This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Columbia University. Active years: 2026.
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Years Active: 2026
Title: Jonathan B. Russ: Inventor of a Transcatheter Dilatable Valve Prosthesis
Introduction
Jonathan B. Russ is an inventor associated with Columbia University in New York, NY (US). His patent work concerns a transcatheter valve prosthesis designed to expand while maintaining a functional valve structure.
Latest Patents
Russ is credited with 1 patent: “Transcatheter Dilatable Biostable Polymeric Stented Valved Tube Prosthesis.” The invention describes a tubular member that can be plastically deformed from a first dimension to a second dimension, together with a valve component containing multiple leaflets that can expand between those dimensions. Elastomeric glue secures the valve component to the tube at two circumferential regions, creating an annular cavity in which an expandable stent is positioned. This arrangement is intended to support a dilatable valve prosthesis delivered through a catheter.
Career Highlights
Russ’s listed patent highlights work on a biostable polymeric valve design that combines a deformable tubular structure, expandable leaflets, and an internal stent. The patent record provided identifies Columbia University as his associated organization.
Collaborations
Russ’s listed coworker is David Kalfa. Their association reflects a connection to Columbia University and its work in medical-device innovation.
Conclusion
Jonathan B. Russ’s patent describes a catheter-delivered valve prosthesis engineered to expand while integrating a valve, deformable tube, and supporting stent.
Data source: USPTO (United States Patent and Trademark Office) public patent records. Weekly synchronization. How IDiyas builds this profile