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25 March 2021AmericasAlex Baldwin

Snyders revives patent claims against St Jude Medical

Snyders Heart Valve has been successful in reviving patent claims in an on-going dispute against St Jude Medical.

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7 October 2021   The US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit has held that claims of a patent covering an artificial heart valve were erroneously held to be unpatentable by the US Patent Trial and Appeal Board, in a blow to a medical device company owned by Abbott Laboratories.
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