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Martin Ringholz

USPTO Granted Patents = 11 (Patent Applications = 6)

EPO Patents = 1

Average Co-Inventor Count = 3.1

ph-index = 3

Forward Citations = 62(Granted Patents)

Company Filing History:

10 out of 30,045

Siemens Aktiengesellschaft

Years Active: 2011-2019

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11 patents (USPTO):Sort by Forward CitationsExplore Patents

1. 10368946 - Method for determining a target position for a medical procedure (2019-08-06),

2. 9700265 - Patient support apparatus (2017-07-11),

3. 9539136 - Patient positioning table having a transfer plate (2017-01-10),

4. 9289181 - Patient support apparatus, a medical imaging apparatus with the patient support apparatus and a method for marking a maximum occupancy area (2016-03-22),

5. 9283132 - Patient positioning apparatus and a medical imaging apparatus comprising the patient positioning apparatus (2016-03-15),

6. 9117257 - Method to prepare an interventional and/or diagnostic imaging procedure with at least two different medical imaging modalitites (2015-08-25),

7. 9038219 - Patient support apparatus and also a positioning method for positioning a patient's head within a surgical head restraint unit (2015-05-26),

8. 8886286 - Determining and verifying the coordinate transformation between an X-ray system and a surgery navigation system (2014-11-11),

9. 8869327 - Patient support apparatus and medical imaging apparatus having the patient support apparatus (2014-10-28),

10. 8719978 - Patient support apparatus and medical imaging apparatus comprising the patient support apparatus (2014-05-13),

11. 7922391 - Determining calibration information for an x-ray apparatus (2011-04-12),

Title: Innovator Martin Ringholz: Pioneering Advancements in Medical Technology

Introduction: Martin Ringholz is a distinguished inventor based in Erlangen, Germany, with an impressive portfolio that includes 11 patents. His work primarily focuses on advancing medical technology, particularly in the fields of patient support systems and precise localization for invasive procedures.

Latest Patents: Among Ringholz's latest contributions is a groundbreaking method for determining a target position for a medical procedure. This innovative approach utilizes a defined coordinate system and employs entry marks affixed to patients, which indicate the entry position for invasive operations. By capturing at least two 2D radioscopy images from different angles, the method accurately determines the target location by analyzing the site marker's representation within the images.

Another significant invention is the patient support apparatus, designed to enhance the safety and efficiency of neurosurgical interventions. This apparatus includes a support couch and a transfer plate that can be adjusted for optimal positioning, along with a holding unit equipped to support the patient's head and ensure stability during surgery.

Career Highlights: Martin Ringholz has made significant contributions to medical technology through his roles at notable organizations like Siemens Aktiengesellschaft and Brainlab AG. His innovative spirit and technical expertise have elevated medical processes, making surgeries safer and more accurate.

Collaborations: Throughout his career, Ringholz has collaborated with esteemed professionals, including Patrick Gross and Hanns Eder. These collaborations have played a pivotal role in enhancing healthcare solutions and developing advanced medical equipment.

Conclusion: Martin Ringholz continues to be a prominent figure in medical innovation, with a strong emphasis on practical applications that improve patient outcomes. His dedication to creating effective solutions solidifies his legacy as an important inventor in the field of medical technology.

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