Surgery – Instruments – Light application
Reexamination Certificate
2006-05-03
2011-11-15
Yao, Sam (Department: 3769)
Surgery
Instruments
Light application
C606S010000, C606S013000, C607S088000, C607S089000
Reexamination Certificate
active
08057464
ABSTRACT:
A light transmission system to provide photodynamic treatment to a patient includes a single use integrated control module and catheter assembly having a plurality of light emitting diodes (LEDs) to transmit light toward target cells within a patient. The integrated light catheter and control module are used in combination with a light activated drug. Selected operating parameters may be programmed into the control module, or it may be wirelessly programmable in situ prior to use to allow user flexibility to tailor treatment for a particular patient or condition. Among the features that prevent reuse are that the control module lacks access to recharge the power source, and it may include a deactivation module that destroys circuitry or software when triggered. To prevent patient interference when in use, the control module may also be configured to selectively deactivate.
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Chen James C.
Daly Steven R.
Guo Zihong
Keltner Llew
Storm Jeffrey R.
Crandall Lynsey
Light Sciences Oncology, Inc.
Seed Intellectual Property Law Group PLLC
Yao Sam
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