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US Patent 11672694 Pain management using cryogenic remodeling

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United States Patent and Trademark Office
United States Patent and Trademark Office
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Patent Number
116726940
Date of Patent
June 13, 2023
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Patent Application Number
158889790
Date Filed
February 5, 2018
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US Patent 9775627 Systems and methods for creating curved paths through bone and modulating nerves within the bone
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US Patent 10456187 Modulating nerves within bone using bone fasteners
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US Patent 10463423 Thermal denervation devices and methods
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US Patent 10478246 Ablation of tissue within vertebral body involving internal cooling
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US Patent 10517611 Systems for navigation and treatment within a vertebral body
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US Patent 10588691 Radiofrequency ablation of tissue within a vertebral body
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US Patent 10596030 Cryogenic enhancement of joint function, alleviation of joint stiffness and/or alleviation of pain associated with osteoarthritis
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US Patent 7144394 Selective delivery of cryogenic energy to intervertebral disc tissue and related methods of intradiscal hypothermia therapy
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US Patent 11938188 Injectable slurries and methods of manufacturing and using the same
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US Patent 11964017 Compositions and methods for treatment of neurological disorders
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Patent Primary Examiner
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Kaitlyn E Smith
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A61B 18/02
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Medical devices, systems, and methods for pain management and other applications may apply cooling with at least one probe inserted through an exposed skin surface of skin. The cooling may remodel one or more target tissues so as to effect a desired change in composition of the target tissue and/or a change in its behavior, often to interfere with transmission of pain signals along sensory nerves. Alternative embodiments may interfere with the function of motor nerves, the function of contractile muscles, and/or some other tissue included in the contractile function chain so as to inhibit muscle contraction and thereby alleviate associated pain. In some embodiments, other sources of pain such as components of the spine (optionally including herniated disks) may be treated.

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