Inventor · Santa Rosa, CA, US

Andrew Lee

45Patents
19h-index
20Co-inventors
77Inventor score

Filing activity: May 23, 2003 → Nov 6, 2019

Most-cited inventions

PatentTitleAreaCited byStatus
US6986771B2 Spine stabilization system Human Necessities 443 Expired
US6989011B2 Spine stabilization system Human Necessities 436 Expired
US7481766B2 Multiple-blade retractor Human Necessities 267 Expired
US8894691B2 Polyaxial screw Human Necessities 226 Active
US7758617B2 Percutaneous vertebral stabilization system Human Necessities 219 Active
US7666189B2 Less invasive surgical system and methods Human Necessities 187 Active
US7674296B2 Expandable vertebral prosthesis Human Necessities 186 Expired
US8337559B2 Expandable vertebral prosthesis Human Necessities 159 Active
US7563284B2 Intervertebral disc implant Human Necessities 156 Active
US8668740B2 Expandable vertebral prosthesis Human Necessities 125 Active
US7811327B2 Expandable vertebral prosthesis Human Necessities 117 Active
US7503924B2 Polyaxial screw Human Necessities 103 Expired
US7559942B2 Spine stabilization system Human Necessities 97 Active
US8308802B2 Expandable vertebral prosthesis Human Necessities 40 Active
US8308728B2 Percutaneous vertebral stabilization system Human Necessities 34 Active
US8034086B2 Polyaxial screw Human Necessities 29 Active
US8034082B2 Transverse fixation device for spinal fixation systems Emerging Cross-Sectional Technologies 25 Expired
US9119675B2 Transverse fixation device for spinal fixation systems Emerging Cross-Sectional Technologies 21 Active
US8475495B2 Polyaxial screw Human Necessities 20 Active
US8790374B2 Polyaxial screw Human Necessities 11 Active
US9314273B2 Percutaneous vertebral stabilization system Human Necessities 9 Active
US8617217B2 Polyaxial screw Human Necessities 9 Active
US9393128B2 Expandable vertebral prosthesis Human Necessities 8 Active
US9259254B2 Polyaxial screw Human Necessities 7 Active
US9023108B2 Expandable vertebral prosthesis Human Necessities 7 Active

Source: USPTO / EPO open patent data. Inventor disambiguation is heuristic; counts are objective bibliographic measures.