Pringle; Douglas

Patent Applications and Registrations

Patent applications and USPTO patent grants for Pringle; Douglas.The latest application filed is for "in vivo hydraulic fixation including bio-rivets using biocompatible expandable fibers".

Company Profile

1.11.10

Pringle; Douglas - Brandon FL
Pringle; Douglas - Marietta GA
Pringle; Douglas - Kennesaw GA

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Patent Activity

Patent	Date
Methods of making high-strength NDGA polymerized collagen fibers and related collagen-prep methods, medical devices and constructs Grant 10,472,409 - Koob , et al. Nov	2019-11-12
In Vivo Hydraulic Fixation Including Bio-rivets Using Biocompatible Expandable Fibers App 20180168797 - Koob; Thomas J. ; et al.	2018-06-21
In vivo hydraulic fixation including bio-rivets using biocompatible expandable fibers Grant 9,888,996 - Koob , et al. February 13, 2	2018-02-13
Methods Of Making High-strength Ndga Polymerized Collagen Fibers And Related Collagen-prep Methods, Medical Devices And Constructs App 20170152301 - Koob; Thomas J. ; et al.	2017-06-01
Methods of making high-strength NDGA polymerized collagen fibers and related collagen-prep methods, medical devices and constructs Grant 9,603,968 - Koob , et al. March 28, 2	2017-03-28
Dehydration device and methods for drying biological materials Grant 9,555,062 - Pringle , et al. January 31, 2	2017-01-31
In Vivo Hydraulic Fixation Including Bio-rivets Using Biocompatible Expandable Fibers App 20160287377 - Koob; Thomas J. ; et al.	2016-10-06
In vivo hydraulic fixation including bio-rivets using biocompatible expandable fibers Grant 9,393,105 - Koob , et al. July 19, 2	2016-07-19
Dehydration Device And Methods For Drying Biological Materials App 20150127116 - Pringle; Douglas ; et al.	2015-05-07
In Vivo Hydraulic Fixation Including Bio-rivets Using Biocompatible Expandable Fibers App 20140379081 - Koob; Thomas J. ; et al.	2014-12-25
Dehydration device and methods for drying biological materials Grant 8,904,664 - Pringle , et al. December 9, 2	2014-12-09
In vivo hydraulic fixation including bio-rivets using biocompatible expandable fibers Grant 8,858,633 - Koob , et al. October 14, 2	2014-10-14
Dehydration Device And Methods For Drying Biological Materials App 20140051059 - Pringle; Douglas ; et al.	2014-02-20
Woven and/or braided fiber implants and methods of making same Grant 8,177,839 - Koob , et al. May 15, 2	2012-05-15
Tendon or ligament bioprostheses and methods of making same Grant 7,901,455 - Koob , et al. March 8, 2	2011-03-08
Tendon Or Ligament Bioprostheses And Methods Of Making Same App 20080215150 - Koob; Thomas J. ; et al.	2008-09-04
In Vivo Hydraulic Fixation Including Bio-rivets Using Biocompatible Expandable Fibers App 20080200992 - Koob; Thomas J. ; et al.	2008-08-21
Woven And/or Braided Fiber Implants And Methods Of Making Same App 20080188933 - Koob; Thomas J. ; et al.	2008-08-07
Methods Of Making High-strength Ndga Polymerized Collagen Fibers And Related Collagen-prep Methods, Medical Devices And Constructs App 20080161917 - Koob; Thomas J. ; et al.	2008-07-03

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