Company Filing History:

12 out of 12

Texas Medical Products, Inc.

patents

2 out of 18

Luxtec Corporation

patents

3 out of 832,912

Other

patents

Years Active: 1976-1994

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17 patents (USPTO):Sort by Forward CitationsExplore Patents

1. D349123 - Spectacles having integral illumination (1994-07-26),

2. 5331357 - Illumination assembly (1994-07-19),

3. 4637917 - Bubble oxygenator (1987-01-20),

4. 4631050 - Autotransfusion system and method (1986-12-23),

5. 4422939 - Blood and perfusate filter (1983-12-27),

6. 4345919 - Degasser for biological fluids (1982-08-24),

7. 4335756 - Sterilized medical tubing cover (1982-06-22),

8. 4180896 - Blood oxygenator assembly method (1980-01-01),

9. 4164046 - Valve prosthesis (1979-08-14),

10. 4158693 - Blood oxygenator (1979-06-19),

11. 4068664 - Surgical suction wand assembly and method (1978-01-17),

12. 4045859 - Method of making a suction wand (1977-09-06),

13. 4011944 - Disposable surgical equipment tray (1977-03-15),

14. 4002174 - Air embolus aspirator (1977-01-11),

15. 3963028 - Suction wand (1976-06-15),

Title: The Legacy of Denton A. Cooley: Pioneer in Cardiovascular Surgery

Introduction: Denton A. Cooley, a distinguished male inventor hailing from Houston, Texas, made significant contributions to the field of cardiovascular surgery, leaving a lasting impact on the medical world.

Latest Patents: Denton A. Cooley holds several patents related to innovative surgical techniques and medical devices aimed at improving cardiovascular health and patient outcomes.

Career Highlights: Cooley founded the Texas Heart Institute in 1962, a renowned center for cardiovascular research and education. He performed the world's first successful human heart transplant in 1968 and pioneered numerous advancements in cardiac surgery throughout his career.

Collaborations: Throughout his illustrious career, Denton A. Cooley collaborated with leading medical professionals, researchers, and institutions worldwide to further the field of cardiovascular surgery and save countless lives.

Conclusion: Denton A. Cooley's groundbreaking work and unwavering dedication to advancing cardiovascular surgery have solidified his legacy as a pioneer in the medical field, inspiring future generations of inventors and healthcare professionals.

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Denton A Cooley

Company Filing History:

Years Active: 1976-1994