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Milwaukee, WI, United States of America

Angely Widhany

USPTO Granted Patents = 22

Average Co-Inventor Count = 2.1

ph-index = 12

Forward Citations = 1,516(Granted Patents)

Location History:

Highlands Ranch, CO (US) (2003)
Milwaukee, WI (US) (2004 - 2009)
Naples, WI (US) (2014)
Greenfield, WI (US) (2015 - 2021)

Company Filing History:

American Medical Technologies, LLC

Abl Technologies, LLC

Neuro and Cardiac Technologies, LLC

Neuro and Cardial Technologies, LLC

5. 9 out of 832,812

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Years Active: 2003-2021

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22 patents (USPTO):Sort by Forward CitationsExplore Patents

1. 11206984 - Methods and system for cardiac mapping for atrial fibrillation using balloon based catheters utilizing medical images (CT or MRI in segments) and left ventricular lead placement for cardiac re-synchronization therapy (CRT) (2021-12-28),

2. 11039883 - Methods and system for atrial fibrillation ablation using balloon based catheters and utilizing medical images (CT or MRI in segments) based cardiac mapping with optional esophageal temperature monitoring (2021-06-22),

3. 10413185 - Methods and system for atrial fibrillation ablation using medical images based cardiac mapping with 3-dimentional (3D) tagging with optional esophageal temperature monitoring (2019-09-17),

4. 9918792 - Methods and system for atrial fibrillation ablation using a fluoroscopy and/or medical images based cardiac mapping system with optional esophageal temperature monitoring (2018-03-20),

5. 9820802 - Methods and system of temperature based alarms and/or automatic interrupt (shut-off) in fluoroscopy (medical images) based mapping system for cryoballoon ablations or radiofrequency (RF) ablations for atrial fibrillation (2017-11-21),

6. 9393071 - Methods and systems of temperature based alarms and/or automatic interrupt (shutoff) during a cardiac ablation procedure (2016-07-19),

7. 9033968 - Methods and systems of temperature based alarms, esophageal cooling and/or automatic interrupt (shut-off) during a cardic ablation procedure (2015-05-19),

8. 8923959 - Methods and system for real-time cardiac mapping (2014-12-30),

9. 7588567 - Method and system of stopping energy delivery of an ablation procedure with a computer based device for increasing safety of ablation procedures (2009-09-15),

10. 7578816 - Method and system of increasing safety of cardiac ablation procedures (2009-08-25),

11. 7444184 - Method and system for providing therapy for bulimia/eating disorders by providing electrical pulses to vagus nerve(s) (2008-10-28),

12. 7369897 - Method and system of remotely controlling electrical pulses provided to nerve tissue(s) by an implanted stimulator system for neuromodulation therapies (2008-05-06),

13. 7330762 - Method and system for providing pulsed electrical stimulation to provide therapy for erectile/sexual dysfunction, prostatitis, prostatitis pain, and chronic pelvic pain (2008-02-12),

14. 7263405 - System and method for providing electrical pulses to the vagus nerve(s) to provide therapy for obesity, eating disorders, neurological and neuropsychiatric disorders with a stimulator, comprising bi-directional communication and network capabilities (2007-08-28),

15. 7191012 - Method and system for providing pulsed electrical stimulation to a craniel nerve of a patient to provide therapy for neurological and neuropsychiatric disorders (2007-03-13),

Title: Innovations in Cardiac Mapping: The Contributions of Angely Widhany

Introduction

Angely Widhany, based in Milwaukee, WI, is a prolific inventor with an impressive portfolio of 22 patents. His work primarily revolves around advancing medical technologies for cardiac care, specifically targeting conditions such as atrial fibrillation. Through his innovative methodologies and systems, he aims to enhance patient outcomes and optimize cardiac procedures.

Latest Patents

Widhany's latest patents include cutting-edge methods and systems for cardiac mapping and ablation processes that utilize balloon-based catheters. One notable invention centers on cardiac mapping for atrial fibrillation using medical images, such as CT or MRI scans. This system allows the overlay and alignment of multiple medical images, enabling medical professionals to navigate efficiently and achieve optimal catheter placement. His technology also accommodates various types of balloon catheters—cryoballoon, laser balloon, and 'hot balloon'—as well as circular catheters.

In another significant patent, he outlines a method for atrial fibrillation ablation, again leveraging medical imaging to refine cardiac mapping. This system includes features such as 3D volume-rendered imagery and enables selective monitoring of anatomical structures, enhancing the precision with which doctors can execute procedures. Moreover, monitoring esophageal temperature adds an extra layer of safety during these critical interventions.

Career Highlights

Throughout his career, Angely Widhany has worked with organizations like American Medical Technologies, LLC, contributing his expertise in medical device innovation. His inventions reflect a commitment to improving the efficacy of cardiac treatments and reducing the risks associated with complex procedures.

Collaborations

Widhany has collaborated with notable colleagues, including Birinder Robert Boveja and Mohammad MasoudiMotlagh. These partnerships have likely enriched his work, merging diverse perspectives and expertise to foster advancements in cardiac technologies.

Conclusion

Angely Widhany’s remarkable contributions to the field of cardiac treatment through his patents demonstrate a clear dedication to innovation and patient care. His advancements in mapping and ablation technologies not only facilitate precise medical procedures but also pave the way for future innovations in cardiac health management. Through his continued work, he is set to influence the landscape of medical technology significantly.

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