Devices and Methods for Removal of Material in a Vasculature
Summary
The USPTO granted patent US12588926B2 to 2MG, Inc. for devices and methods enabling removal of material from vasculature using a catheter that suctions material while rotating, potentially in combination with an external cuff to create a dam. The patent names inventors Mehrdad Farhangnia, Thomas Davis, Theodore Karmon, Brian Carter Wolfe, and Jonathan James Penrod.
What changed
The USPTO granted patent US12588926B2 (Kind B2) on March 31, 2026, to 2MG, Inc. covering devices and methods for removing material from vasculature locations, particularly in lower extremities. The technology involves a catheter that suctions material while rotating to assist removal, optionally used with an external cuff that creates a dam preventing material from flowing throughout the body. The patent has 18 claims and was filed as Application No. 18129715 on March 31, 2023.
This is a routine patent grant notification with no compliance obligations or deadlines. Companies developing similar vascular material removal devices should review the claims to assess potential freedom-to-operate implications or consider licensing opportunities. The patent does not impose regulatory requirements but may affect competitive positioning in the vascular intervention device market.
Source document (simplified)
Devices and methods for removal of material in a vasculature
Grant US12588926B2 Kind: B2 Mar 31, 2026
Assignee
2MG, Inc.
Inventors
Mehrdad Farhangnia, Thomas Davis, Theodore Karmon, Brian Carter Wolfe, Jonathan James Penrod
Abstract
Devices and methods may allow for the removal of material from a remote location in the vasculature. In an example of such a remote location, the device may be used in the vasculature of a lower extremity in combination with an external cuff. The external cuff may create a dam preventing material from flowing throughout the body. With the external cuff in place, the device of the present disclosure may be utilized to suction the material from the vasculature while rotating the catheter to assist in the removal of the material.
CPC Classifications
A61B 17/320758 A61B 2217/005
Filing Date
2023-03-31
Application No.
18129715
Claims
18
Related changes
Source
Classification
Who this affects
Taxonomy
Browse Categories
Get Healthcare alerts
Weekly digest. AI-summarized, no noise.
Free. Unsubscribe anytime.
Get alerts for this source
We'll email you when ChangeBridge: Patent Grants - Diagnosis & Surgery (A61B) publishes new changes.