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Method for Monitoring Physiological Cycles of a Patient to Optimize Patient Therapy

CVRX, Inc.

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PatentTitleHolderStatusExpiresTime remainingConfidence
US 9,414,760Method for Monitoring Physiological Cycles of a Patient to Optimize Patient Therapy
In force
 · Medium confidence
CVRX, Inc.In force
Medium confidence
US 8,214,050Method for Monitoring Physiological Cycles of a Patient to Optimize Patient Therapy
In force
 · High confidence
CVRX, Inc.In force
High confidence
Application 13/538,571Method for Monitoring Physiological Cycles of a Patient to Optimize Patient Therapy
Abandoned
Abandoned May 29, 2014
CVRX, Inc.AbandonedAbandoned May 29, 2014not computed
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2 of these are in force and held by CVRX, Inc..
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