Jeffrey Carl Peterson

Title: Jeffrey Carl Peterson and Photodynamic Therapy Dosimetry

Introduction

Jeffrey Carl Peterson is an inventor associated with the University of Miami in Miami, Florida. His patent work addresses dosimetry for photodynamic antimicrobial therapy, with a focus on measuring light-related signals during treatment for infectious keratitis.

Latest Patents

The provided information identifies one patent for Peterson: “Dosimetry system for photodynamic antimicrobial therapy device of infectious keratitis.” The invention describes systems and methods for improving dosimetry in photodynamic therapy. Its dosimeter uses switchable optical bandpass filters to selectively transmit luminescence produced by singlet oxygen and background signals. A photoreceiver then converts the received light into electrical output signals that indicate the amount of singlet oxygen produced when a photosensitizer is activated. This measurement approach is intended to help assess treatment dosage.

Career Highlights

Peterson’s listed patent connects his inventive work with the University of Miami. The invention applies optical filtering and signal detection to a medical treatment measurement challenge. The supplied information does not specify his role, employment history, or other career details.

Collaborations

The University of Miami is identified as the company or institution associated with Peterson. The available information does not name additional collaborators or organizations involved in the patent.

Conclusion

Jeffrey Carl Peterson’s listed invention focuses on measuring singlet-oxygen signals to support dosimetry for photodynamic antimicrobial therapy. His patent reflects an application of optical sensing and filtering to treatment measurement at the University of Miami.