This inventor holds 2 USPTO granted patents and 2 published patent applications and 1 EPO patent. Top assignee: Materialise N.v.. Active years: 2025-2026.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2025-2026
Title: Filip Jonkergouw: Advancing Surgical Planning and Augmented Reality
Introduction
Filip Jonkergouw is an inventor based in Leuven, Belgium, whose work includes technologies for surgical planning and augmented reality-assisted joint arthroplasty. He is associated with Materialise N.V. His portfolio includes 2 patents.
Latest Patents
Jonkergouw’s listed patents address medical imaging, anatomical modeling, and surgical guidance.
- **Surgery planning system with automated defect quantification.** This invention describes a process for preparing medical treatment plans using patient medical images. It creates a three-dimensional anatomy model, fits a statistical shape model to it, derives quantitative measurements, and uses those measurements to classify an anatomical defect.
- **Augmented reality assisted joint arthroplasty.** This invention describes systems and methods that create a virtual scene containing anatomical elements, identify references in the physical scene, and register the virtual scene to those references. The resulting augmented scene is displayed on a device to assist with surgery.
Career Highlights
The inventions attributed to Jonkergouw focus on applying computational models and visualization to surgical workflows. Automated defect quantification can support treatment planning, while augmented reality registration can help align virtual anatomical information with the patient’s physical anatomy.
Collaborations
Jonkergouw is associated with Materialise N.V. His listed coworkers include Nele Daemen and Katrien Plessers.
Conclusion
Filip Jonkergouw’s patent work brings together medical image analysis, anatomical modeling, and augmented reality to support surgical planning and joint arthroplasty.
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