Patents by Inventor Ramin N. Tehrani
Ramin N. Tehrani 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: 20250082361Abstract: A device includes an access cannula, a puncturing element, a handle. The access cannula includes a lumen extending therethrough. The access cannula is sized and shaped to extend through an endoscopic shaft to a target tissue within a living body. The puncturing element is sized and shaped to extend through the lumen of the access cannula and distally out a distal end of the access cannula. The handle includes a handle body and a mechanism for advancing the access cannula from a proximal position relative to the puncturing element, where a puncturing tip of the puncturing element is exposed distal to a distal end of the access cannula, to a distal 10 position relative to the puncturing element, where the distal end of the access cannula covers the puncturing tip of the puncturing element.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 21, 2024Publication date: March 13, 2025Inventors: Ramin N. TEHRANI, Christopher A. BENNING, Gregory Thomas HUGHES
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Publication number: 20250010029Abstract: A medical device may comprise a tube including: a proximal portion; and a distal portion having a slotted section with a plurality of slots formed therein. A proximalmost slot of the plurality of slots may have a first length in a circumferential direction about the tube. A distalmost slot of the plurality of slots may have a second length in the circumferential direction about the tube. The first length may be smaller than the second length. The medical device may further comprise a hub coupled to a proximal portion of the tube. Rotation of the hub may be configured to rotate the proximal portion of the tube about a longitudinal axis of the proximal portion of the tube.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 2, 2024Publication date: January 9, 2025Applicant: Boston Scientific Scimed, Inc.Inventors: Joseph MAYO, Ramin N. TEHRANI, Lisa Margaret SANGREE, David CALLAGHAN
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Patent number: 12185977Abstract: A device includes an access cannula, a puncturing element, a handle. The access cannula includes a lumen extending therethrough. The access cannula is sized and shaped to extend through an endoscopic shaft to a target tissue within a living body. The puncturing element is sized and shaped to extend through the lumen of the access cannula and distally out a distal end of the access cannula. The handle includes a handle body and a mechanism for advancing the access cannula from a proximal position relative to the puncturing element, where a puncturing tip of the puncturing element is exposed distal to a distal end of the access cannula, to a distal position relative to the puncturing element, where the distal end of the access cannula covers the puncturing tip of the puncturing element.Type: GrantFiled: November 22, 2023Date of Patent: January 7, 2025Assignee: Boston Scientific Scimed, Inc.Inventors: Ramin N. Tehrani, Christopher A. Benning, Gregory Thomas Hughes
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Publication number: 20240090920Abstract: A device includes an access cannula, a puncturing element, a handle. The access cannula includes a lumen extending therethrough. The access cannula is sized and shaped to extend through an endoscopic shaft to a target tissue within a living body. The puncturing element is sized and shaped to extend through the lumen of the access cannula and distally out a distal end of the access cannula. The handle includes a handle body and a mechanism for advancing the access cannula from a proximal position relative to the puncturing element, where a puncturing tip of the puncturing element is exposed distal to a distal end of the access cannula, to a distal position relative to the puncturing element, where the distal end of the access cannula covers the puncturing tip of the puncturing element.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 22, 2023Publication date: March 21, 2024Inventors: Ramin N. TEHRANI, Christopher A. BENNING, Gregory Thomas HUGHES
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Patent number: 11871962Abstract: A device includes an access cannula, a puncturing element, a handle. The access cannula includes a lumen extending therethrough. The access cannula is sized and shaped to extend through an endoscopic shaft to a target tissue within a living body. The puncturing element is sized and shaped to extend through the lumen of the access cannula and distally out a distal end of the access cannula. The handle includes a handle body and a mechanism for advancing the access cannula from a proximal position relative to the puncturing element, where a puncturing tip of the puncturing element is exposed distal to a distal end of the access cannula, to a distal position relative to the puncturing element, where the distal end of the access cannula covers the puncturing tip of the puncturing element.Type: GrantFiled: February 18, 2021Date of Patent: January 16, 2024Assignee: BOSTON SCIENTIFIC SCIMED, INC.Inventors: Ramin N. Tehrani, Christopher A. Benning, Gregory Thomas Hughes
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Publication number: 20230165629Abstract: Methods, apparatuses and systems for ablation therapy. A configurable ablation probe includes at least two electrodes, the surface areas of which can be manipulated and then fixed by the user. Some methods include adjusting the relative surface areas during a sequence of ablation steps to preferentially create lesions closer to one electrode or the other. Some methods include adjusting the position of one of the electrodes during therapy delivery to create elongated lesions.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 29, 2022Publication date: June 1, 2023Applicant: BOSTON SCIENTIFIC SCIMED, INC.Inventors: Ramin N. Tehrani, Christopher A. Benning, George Wilfred Duval
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Publication number: 20230135620Abstract: A delivery endcap assembly is adapted for use with a biliary access device and is adapted to permit a medical device to be delivered through the biliary access device. The delivery endcap assembly includes a securement portion adapted to be releasably securable to a proximal end of the handle after the one or more removable components have been removed from the handle, a tapered portion extending proximally from the securement portion, a rotation hub adapted to be coupled to the securement portion, a valve adapted to be coupled to the rotation hub and a lumen extending through the delivery endcap assembly, wherein the lumen extending through the delivery endcap assembly is adapted to permit a medical device within an introducer sheath to be advanced through the biliary access device.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 27, 2022Publication date: May 4, 2023Applicant: BOSTON SCIENTIFIC SCIMED, INC.Inventors: Ramin N. Tehrani, Eric Gacon
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Publication number: 20210282807Abstract: A device includes an access cannula, a puncturing element, a handle. The access cannula includes a lumen extending therethrough. The access cannula is sized and shaped to extend through an endoscopic shaft to a target tissue within a living body. The puncturing element is sized and shaped to extend through the lumen of the access cannula and distally out a distal end of the access cannula. The handle includes a handle body and a mechanism for advancing the access cannula from a proximal position relative to the puncturing element, where a puncturing tip of the puncturing element is exposed distal to a distal end of the access cannula, to a distal position relative to the puncturing element, where the distal end of the access cannula covers the puncturing tip of the puncturing element.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 18, 2021Publication date: September 16, 2021Inventors: Ramin N. TEHRANI, Christopher A. BENNING, Gregory Thomas HUGHES
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Patent number: 8414501Abstract: A rectal thermal monitor for transrectal prostate temperature measurement includes a handle arranged in a proximal end portion of the monitor for gripping by a user, an elongate shaft extending from the handle, and an expandable distal probe portion arranged on a distal end of the shaft. The distal probe portion is arranged at a position opposite the handle portion, and is shaped to facilitate insertion through an anal sphincter and into a rectum of a patient. A cover element, is provided for covering at least a portion of the distal probe portion, and is made from a resilient material. A temperature sensing element is arranged within the distal probe portion, beneath the cover element, and is adapted and configured to sense a temperature of the prostate of the patient through the rectum wall of the patient. Further, and actuator can be provided to actuate the expandable distal probe portion, to increase a diameter thereof.Type: GrantFiled: December 23, 2008Date of Patent: April 9, 2013Assignee: Medifocus, Inc.Inventors: Brian M. Hanley, Michael S. H. Chu, Kenneth J. Daignault, Aidan Petrie, Justin Sirotin, David Robson, Andrew W. Marsella, Dan Nelsen, Michael Weiser, Ramin N. Tehrani
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Publication number: 20090171238Abstract: A rectal thermal monitor for transrectal prostate temperature measurement includes a handle arranged in a proximal end portion of the monitor for gripping by a user, an elongate shaft extending from the handle, and an expandable distal probe portion arranged on a distal end of the shaft. The distal probe portion is arranged at a position opposite the handle portion, and is shaped to facilitate insertion through an anal sphincter and into a rectum of a patient. A cover element, is provided for covering at least a portion of the distal probe portion, and is made from a resilient material. A temperature sensing element is arranged within the distal probe portion, beneath the cover element, and is adapted and configured to sense a temperature of the prostate of the patient through the rectum wall of the patient. Further, and actuator can be provided to actuate the expandable distal probe portion, to increase a diameter thereof.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 23, 2008Publication date: July 2, 2009Applicant: Boston Scientific Scimed, Inc.Inventors: Brian M. Hanley, Michael S.H. Chu, Kenneth J. Daignault, Aidan Petrie, Justin Sirotin, David Robson, Andrew W. Marsella, Dan Nelsen, Michael Weiser, Ramin N. Tehrani