This inventor holds 2 USPTO granted patents and 13 published patent applications. Top assignee: Cardiovascular Systems, Inc.. Active years: 2026.
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Years Active: 2026
Title: Jeffrey T. Moriarty and Intravascular Lithotripsy Innovations.
Introduction
Jeffrey T. Moriarty is an inventor based in Roseville, Minnesota, whose patent work focuses on intravascular lithotripsy (IVL) technology. His inventions address catheter-based treatment of vascular lesions and the control systems that deliver energy during treatment. Moriarty is associated with Cardiovascular Systems, Inc., and has 2 patents listed in the provided information.
Latest Patents
Moriarty’s listed patents share the title “Control of IVL Systems, Devices and Methods Thereof” and cover complementary aspects of IVL treatment.
One patent describes a catheter system for treating a vascular lesion within or near a heart valve. The system uses an energy source and multiple spaced-apart treatment devices. Each device includes a balloon positioned near the lesion and filled with balloon fluid, along with energy guides that receive energy from the source. The energy forms plasma in the fluid inside the balloon, supporting the treatment approach.
The other patent describes an IVL console designed to power emitters in a catheter. It includes a mains power connection, internal low-voltage control circuitry, and high-voltage power circuitry that generates pulses. Two isolation barriers separate the mains supply and the console’s circuitry, and also connect processors in the low- and high-voltage sections. This arrangement allows the console to receive commands and deliver high-voltage pulses while maintaining electrical isolation.
Career Highlights
The patent descriptions reflect work spanning both the treatment catheter and the console that controls it. Together, these inventions address energy delivery at the treatment site and the electrical architecture needed to operate the system.
Collaborations
Moriarty’s listed coworkers include Jason W. Staab and Donald D. Hanson. His work is associated with Cardiovascular Systems, Inc.
Conclusion
Jeffrey T. Moriarty’s patent work contributes to IVL technology through inventions involving catheter treatment devices and console control systems.
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