Inventor · Rahat, IL

Baruch Levy

24Patents

10h-index

20Co-inventors

75Inventor score

Filing activity: Feb 7, 2001 → Jun 4, 2021

Most-cited inventions

Patent	Title	Area	Cited by	Status
US6491672B2	Transurethral volume reduction of the prostate (TUVOR)	Human Necessities	101	Expired
USD924157S1	Monitor connector	General	21	Active
USD894960S1	Portable electronic display with animated GUI	General	20	Active
USD896840S1	Portable electronic display with animated GUI	General	14	Active
USD897372S1	Portable electronic display with animated GUI	General	14	Active
USD896271S1	Portable electronic display with animated GUI	General	14	Active
USD952864S1	Sensor	General	13	Active
USD896839S1	Portable electronic display with animated GUI	General	12	Active
USD988518S1	Sensor patch	General	12	Active
USD895678S1	Portable electronic display with animated GUI	General	10	Active
USD895679S1	Portable electronic display with animated GUI	General	9	Active
US11931136B2	Device and method for sensing signals from a body	Human Necessities	3	Active
US8790267B2	Dynamically variable filter	Human Necessities	2	Active
US9380947B2	Method and system for monitoring hemodynamics	Human Necessities	2	Active
US10448841B2	Method and system for monitoring hemodynamics	Human Necessities	0	Active
US10512405B2	Method and system for monitoring hemodynamics	Human Necessities	0	Active
US11571136B2	Device and method for sensing signals from a body	Electricity	0	Active
US10631745B2	System and method for determining blood flow	Human Necessities	0	Active
USD1042462S1	Monitor outlet	General	0	Active
USD963579S1	Connector for sensor	General	0	Active
US10433735B2	Method and system for monitoring hemodynamics	Human Necessities	0	Active
US9839396B2	Method and system for assessing likelihood of sepsis	Physics	0	Active
US11389070B2	Method and system for monitoring hemodynamics	Human Necessities	0	Active
US10456047B2	Method and system for monitoring hemodynamics	Human Necessities	0	Active

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