Inventor · Santa Clara, CA, US

Joseph F. Paraschac

22Patents
19h-index
33Co-inventors
81Inventor score

Filing activity: Oct 9, 1992 → May 7, 2021

Most-cited inventions

PatentTitleAreaCited byStatus
US5632432A Surgical instrument Human Necessities 3,239 Expired
US5673841A Surgical instrument Human Necessities 2,904 Expired
US5673840A Surgical instrument Human Necessities 2,681 Expired
US5692668A Surgical instrument Human Necessities 2,435 Expired
US5680982A Surgical instrument Human Necessities 2,416 Expired
US5826776A Surgical instrument Human Necessities 2,408 Expired
US5829662A Endoscopic surgical stapling instrument with pivotable and rotatable staple cartridge Human Necessities 2,380 Expired
US5669544A Surgical instrument Human Necessities 2,329 Expired
US5381943A Endoscopic surgical stapling instrument with pivotable and rotatable staple cartridge Human Necessities 2,029 Expired
US5702408A Articulating surgical instrument Human Necessities 1,901 Expired
US6017356A Method for using a trocar for penetration and skin incision Human Necessities 1,794 Expired
US5346504A Intraluminal manipulator with a head having articulating links Human Necessities 1,638 Expired
USH1745H Electrosurgical clamping device with insulation limited bipolar electrode General 686 Active
US5797938A Self protecting knife for curved jaw surgical instruments Human Necessities 372 Expired
US6050999A Corneal implant introducer and method of use Emerging Cross-Sectional Technologies 236 Expired
US5468250A Endoscopic mechanism with friction maintaining handle Human Necessities 148 Expired
US5904699A Trocar for penetration and skin incision Human Necessities 126 Expired
US8100923B2 Suture locking device and methods Human Necessities 77 Active
US9241706B2 Suture locking device and methods Human Necessities 20 Active
US10835412B2 Suspension implant Human Necessities 3 Active
US12290564B2 Methods and apparatuses for treating tumors Human Necessities 0 Active
US10105257B2 Suspension implant Human Necessities 0 Active

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