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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Dec. 09, 2025
Filed:
Apr. 11, 2022
Medtronic Ireland Manufacturing Unlimited Company, Dublin, IE;
Ayala Hezi-Yamit, Windsor, CA (US);
Rudy A. Beasley, Rohnert Park, CA (US);
Susan Thornton Edwards, Santa Rosa, CA (US);
Lori Garcia, Santa Rosa, CA (US);
Michele Lee Silver, Hamden, CT (US);
Christopher W. Storment, Sonoma, CA (US);
Carol M. Sullivan, Litchfield Park, AZ (US);
Joseph A. Traina, Napa, CA (US);
Stefan Stoyanov Tunev, Santa Rosa, CA (US);
Medtronic Ireland Manufacturing Unlimited Company, Dublin, IE;
Abstract
Provided herein are methods, devices, compositions, and kits for monitoring neuromodulation efficacy based on changes in the level or activity of one or more target biomarkers. A method can include transluminally delivering a distal portion of an elongated shaft of a catheter to a target renal blood vessel and at least partially inhibiting sympathetic neural activity of a renal nerve. The method includes determining a post-neuromodulation level of one or more biomarkers after at least partially inhibiting the sympathetic neural activity of the renal nerve, wherein the level of the one or more biomarkers directly or indirectly correlates with sympathetic nervous activity in the patient. The method can include comparing the post-neuromodulation level to a predetermined level for the one or more biomarkers, wherein the renal neuromodulation procedure is classified as at least partially successful if the post-neuromodulation level differs from the predetermined level.