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In situ Assembly of Prosthetic Pacing Valves

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The USPTO granted Patent US12605553B1 to Smartvalves Ltd on April 21, 2026 for an electrical-component add-on used with prosthetic cardiac valves. The invention comprises a support structure configured to assume delivery and deployed configurations, shaped as a ring when deployed to receive the prosthetic valve's tubular frame. The add-on includes an antenna and electrodes supported by the support structure. The patent contains 24 claims and covers positioning at, above, or below the annulus of a native cardiac valve.

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The USPTO has issued Patent US12605553B1 to Smartvalves Ltd, representing a new intellectual property asset covering an electrical-component add-on system for prosthetic cardiac valve applications. The patent claims priority to application filed March 3, 2025 and encompasses 24 claims relating to the ring-shaped support structure and its integrated electrical components.

Medical device companies developing or commercialising prosthetic cardiac valve technologies should conduct freedom-to-operate analyses in view of this granted patent. Competitors may wish to explore licensing opportunities with Smartvalves Ltd or design around the claimed configurations to avoid potential infringement exposure.

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In situ assembly of prosthetic pacing valves

Grant US12605553B1 Kind: B1 Apr 21, 2026

Assignee

SMARTVALVES LTD

Inventors

Meni Iamberger, Navot Rabban, Boaz Harari

Abstract

An electrical-component add-on is provided for use with a prosthetic cardiac valve including a tubular frame. The electrical-component add-on includes a support and one or more electrical components. The support is (a) configured to assume delivery and deployed configurations, (b) configured to be positioned above, at, or below an annulus of a native cardiac valve of a heart, and (c) shaped as a ring when in the deployed configuration, so as to receive the tubular frame of the prosthetic cardiac valve within the support. The one or more electrical components are supported by the support, and include an antenna and one or more electrodes. Other embodiments are also described.

CPC Classifications

A61F 2/2427-2429 A61F 2/2418

Filing Date

2025-03-03

Application No.

19068620

Claims

24

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USPTO
Published
April 21st, 2026
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Rule
Branch
Executive
Legal weight
Binding
Stage
Final
Change scope
Minor
Document ID
US12605553B1

Who this affects

Applies to
Medical device makers
Industry sector
3345 Medical Device Manufacturing
Activity scope
Patent issuance Medical device innovation
Geographic scope
United States US

Taxonomy

Primary area
Intellectual Property
Operational domain
Legal
Topics
Medical Devices Healthcare

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