a septal defect has interleaved frame sections that allow flexibility to conform to a variety of defect geometries and provide reliable occlusion during endothelialization. Left and right frames connect to opposite ends of a floating connection post. The device is resiliently deformable and is biased into a natural state wherein, in situ in a variety of defect geometries, the device applies a sandwiching force to the tissue surrounding the defect that is relatively uniform across its diameter, improving stability and promoting occlusion.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 25, 2011Publication date: June 14, 2012Inventors: Robert Tyler Sandgren, Gary Erzberger, Dara Chin, Michael Patrick Corcoran