Mubin I Syed

20190357926, Nov 28, 2019

May 24, 2019

16/422185

Mubin I. SYED - Springfield OH, US

A61B 17/221
A61B 34/00

An arterial embolus retrieval system is disclosed. The arterial embolus retrieval system can include an outer sheath configured as a tubular structure and that's able to move independent of a vessel wall. The arterial embolus retrieval system includes a retriever within the outer sheath, and configured to move independent of the outer sheath. The arterial embolus retrieval system also includes a handle configured to deploy the retriever, and a guidewire opposite of the handle and surrounded by the vessel wall. The outer sheath and the retriever can be configured to be guided to a location of an embolus using the guidewire. The guidewire can be configured to be retrieved once the outer sheath and the retriever are proximal to the embolus.

20190336114, Nov 7, 2019

May 7, 2019

16/405204

Mubin I. Syed - Springfield OH, US

A61B 17/00
A61B 17/12

A closure device is provided. The closure device includes a first planar disk delivered to a first vascular vessel and a second planar disk delivered to a second vascular vessel adjacent to the first vascular vessel. The closure device also includes a compression element configured to pull the first planar disk and the second planar disk together. The first planar disk and the second planar disk are disposed in parallel planes and have a common axis.

20190254675, Aug 22, 2019

Nov 7, 2018

16/183150

- Springfield OH, US
Suresh PAI - Los Altos CA, US
Azim SHAIKH - Beavercreek OH, US
Mubin I. SYED - Springfield OH, US

RAM MEDICAL INNOVATIONS, LLC - Springfield OH

A61B 17/12
A61F 2/966
A61M 25/06
A61B 17/34

A guide sheath device with an integrated stabilization wire is provided. The guide sheath device includes an elongate member having a proximal and distal end and a lumen there between and a stabilization wire integrated to the elongate member.

20190091441, Mar 28, 2019

Nov 29, 2018

16/204478

Mubin I. SYED - Springfield OH, US

A61M 25/00

A combination flush catheter and selective catheter as one convertible catheter and methods of using the same. The selective catheter may be a reverse curve or guide catheter. The additional steps of removal of the flush catheter and re-insertion of the selective catheter may be eliminated, reducing the possibility of errors and making the procedure smoother and shorter.

20180250147, Sep 6, 2018

May 4, 2018

15/971133

Mubin I. SYED - Springfield OH, US

A61F 2/954
A61M 25/00
A61B 17/00
A61M 25/01
A61B 34/20
A61F 2/962
A61M 25/09
A61M 25/10

The use of bifurcated catheter is disclosed for stabilizing working catheters for carotid percutaneous intervention of vessels originating from a tortuous aortic arch, which uses guide wires that used to enable the catheters accessing the left or right carotid arteries (CA). Also disclosed is the use of two independent catheters or a catheter and snare wire within a single sheath, as well as the implementations, associated problems and corrective solutions to the identified problems. Further additional uses of the bifurcated catheter/dual catheter, for access to and treatment of other exemplary tortuous locations where stability of the procedural catheter would make a difference are also disclosed in the current application.

20180127756, May 10, 2018

Dec 19, 2017

15/846453

Mubin I. SYED - Springfield OH, US

C12N 15/113
A61B 34/20
A61K 38/45
A61K 33/42
C12N 7/00

Methods for controlling obesity using minimally-invasive procedures including introducing embolic crystal particles that are naturally occurring and mostly non-toxic salts into the arterial capillaries feeding the sections of the stomach where the appetite inducing hormone, ghrelin, is produced to limit the blood flow to the region reducing appetite; introducing a virus vector or antisense oligonucleotide to inhibit the production of ghrelin and reduce the appetite; and introducing a soluble embolic particle with a virus vector or antisense oligonucleotide which will inhibit the flow of blood initially and then dissolve and release the inhibit vector to the region, generating ghrelin to control the appetite.

20180059124, Mar 1, 2018

Aug 24, 2016

15/246155

Mubin I. Syed - Springfield OH, US

G01N 33/86
G01N 33/96
G01N 33/49

Recombinant tissue plasminogen activator (tPA) is a lytic medication in wide use to treat thrombotic disorders such as stroke, myocardial infarction (MI), and pulmonary embolism (PE). It is also used “off-label” for the treatment of deep venous thrombosis (DVT) and acute peripheral arterial thrombosis/embolism. It has been shown in multiple studies that in approximately 25% of the individuals receiving the treatment the drug is ineffective. Start of the tPA treatment for these patients results in delay of start of alternate treatment for these patients which may be life saving for them. In the past there has been no test to find the effectiveness of the treatment and identify the individuals for whom the treatment will be ineffective. What is disclosed is a method of testing for effectiveness of the tPA treatment, that is testing for thrombolytic resistance, using a sample of the individual's blood via coagulation analysis.

20180042743, Feb 15, 2018

Oct 3, 2017

15/724107

- Springfield OH, US
Mubin I. SYED - Springfield OH, US

RAM Medical, LLC - Springfield OH

A61F 2/954
A61M 25/00
A61F 2/962

Systems and methods to provide end to end stabilization support to the operational catheter and reduce the need to stabilize or push from the lateral wall of the aorta during coronary interventions. This reduces the potential for stroke from plaque breaking off the wall of the aorta during intervention procedures. A support and stabilization wire having one end at the femoral percutaneous access and the second end at a radial percutaneous access is established for end to end stabilization. A bifurcated catheter having a wide lumen for procedural catheters and a narrow lumen for the support wire or catheter is advanced over the support wire to the aortic arch. A procedural catheter and a variety of different shaped guide wires may be deployed from the wide lumen of the bifurcated catheter into the right or left coronary artery to accommodate a range of aortic anatomical considerations during the coronary interventions.