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NEOTHERMIA CORP

Overview
  • Total Patents
    58
About

NEOTHERMIA CORP has a total of 58 patent applications. Its first patent ever was published in 1996. It filed its patents most often in United States, Australia and EPO (European Patent Office). Its main competitors in its focus markets medical technology are GRANIT MEDICAL INNOVATIONS LLC, VYCOR MEDICAL INC and AFREEZE GMBH.

Patent filings per year

Chart showing NEOTHERMIA CORPs patent filings per year from 1900 to 2020

Focus industries

# Industry
#1 Medical technology

Focus technologies

Top inventors

# Name Total Patents
#1 Eggers Philip E 47
#2 Eggers Andrew R 28
#3 Eggers Eric A 28
#4 Kociecki John 10
#5 Shmulewitz Ascher 8
#6 Crosby Peter A 5
#7 Jopling Michael W 5
#8 Kocieski John 2
#9 Mayerchak Mark A 2
#10 Eggers Phillip E 2

Latest patents

Publication Filing date Title
US6923804B2 Electrosurgical generator
US7041101B2 Electrosurgical accessing of tissue with controlled collateral thermal phenomena
US6955653B2 Electrosurgical method and apparatus with dense tissue recovery capacity
US6923809B2 Minimally invasive instrumentation for recovering tissue
US7004174B2 Electrosurgery with infiltration anesthesia
WO2004030552A1 Electrosurgical generator
WO2004017849A1 Device and method for minimally invasive and intact recovery of tissue
AU2002332597A1 Device and method for minimally invasive and intact recovery of tissue
US6740079B1 Electrosurgical generator
US6471659B2 Minimally invasive intact recovery of tissue
US6277083B1 Minimally invasive intact recovery of tissue
US6287304B1 Interstitial cauterization of tissue volumes with electrosurgically deployed electrodes
US6514248B1 Accurate cutting about and into tissue volumes with electrosurgically deployed electrodes
US6312428B1 Methods and apparatus for therapeutic cauterization of predetermined volumes of biological tissue
US5947964A Methods and apparatus for therapeutic cauterization of predetermined volumes of biological tissue
US6106524A Methods and apparatus for therapeutic cauterization of predetermined volumes of biological tissue