US Patent Issued to THE ALFRED E. MANN FOUNDATION FOR SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH on May 19 for "Patient treatment systems for sensing cardiac depolarization and/or stimulating the carotid sinus nerve, and associated devices and methods" (Minnesota, Georgia Inventors)

ALEXANDRIA, Va., May 19 -- United States Patent no. 12,629,526, issued on May 19, was assigned to THE ALFRED E. MANN FOUNDATION FOR SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH (Valencia, Calif.).

"Patient treatment systems for sensing cardiac depolarization and/or stimulating the carotid sinus nerve, and associated devices and methods" was invented by Molly Wade (Carver, Minn.), Mark Gryzwa (Woodbury, Minn.), Eric Lovett (Mendola Heights, Minn.) and Adam W. Cates (Atlanta).

According to the abstract* released by the U.S. Patent & Trademark Office: "Patient treatment systems and methods for sensing cardiac depolarization and/or stimulating the carotid sinus nerve are disclosed herein. Exemplary patient treatment systems can include a neuromodulator and an implant...