Plano, TX, United States of America

Nuvectra Corporation


USPTO Granted Patents = 76


Trademarks = 3

Forward Citations = 1,288

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41 inventors (with patents filed for the assignee):

goldMedal Yohannes Iyassu (38 out of 64 patents)

silverMedal Norbert F Kaula (38 out of 139 patents)

bronzeMedal John Matthew Swoyer (13 out of 95 patents)

4.  Stephen C Trier (8 out of 31 patents)

5.  Richard J Polefko (8 out of 25 patents)

6.  James Finley (8 out of 18 patents)

7.  Michael S Labbe (6 out of 15 patents)

8.  Steven Siegel (6 out of 16 patents)

9.  Michele Spinelli (6 out of 16 patents)

10.  Scott F Drees (6 out of 15 patents)

11.  Jeffrey Weisgarber (5 out of 11 patents)

12.  Lawrence Kane (5 out of 30 patents)

13.  Elliot Bridgeman (5 out of 12 patents)

14.  Shahn S Sage (5 out of 43 patents)

15.  Jesse D Geroy (5 out of 27 patents)


Core Competencies:
Implantable Leads
Pulse Generators
Stimulation Parameters
Lead Placement
Neural Stimulation
Patient Feedback
Virtual Reality
Current Balancing
Electrical Stimulation
Pain Maps
Impedance Measurement
Braided Reinforcement

76 patents:

Nuvectra Corporation, headquartered in Plano, Texas, specializes in the development and manufacturing of implantable stimulation devices aimed at enhancing patient outcomes in neuromodulation therapies. The company focuses on advanced technologies such as implantable leads and pulse generators, optimizing stimulation parameters and lead placement techniques. Nuvectra integrates innovative approaches, including patient feedback mechanisms and virtual reality, to refine neural stimulation practices and improve therapeutic efficacy.
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USPTO Data Jan 1 1976 - Sep 29 2026

Nuvectra Corporation
76 Patents

#19 in Plano, TX

#259 in Texas

#4,837 in US

#9,873 in the World

Plano, TX (US)
Plano, TX, United States of America
Forward Citations = 1,288

41 inventors:

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