Tom Delaey

Title: Tom Delaey and Medical Device Placement Innovation.

Introduction

Tom Delaey is an inventor based in Waalre, the Netherlands. His work includes a patented medical template designed to help plan the placement of portions of a medical device. Delaey is associated with Salvia Bioelectronics B.V. His listed patent portfolio includes 1 patent.

Latest Patents

Delaey’s patent, “Template for Planning a Placement of One or More Portions of a Medical Device,” describes a medical template with portions corresponding to parts of a device. Its first face is designed to sit adjacent to outer skin and follow a curved plane parallel to the skin’s curved plane.

The template may include mechanically resistive regions that limit transverse curvature, causing parts of those regions to deviate from the template plane. It may also include alignment marks offset to account for the implantation depth of corresponding device portions. These features are intended to support planning and alignment during medical device placement.

Career Highlights

Delaey’s listed invention focuses on a practical challenge in medical device implantation: positioning device portions in relation to curved skin and underlying tissue. The patent describes template features intended to assist with placement planning and alignment. He is associated with Salvia Bioelectronics B.V.

Collaborations

Delaey’s listed coworkers include Daniel Willem Elisabeth Schobben and Stijn Willem Boere. The available information identifies these professional connections but does not specify their roles in the patent or related work.

Conclusion

Tom Delaey’s patent presents a medical placement template that accounts for curved skin surfaces, implantation depth, and device alignment. It represents his documented contribution to medical device planning and innovation.