This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent and 1 published patent application. Top assignee: Texas Medical Center. Active years: 2026.
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Years Active: 2026
Title: Jacob Kriegel and His Work on Transcatheter Heart-Failure Treatment.
Introduction
Jacob Kriegel is an inventor associated with Houston, Texas. His patent work addresses a catheter-based approach to treating heart failure by reducing elevated pressure in the left atrium.
Latest Patents
Kriegel is named on one patent, 1 patent: “Transcatheter Device for Interatrial Anastomosis.” The disclosure describes a device assembly and method intended to normalize elevated left atrial blood pressure. The assembly is designed to create a sized opening in the interatrial septum, connecting the heart’s right and left atria to relieve elevated left atrial pressure.
The described system includes a delivery catheter, a tissue stabilizer attached to a catheter with a central lumen and penetrating tip, and a cutter attached to a second catheter. The disclosure also describes alternative configurations with an additional catheter, a tissue-retention mechanism, and an optional coaxial alignment mechanism.
Career Highlights
Kriegel is associated with Texas Medical Center. His patent reflects work on a minimally invasive, transcatheter technique for creating an interatrial aperture as a potential means of addressing heart failure.
Collaborations
Kriegel’s listed coworkers include Christopher Alexander Arevalos and Albertien Greijdanus.
Conclusion
Jacob Kriegel’s patent focuses on a catheter-based interatrial device designed to relieve elevated left atrial pressure, highlighting his contribution to innovation in heart-failure treatment.
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