Roy Haim Karny

Title: Roy Haim Karny and Three-Dimensional Catheter Visualization

Introduction

Roy Haim Karny is an inventor associated with Kfar Glikson, Israel, and Biosense Webster (Israel) Ltd. His patent work addresses the visualization of catheter geometry alongside signals acquired from electrodes over time.

Latest Patents

Karny is associated with 1 patent: “Three-dimensional display of a multi-electrode catheter and signals acquired over time.” The invention describes a system with an interface that receives signals from at least two catheter electrodes as they record activity at a patient’s organ. A processor produces a three-dimensional representation of at least part of the catheter and displays traces corresponding to those signals in relation to the physical positions of the respective electrodes. This approach brings electrode locations and their recorded signals together in a shared 3D view.

Career Highlights

Karny’s listed patent is connected to Biosense Webster (Israel) Ltd. and focuses on presenting catheter and signal information in a spatially coordinated format. The patent description emphasizes the relationship between electrode positions and the signals acquired over time.

Collaborations

Karny’s listed coworkers include Nir Yanovich and Alon Ben Natan. The available information identifies them as coworkers but does not specify their roles in the patent.

Conclusion

Roy Haim Karny’s patent describes a three-dimensional visualization system that relates catheter electrode positions to signals recorded over time, reflecting his documented contribution to medical-device innovation.