This inventor holds 6 USPTO granted patents and 1 EPO patent. Top assignees: Thuris Corporation, University of California. Active years: 1999-2002.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 1999-2002
Title: Richard H. Granger: Inventor in Neurological Assessment
Introduction
Richard H. Granger is an inventor associated with Irvine, California. His work includes patent inventions focused on assessing neurological conditions through electrical brain signals and evoked response potentials. He holds 6 patents.
Latest Patents
Granger’s listed patents include methods for evaluating stroke susceptibility and neurological conditions.
“Method and apparatus for assessing susceptibility to stroke” describes collecting electrical signals from a patient’s brain and comparing them with a reference standard. The standard may come from someone known to be susceptible to stroke or from an earlier measurement of the same patient. The comparison can help assess neural blood flow and potential stroke susceptibility, inform decisions about further testing or treatment, and support clinical-trial enrollment.
“Method and computer program product for assessing neurological conditions and treatments using evoked response potentials” uses data from multiple evoked response potential (ERP) trials. The method characterizes a patient’s ERP signals and compares projections of those signals with reference data from people with known neurological conditions. Weighted comparisons can help assess the presence of a disorder, monitor treatment response, evaluate a treatment regimen, or group patients for clinical trials.
Career Highlights
The supplied career information associates Granger with Thuris Corporation and the University of California. His patent work reflects an emphasis on applying signal analysis and computational comparisons to neurological assessment.
Collaborations
Granger’s listed coworkers include Gary S. Lynch and Christine M. Gall. The supplied information does not specify their roles in the patents or his other work.
Conclusion
Richard H. Granger’s patents describe approaches to using brain-signal measurements and ERP analysis to support neurological assessment, treatment evaluation, and clinical research.
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