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Wavy Multi-Component Vascular Grafts With Biomimetic Mechanical Properties, Antithrombogenicity, And Endothelial Cell Affinity
Disclosed herein are novel wavy, multi-component vascular grafts (WMVGs) with a wavy inner layer of rigid biopolymer fibers and an outer layer of elastic biopolymer fibers and a method for preparing W...
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Lih-Sheng Turng, Haoyang Mi | P180253US02
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Disposable Speculum For Digital Otoscope
A disposable speculum for an otoscope provides a sheath adapted to cover an elongate otoscope probe and providing inwardly extending tabs that are adapted to flex outward when the speculum is inserted...
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James Berbee, Gregory Rebella, Azita Hamedani, Patrick Ayerle, Thomas Hutcheson IV, Ralph Paul | P190183US01
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Catheter Apparatus And Method
Aspects of the disclosure are directed to methods and/or apparatuses involving the deployment and coupling of catheters. As may be implemented in accordance with one or more embodiments, each of first...
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Paul Laeseke, Michael Woods, Emily Foran, Will Flanigan, Alexandra Doersch, Brett Struthers, Joseph Ashley | P180230US02
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Neuromodulation To Modulate Glymphatic Clearance
The present invention provides materials and methods for using electrical stimulation to treat a mammal having a proteinopathy (e.g., neurodegenerative diseases) or at risk of developing a proteinopat...
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Justin Williams, Kip Ludwig, Erika Ross | P170016US02
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Sleep Apnea Therapy Device That Automatically Adjusts The Fraction Of Inspired Carbon Dioxide
A comfortable device for treating sleep apnea incorporates a mask, a flexible hose and a chamber for collecting expired air containing CO2. A sensor detects apnea and a control system automatically ad...
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John Webster, Icaro dos Santos, Jacob Levin, Mehdi Shokoueinejad Maragheh, Fa Wang, Jerome Dempsey, Ailiang Xie | P190177US01
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System And Method For Adjusting The Volume Of Auditory Stimulation During Sleep Based On Sleep Depth Latencies
The present disclosure pertains to a system configured to adjust a volume of auditory stimulation delivered to a subject during sleep. The system is configured to determine a deepening time indicative...
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Giulio Tononi, Brady Riedner, Gary Garcia Molina, Michele Bellesi | P160412US02
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Penetration Of Cerebral Spinal Fluid Into The Brain Parenchyma Using Temporally Patterned Neuromodulation
Electrical stimulation of specific facial and lingual nerves creates a more sustained pulsatility activity compared to stimulation of other cranial nerves. Pulsatility of arteries has intrinsic time c...
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Justin Williams, Kip Ludwig, Angela Williams, Samuel Poore | P190197US02
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Device And Method For Accelerated Material Extraction And Detection
A method and device are provided for detecting a target in a biological sample. The target binds to a solid phase substrate. First and second cavities in a plate are filled with an oil. The first and ...
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David Beebe, Duane Juang, Terry Juang, David O'Connor, Thomas Friedrich | P200328US01
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Surgical Face Shield
The importance of face shields in preventing the transmission of infectious agents is increasingly well established. Typically, a face shield will include a headband that can be clamped about the head...
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Michael Bentz, Lennon Rodgers, Karl Williamson | P210049US02
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Methods for Detection, Staging and Surveillance of Colorectal Adenomas and Carcinomas
In 2016, approximately 135,000 new cases of colon and rectal cancers will be diagnosed and nearly 50,000 will die from this disease, making it the one of the most common causes of cancer related death...
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Michael Sussman, Melanie Ivancic, Gregory Kennedy, William Dove, Perry Pickhardt, Mark Reichelderfer | P160352US02
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Method and Device to Screen and Sort Cancer Immunotherapy Cells
A new cancer treatment being studied at a few major centers including UW Health is CAR T (Chimeric Antigen Receptor T cell) therapy. CAR T therapy uses a patient's own cells and 'reengineers' them to ...
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Melissa Skala, Alexandra Walsh | P180292US02
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Algorithms to Classify T Cell Activation by Autofluorescence Imaging
The importance of T cells in immunotherapy is driving the development of technologies to better characterize T cells and improve therapeutic efficacy. One specific objective is assessing antigen-induc...
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Melissa Skala, Anthony Gitter, Zijie Wang, Alexandra Walsh | P190306US02
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Porous Silicon Nanomembranes for the Rapid Separation of Macromolecules by Size and Shape
The separation or isolation of proteins from a heterogeneous mixture is a common practice in scientific experimentation and the manufacturing of biologic reagents. Commercially available kits and cur...
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Gokul Gopalakrishnan, Mark Levenstein | T180038WO01
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‘Smart’ Cerebrospinal Fluid Shunt
Hydrocephalus is a life-threatening condition caused by abnormal accumulation of cerebrospinal fluid within the ventricles of the brain. Typically it is treated through the surgical placement of a shu...
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Bermans Iskandar, Joshua Medow, Christopher Luzzio, John Webster, Mehdi Shokoueinejad Maragheh, Fa Wang, Xuan Zhang | P170214US01
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Slippery Liquid-Infused Porous Surfaces (SLIPS) with Improved Antifouling Properties, Small Molecule Release
Slippery liquid-infused porous surfaces (SLIPS) are an emerging class of materials with unique antifouling properties and applications ranging from biomedical device coatings and consumer products to ...
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David Lynn, Uttam Manna | P160308US02
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Liquid Crystal-Based Assay for Rapid and Precise Detection of Endotoxin in the Presence of Masking Agents
Bacterial contamination is a major risk in biologics manufacturing and the presence of endotoxin, an outer membrane component of Gram-negative bacteria, is vigorously tested for in protein and DNA/RNA...
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Nicholas Abbott, Christopher Murphy, Jugal Gupta, I-Hsin Lin | P09241US02
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Modular Peptide Binds to Biomaterials and Promotes New Bone Formation
Musculoskeletal conditions cost an estimated $254 billion each year in the United States, and bone and joint diseases account for half of all chronic conditions in adults over the age of 50. Current c...
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William Murphy, Jae Sung Lee, Mark Markel, Ben Graf | P09202US
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Minimally Invasive Microwave Ablation Antennas
Microwave ablation is a minimally invasive method for treating cancer, especially solid tumors. The method uses an interstitial antenna that heats tissue with microwave energy.
These antennas require...
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Nader Behdad, Susan Hagness, Hung Luyen | P140132US01
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A Low-Cost, Dosimeter Accessory Kit Enabling the Collection of Accurate Sound Level Measurements from within the Ear Canal
Noise level in the workplace is a concern and is monitored by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA). In many instances, providing some form of hearing protection is an easy solution...
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Lynn Gilbertson, Donna Vosburgh, Tim Klein | T150024US02
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Noninvasive Assay for Bovine Embryo Quality
Selection intensity for higher milk production in dairy cattle has contributed to a decline in fertility, posing a challenge to dairy producers. Despite technological advances, the pregnancy rate of c...
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Hasan Khatib, Jenna Kropp | P150131US02
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Predicting Glucoregulatory Dysfunction
The term glucoregulatory dysfunction covers a spectrum of disorders from insulin resistance to prediabetes and diabetes. Problems associated with glucoregulatory dysfunction and obesity dominate healt...
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Dhanansayan Shanmuganayagam, Rozalyn Anderson, Ricki Colman, James Ntambi, Mary Lindstrom, Michael Polewski, Maggie Burhans | P150057US02
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Growth Factor Regulation in Blood Products for Improved Wound Healing
Growth factor regulation is a key function of the extracellular matrix and critical for proper blood vessel growth and maturation during wound healing. In particular, blood vessel sprouting is essenti...
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William Murphy, David Belair, Ngoc Nhi T. Le, Michael Toepke, Nicholas Impellitteri, Connie Chamberlain | P160179US01
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More Stable Collagen Mimetic Peptides for Wound Healing
Collagen is the most abundant protein in vertebrates, providing support to virtually every tissue including skin, bone and blood vessel. It is of critical importance in wound healing.
Given its signi...
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Ronald Raines, Ismet Tanrikulu | P140407US02
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Implantable Cancer Drug Delivery Device Signals the Future of Personalized Medicine
Cancer treatment planning remains an ongoing challenge to oncologists and patients alike, with each cancer being genetically unique and requiring personalized approaches. Greater outcome success will ...
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David Beebe, Mark Burkard, Jay Warrick, David Guckenberger, Lee Wilke | P150255US01
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Improved System for Stroke Therapy and Rehabilitation
Each year approximately 780,000 Americans experience a new or recurrent stroke. Approximately 85 percent of these patients survive and require rehabilitation, making stroke the leading cause of ...
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Justin Williams, Vivek Prabhakaran | P09245US02