Sensors for Medicine & Science, Inc.

Senseonics, Incorporated

Casey J O'Connor

Arthur Earl Colvin

Steven J Walters

Carrie R Lorenz

Paul Samuel Zerwekh

Robert William Lynn

Jeffrey C Lesho

Andrew D DeHennis

Arthur E Colvin

Benjamin N McLeod

Daniel C Ferraro

Burleigh M Hutchins

Colleen Shannon

Robert Rosenberg

Jr Arthur E Colvin

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A biocompatible, human implantable apparatus and a method for fully encasing a circuit within a polymer housing. The method may include placing the circuit in a mold, injecting a formulation into the mold, and polymerizing the formulation. The formulation may include monomers and polymers. The apparatus may include a circuit in a polymerized formulation of monomers and polymers.

Biocompatible, human implantable apparatus and method for fully encasing a circuit within a polymer housing

The present invention provides an insertion device and method for implanting a biosensor into a patient subject. In one embodiment, a biosensor is stored in the instrument's hydration chamber which enables the biosensor to maintain proper hydration and sterilization prior to insertion. The instrument further includes a plunger that travels along a channel within the support device. After the biosensor is placed into the channel, the user pushes the plunger causing the biosensor to move through the channel and a hollow tube and into the patient subject. The present invention also provides for packaging and storing a biosensor and insertion device so that the biosensor is hydrated and sterile prior to insertion.

Insertion device and method

The present invention provides systems and methods for measuring an analyte in a medium without exposing the medium to contamination. The systems and methods employ a novel combination of a small sensor device embedded in a Luer cap and capable of wirelessly transmitting data to a reading device.

Optical sensor assembly

The present invention provides, among other things, a sensor system, having (1) a sensor implanted in a body part of the subject, wherein the sensor has a first antenna, and (2) a sensor reader worn on the subject's body part, wherein the sensor reader has a band housing a second antenna, which is inductively coupled with the first antenna, for enabling the sensor reader to communicate with the sensor.

Wristband or other type of band having an adjustable antenna for use with a sensor reader

The present invention provides an electro-optical sensing device for detecting the presence or concentration of an analyte. More particularly, the invention relates to (but is not in all cases necessarily limited to) optical-based sensing devices which are characterized by being totally self-contained, with a smooth and rounded oblong, oval, or elliptical shape (e.g., a bean- or pharmaceutical capsule-shape) and a size which permits the device to be implanted in humans for in-situ detection of various analytes.

Optical-based sensing devices

The present invention provides systems and methods for attenuating the effect of ambient light on optical sensors and for measuring and compensating quantitatively for the ambient light.

System and method for attenuating the effect of ambient light on an optical sensor

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Casey J O'Connor