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George A. Keller — 8 Patents

CTCardiovascular Technologies: 3 patents #5 of 15Top 35%
BABiopath Automation: 2 patents #9 of 18Top 50%
CSCardiothoracic Systems: 1 patents #43 of 63Top 70%
Medtronic: 1 patents #5,474 of 6,367Top 90%
Grandview Heights, OH: #4 of 12 inventorsTop 35%
Ohio: #10,270 of 73,341 inventorsTop 15%
Overall (All Time): #600,572 of 4,157,543Top 15%
8 Patents All Time
George A. Keller has been granted 8 US patents while listed as an inventor at Cardiovascular Technologies. The first was granted in 1999 and the most recent in October 2011. George A. Keller ranks #600,572 of 4,157,543 US inventors in our database (top 14.4%). Patent records list George A. Keller in Grandview Heights, OH, US.

Patents per Year

Patents granted per year, 1999 to 2011Bar chart with a peak of 2 patents in 2000.peak 21999: 1 patents19992000: 2 patents20002002: 1 patents20022008: 1 patents20082010: 2 patents20102011: 1 patents2011

Issued Patents All Time

Showing 1–8 of 8 patents

Patent #TitleCo-InventorsDateApprox Value ⓘ
8034292 Apparatus and methods for automated handling and embedding of tissue samples Douglas P. Allen, Dominic P. DiNovo, Rebeccah P. Quam, Thomas J. Ward, Warren P. Williamson, IV 2011-10-11
7722642 Extremely long wire fasteners for use in minimally invasive surgery and means and methods for handling those fasteners Warren P. Williamson, IV, Paul A. Spence, Cecil R. Robinson, Thomas J. Ward 2010-05-25 $17,842,000
7722810 Apparatus and methods for automated handling and embedding of tissue samples Douglas P. Allen, Dominic P. DiNovo, Matthew J. Huddleston, Kenneth E. Hughes, Keith A. Kuisick +6 more 2010-05-25
7326177 Tissue stabilizer having an articulating lift element William P. Williamson, IV, Paul A. Spence, Mark S. Ortiz, Harry Leonard Green, II 2008-02-05
6406424 Tissue stabilizer having an articulating lift element Warren P. Williamson, IV, Paul A. Spence, Mark S. Ortiz, Harry Leonard Green, II 2002-06-18
6162233 Wire fasteners for use in minimally invasive surgery and means and methods for handling those fasteners Warren P. Williamson, IV, Paul A. Spence, Cecil R. Robinson, Thomas J. Ward 2000-12-19
6042607 Means and method of replacing a heart valve in a minimally invasive manner Warren P. Williamson, IV, Paul A. Spence, George Christakis, Thomas J. Ward, Dominic P. DiNovo +2 more 2000-03-28
5972004 Wire fasteners for use in minimally invasive surgery and apparatus and methods for handling those fasteners Warren P. Williamson, IV, Paul A. Spence, Cecil R. Robinson, Thomas J. Ward 1999-10-26