US 11872039 — Patent Expiration

Method and System for Providing Continuous Calibration of Implantable Analyte Sensors

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US 11872039

Method And System For Providing Continuous Calibration Of Implantable Analyte Sensors

High Confidence

Application No. 16181075

May 31, 2028

1y 346d remaining

Earliest effective filing

Feb 28, 2006

+ 20 years

Feb 28, 2026

PTA +823d

May 31, 2028

No TD

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Final

May 31, 2028

This calculation includes Patent Term Adjustment (PTA) under 35 U.S.C. §154(b). Patent Term Extension (PTE) under 35 U.S.C. §156 (for FDA-regulated products) is not included.

Calculation Details

Base Term Calculation

Filing Date

November 5, 2018

Earliest Effective Filing

February 28, 2006

Issue Date

January 16, 2024

PTA

+823 days

Base Expiry (before PTA)

February 28, 2026

February 28, 2006 + 20 years = February 28, 2026 + 823 PTA days = May 31, 2028

Continuation of application 14850957, filed Sep 11, 2015, issued as US 10117614

Continuation of application 13959302, filed Aug 5, 2013

Continuation of application 13022620, filed Feb 7, 2011, issued as US 8506482

Continuation of application 11365340, filed Feb 28, 2006, issued as US 7885698

Continuation of application 13022620, filed Feb 7, 2011, issued as US 8506482

Continuation of application 11365340, filed Feb 28, 2006, issued as US 7885698

Continuation of application 13959302, filed Aug 5, 2013

Continuation of application 13022620, filed Feb 7, 2011, issued as US 8506482

Continuation of application 11365340, filed Feb 28, 2006, issued as US 7885698

Terminal Disclaimer Analysis

No TD

0 approved, 0 filed

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