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European patent · EP2451372 · In force

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Publication number
EP2451372
Application number
EP10726429
Kind
European patent with effect for Switzerland and Liechtenstein
Status
In force
Specification
Granted
Filed
Jun 8, 2010
Published
May 16, 2012
Granted
Sep 14, 2016
Protection ends at the latest
Jun 7, 2030
Next annual fee due
Jun 30, 2027
IPC classes
A61B 17/80 (2006.01)
Priority
US 223318 P 06.07.2009
US 794951 07.06.2010
PCT application
PCT/EP2010/003433 08.06.2010
PCT publication
WO2011/003494 13.01.2011
Filing language
English
Source
Swissreg

History

What the Federal Institute of Intellectual Property published about this title, newest first.

  1. Jul 1, 2026

    Next annual fee due on

    Next annual fee due on
    30.06.2026 → 30.06.2027

    Published in Swissreg on 01.07.2026

  2. Jul 1, 2025

    Next annual fee due on

    Next annual fee due on
    30.06.2025 → 30.06.2026

    Published in Swissreg on 01.07.2025

  3. Jul 1, 2024

    Change

    Published in Swissreg on 01.07.2024

  4. Jul 1, 2023

    Change

    Published in Swissreg on 01.07.2023

  5. Jul 1, 2022

    Change

    Published in Swissreg on 01.07.2022

  6. Feb 1, 2022

    Address changed

    Representative
    Dr. Graf & Partner AG Intellectual Property, Postfach 518, Herrenacker 15, 8201 Schaffhausen → Dr. Graf & Partner AG, Intellectual Property, c/o Hepp Wenger Ryffel AG, Friedtalweg 5, 9500 Wil

    Published in Swissreg on 01.02.2022

  7. Sep 14, 2016

    Granted

    Published in Swissreg on 14.09.2016

  8. Sep 14, 2016

    Agent entered

    Representative
    Dr. Graf & Partner AG Intellectual Property, Postfach 518, Herrenacker 15, 8201 Schaffhausen

    Published in Swissreg on 14.09.2016

Parties

Inventor

KUSTER, Markus

9000 St. Gallen

VELIKOV, Jordan

8044 Gockhausen

PAGANETTO, Simona

Howard Springs, 0835 NT, AU

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