Molly Solomon

Title: Molly Solomon and the Anti-Migration Stent.

Introduction

Molly Solomon is an inventor associated with Groton, Massachusetts, and Boston Scientific Scimed, Inc. Her patent work includes an anti-migration stent designed to help an endoprosthesis remain positioned within a vessel.

Latest Patents

The supplied information identifies one patent for Molly Solomon: “Anti-migration stent.” The invention describes an endoprosthesis with a tubular scaffold made from one or more interwoven filaments. The scaffold can shift between radially collapsed and expanded configurations and is secured to a polymeric covering.

An anti-migration element extends outward from the scaffold and follows a helical path along at least part of its length. The element may include a wire running along the scaffold’s outer surface, with an optional second polymeric covering over the wire. The design is intended to help resist movement after implantation.

Career Highlights

Solomon’s listed patent work concerns medical-device technology, specifically a stent structure and its positioning within a vessel lumen. The supplied data associates her with Boston Scientific Scimed, Inc. and records 1 patent.

Collaborations

Jasmine Clevenger is identified as Solomon’s coworker. The available information does not specify their roles or describe a particular joint project.

Conclusion

Molly Solomon’s recorded invention is an anti-migration stent that combines an expandable scaffold, a polymeric covering, and a helical element intended to help maintain placement within a vessel.