This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignees: Kobe University, Kureha Corporation. Active years: 2026.
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Title: Sumie Goto: Inventor of a Bioabsorbable Medical Material
Introduction
Sumie Goto is an inventor associated with Tokyo, Japan. Goto is credited with 1 patent, concerning a bioabsorbable medical material designed to adhere to biological tissue while offering improved degradability.
Latest Patents
Goto’s patent, “Bioabsorbable Medical Material,” describes a material made from a crosslinked polymer formed into a specific shape, together with a disintegration-delaying material retained by the polymer. The polymer degrades in water, but its degradation is suppressed in the presence of acid. When exposed to water at 37°C, the delaying material releases acid at a rate of at least 0.5 mol% per day through the seventh day. The invention aims to combine tissue adhesiveness with controlled breakdown.
Career Highlights
Goto’s listed professional affiliations include Kureha Corporation and Kobe University. The available information does not specify particular roles or dates associated with these organizations.
Collaborations
Goto’s listed coworkers include Kazuhisa Takatsuji and Ayako Fujieda. The available information does not detail their specific contributions to the patent.
Conclusion
Sumie Goto’s patent focuses on a bioabsorbable material that balances adhesion to biological tissue with controlled degradability, reflecting an application of polymer design to medical materials.
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