This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent and 2 published patent applications and 1 EPO patent. Top assignee: Highridge Medical, LLC. Active years: 2026.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2026
Title: Samuel Cho and Spinal Flexion Load Attenuation
Introduction
Samuel Cho is an inventor associated with Westminster, Colorado. His patent work addresses spinal support after fusion surgery, focusing on ways to reduce increased flexion loads on adjacent, unfused vertebrae.
Latest Patents
Cho is associated with 1 patent: “Systems for Attenuation of Increased Spinal Flexion Loads Post-Fusion and Associated Methods.” The patent describes a transition member with a tension component that can connect a fused vertebra to an adjacent unfused vertebra. The tension component can be adjusted to a selected tension, which may modulate the adjacent vertebra’s range of motion during flexion. The system is designed to attenuate spinal flexion loads on adjacent unfused vertebrae after surgery.
Career Highlights
Cho is associated with Highridge Medical, LLC. His patent reflects work on devices and systems intended to address biomechanical challenges that can arise after spinal fusion.
Collaborations
The provided information lists Jason Inzana and Anup Gandhi as Cho’s coworkers. It also lists John Caridi as a company or professional association; the available details do not clarify the nature of that association.
Conclusion
Samuel Cho’s patent focuses on an adjustable transition system designed to modulate motion and attenuate flexion loads on vertebrae adjacent to a spinal fusion.
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