Stryker had three patents in cybersecurity during Q4 2023. Stryker Corp’s patent filed in Q4 2023 involves a method for optimizing medical treatment plans using kinematics data from wearable sensors. The method includes determining a treatment plan for installing an implant based on stored information from previous patients with similar characteristics. This innovation aims to improve the alignment, position, design, or type of implants for better patient outcomes. GlobalData’s report on Stryker gives a 360-degreee view of the company including its patenting strategy. Buy the report here.
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Stryker grant share with cybersecurity as a theme is 33% in Q4 2023. Grant share is based on the ratio of number of grants to total number of patents.
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Application: Devices, systems, and methods for optimizing medical procedures and outcomes (Patent ID: US20230377714A1)
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The patent filed by Stryker Corp. discloses a method for optimizing a medical treatment plan by receiving kinematics data from a wearable sensor coupled to a patient, determining a treatment plan based on the received data and stored information, and displaying the plan on an electronic display. The stored information includes preoperative, intraoperative, and postoperative data from previous patients with similarities to the current patient, aiding in determining the alignment, position, design, or type of implant to be installed during the procedure. The method also involves assessing factors such as joint stiffness, laxity, bone density, and fall risk score to customize the treatment plan accordingly.
Furthermore, the patent describes the use of additional data from a sensored implant installed on the patient during the treatment plan to adjust the alignment, position, design, or type of the implant in a secondary medical treatment plan. The method also involves receiving data from a robotic device post-treatment to further refine the plan based on biometrics, incision length, soft tissue integrity, pressure, and implant position data. By integrating primary and secondary data with stored information, the method aims to enhance the precision and effectiveness of medical treatment plans, particularly in total joint replacement surgeries, by leveraging wearable sensors, implants, and robotic devices to optimize patient outcomes.
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