Acacia subsidiary obtains patent for stent graft technology

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Sep 11 2012

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Acacia Research Corp (Nasdaq:ACTG) announced today that a subsidiary has acquired a patent for stent graft technology.

"Acacia continues to increase the number of patent portfolios we control in the medical device and diagnostics sectors," commented Paul Ryan, CEO. "Acacia is expanding its presence as a leader in patent licensing for both the technology and medical technology sectors."

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ACACIA RESEARCH CORPORATION

Posted in: Device / Technology News | Medical Patent News

Tags: Diagnostics, Medical Devices, Research, Stent, Technology

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