This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Active years: 2026.
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Title: Ronald A. Schachar and an Intrascleral Mesh Device for Eye Treatment.
Introduction
Ronald A. Schachar is an inventor associated with La Jolla, California. His patent work includes a device and method intended to treat retinal detachment and other eye conditions.
Latest Patents
The supplied information identifies one patent for Schachar: “Device and Method for Treatment of Retinal Detachment and Other Maladies of the Eye.” The invention describes an expandable mesh tube designed to deform the sclera, the outer wall of the eye. Inserted while unexpanded, the tube has a central portion positioned within the sclera and tapered ends that remain outside it. When expanded, the device is intended to produce inward and outward scleral movement. Its features include openings across the mesh surface, struts with differently sized connecting points, thicker tapered ends, and fixation tabs. The supplied data lists 1 patent.
Career Highlights
The patent reflects Schachar’s work on a mechanical approach to altering scleral shape for potential use in treating retinal detachment and other eye maladies. The available information does not provide further details about his professional history or the development and clinical use of the invention.
Collaborations
The supplied information names Ira H. Schachar as Schachar’s coworker. It does not specify the nature of their collaboration or Ira H. Schachar’s role in the patent.
Conclusion
Ronald A. Schachar’s identified patent proposes an expandable mesh device for controlled scleral deformation, highlighting his contribution to invention in eye treatment.
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