Parker; Mark P.

Patent Applications and Registrations

Patent applications and USPTO patent grants for Parker; Mark P..The latest application filed is for "apparatus for treating venous insufficiency".

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Parker; Mark P. - San Jose CA
Parker; Mark P - San Jose CA

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Patent Activity

Patent	Date
Expandable vein ligator catheter having multiple electrode leads, and method Grant 8,679,110 - Zikorus , et al. March 25, 2	2014-03-25
Method of ligating hollow anatomical structures Grant 8,267,931 - Farley , et al. September 18, 2	2012-09-18
Method and apparatus for treating venous insufficiency Grant 7,976,536 - Farley , et al. July 12, 2	2011-07-12
Apparatus for treating venous insufficiency Grant 7,967,782 - Laufer , et al. June 28, 2	2011-06-28
Expandable catheter having two sets of electrodes Grant 7,901,402 - Jones , et al. March 8, 2	2011-03-08
Apparatus For Treating Venous Insufficiency App 20100106156 - Laufer; Michael D. ; et al.	2010-04-29
Apparatus for treating venous insufficiency Grant 7,641,633 - Laufer , et al. January 5, 2	2010-01-05
Expandable Vein Ligator Catheter Having Multiple Electrode Leads, And Method App 20090137998 - Zikorus; Arthur W. ; et al.	2009-05-28
Methods And Apparatus For Treatment Of Hollow Anatomical Structures App 20090125009 - Zikorus; Arthur W. ; et al.	2009-05-14
Method Of Ligating Hollow Anatomical Structures App 20090054884 - Farley; Brian E. ; et al.	2009-02-26
Expandable Catheter Having Two Sets Of Electrodes App 20090005775 - Jones; Christopher S. ; et al.	2009-01-01
Method of using expandable vein ligator catheter having multiple electrode leads Grant 7,406,970 - Zikorus , et al. August 5, 2	2008-08-05
Method and apparatus for avulsion of varicose veins Grant 7,163,546 - Mirizzi , et al. January 16, 2	2007-01-16
Expandable vein ligator catheter and method of use Grant 7,041,098 - Farley , et al. May 9, 2	2006-05-09
Methods and apparatus for treatment of hollow anatomical structures App 20060085054 - Zikorus; Arthur W. ; et al.	2006-04-20
Method for treating venous insufficiency using directionally applied energy App 20060069417 - Farley; Brian E. ; et al.	2006-03-30
Apparatus for treating venous insufficiency using directionally applied energy Grant 6,981,972 - Farley , et al. January 3, 2	2006-01-03
Expandable vein ligator catheter having multiple leads, and method App 20040267258 - Zikorus, Arthur W. ; et al.	2004-12-30
Expandable catheter having two sets of electrodes, and method of use App 20040254621 - Jones, Christopher S. ; et al.	2004-12-16
Expandable vein ligator catheter and method of use App 20040162555 - Farley, Brian E. ; et al.	2004-08-19
Expandable vein ligator catheter having multiple electrode leads, and method Grant 6,769,433 - Zikorus , et al. August 3, 2	2004-08-03
Expandable vein ligator catheter and method of use Grant 6,689,126 - Farley , et al. February 10, 2	2004-02-10
Expandable catheter having two sets of electrodes, and method of use Grant 6,682,526 - Jones , et al. January 27, 2	2004-01-27
Expandable catheter having improved electrode design, and method for applying energy Grant 6,638,273 - Farley , et al. October 28, 2	2003-10-28
Method and apparatus for treating venous insufficiency App 20030191512 - Laufer, Michael D. ; et al.	2003-10-09
Method and apparatus for treating venous insufficiency Grant 6,613,045 - Laufer , et al. September 2, 2	2003-09-02
Method and apparatus for avulsion of varicose veins App 20030125759 - Mirizzi, Michael S. ; et al.	2003-07-03
Method of ligating hollow anatomical structures App 20020148476 - Farley, Brian E.. ; et al.	2002-10-17
Expandable vein ligator catheter and method of use App 20020147445 - Farley, Brian E. ; et al.	2002-10-10
Method of ligating hollow anatomical structures Grant 6,401,719 - Farley , et al. June 11, 2	2002-06-11
Expandable vein ligator catheter and method of use Grant 6,398,780 - Farley , et al. June 4, 2	2002-06-04
Expandable vein ligator catheter having multiple electrode leads, and method App 20020007181 - Zikorus, Arthur W. ; et al.	2002-01-17
Method of applying energy to tissue with expandable ligator catheter having multiple electrode leads Grant 6,237,606 - Zikorus , et al. May 29, 2	2001-05-29
Expandable vein ligator catheter having multiple electrode leads Grant 6,200,312 - Zikorus , et al. March 13, 2	2001-03-13
Expandable catheter having two sets of electrodes Grant 6,179,832 - Jones , et al. January 30, 2	2001-01-30
Expandable vein ligator catheter and method of use Grant 6,165,172 - Farley , et al. December 26, 2	2000-12-26
Expandable catheter having improved electrode design, and method for applying energy Grant 6,152,899 - Farley , et al. November 28, 2	2000-11-28
Method and apparatus for delivery of an appliance in a vessel Grant 6,149,660 - Laufer , et al. November 21, 2	2000-11-21
Method and apparatus for treating venous insufficiency Grant 6,036,687 - Laufer , et al. March 14, 2	2000-03-14
Method and apparatus for treating venous insufficiency using directionally applied energy Grant 6,033,398 - Farley , et al. March 7, 2	2000-03-07

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