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Jayesh Gada, Sunnyvale, CA US

Patent application numberDescriptionPublished
20110197088METHOD AND SYSTEM TO PROVIDE A COMPLIANCE CLOCK SERVICE SUITABLE FOR CLOUD DEPLOYMENT - A method and system for providing an improved compliance clock service are described. An example method comprises establishing a system compliance clock (SCC) for a storage system that provides a compliant storage service, and establishing, for a volume in the storage system, a volume compliance clock (VCC). A current value of the SCC may be periodically updated based on hardware ticks monitored at the associated storage node. The volume compliance clock is to update its value based on a current value of the SCC.08-11-2011

Manish Gada, Santa Clara, CA US

Patent application numberDescriptionPublished
20100092655Clamp Mandrel Fixture And A Method Of Using The Same To Minimize Coating Defects - A mounting assembly for supporting a stent and a method of using the same to coat a stent is disclosed.04-15-2010
20100183799Stent Coating Method And Apparatus - An apparatus includes a mandrel for supporting a stent during a composition deposition process. The mandrel includes an elongated body for insertion into a longitudinal bore of a stent. The body comprises carbide.07-22-2010
20110001271Thermal Treatment Of An Implantable Medical Device - A method of manufacturing an implantable medical device, such as a drug eluting stent, is disclosed. The method includes subjecting an implantable medical device that includes a polymer to a thermal condition. The thermal condition can result in reduction of the rate of release of an active agent from the device subsequent to the implantation of the device and/or improve the mechanical properties of a polymeric coating on the device.01-06-2011
20110003068Thermal Treatment Of An Implantable Medical Device - A method of manufacturing an implantable medical device, such as a drug eluting stent, is disclosed. The method includes subjecting an implantable medical device that includes a polymer to a thermal condition. The thermal condition can result in reduction of the rate of release of an active agent from the device subsequent to the implantation of the device and/or improve the mechanical properties of a polymeric coating on the device.01-06-2011
20110008529Thermal Treatment Of An Implantable Medical Device - A method of manufacturing an implantable medical device, such as a drug eluting stent, is disclosed. The method includes subjecting an implantable medical device that includes a polymer to a thermal condition. The thermal condition can result in reduction of the rate of release of an active agent from the device subsequent to the implantation of the device and/or improve the mechanical properties of a polymeric coating on the device.01-13-2011
20110022163Implantable Medical Device Comprising Copolymer Of L-Lactide With Improved Fracture Toughness - The present invention relates to implantable medical devices comprising a L-lactide-constitutional unit-containing copolymer having a wt % percent crystallinity of 40% or less.01-27-2011
20110062638Controlling Crystalline Morphology Of A Bioabsorbable Stent - Methods to expand polymer tubing with desirable or optimum morphology and mechanical properties for stent manufacture and fabrication of a stent therefrom are disclosed.03-17-2011

Patent applications by Manish Gada, Santa Clara, CA US

Manish B. Gada, Santa Clara, CA US

Patent application numberDescriptionPublished
20110049751Method Of Fabricating A Low Crystallinity Poly(L-Lactide) Tube - Methods of fabricating a low crystallinity polymer tube for polymers subject to strain-induced crystallization. The low crystallinity tube may be further processed to make an implantable medical device.03-03-2011
20110066222Polymeric Stent and Method of Making Same - A stent may be formed from a PLLA tubular polymer construct that is deformed in a blow mold. A desirable polymer morphology resulting in improved stent performance is obtained with a selected radial axial expansion ratio from about 20% to about 70%, a selected radial expansion ratio from about 400% to about 500%, a selected axial rate of deformation propagation at or about 0.3 mm/minute, a selected expansion pressure at or about 130 psi, and a selected expansion temperature that does not exceed 200 deg F. The tubular polymer construct may also be made of PLGA, PLLA-co-PDLA, PLLD/PDLA stereocomplex, and PLLA-based polyester block copolymer containing a rigid segment of PLLA or PLGA and a soft segment of PCL or PTMC.03-17-2011