Tech Center 3700 • Art Units: 3794
This examiner grants 39% of resolved cases
Davina En-Yin Lee is an examiner in Art Unit 3794, which is part of Tech Center 3700. She has 57 resolved cases, providing a focused view of her examination tendencies. The allowance rate for this examiner is 38.6 percent, which indicates a more challenging environment for patent applicants. However, the interview lift is 14.3 percent, suggesting that direct engagement with the examiner is a productive way to move an application toward allowance. This 14.3 percent lift is a significant incentive for practitioners to schedule interviews.
The median time to allowance is 1425 days, which is a long prosecution cycle of nearly four years. This 1425-day timeline, combined with the 38.6 percent allowance rate, highlights the difficulties of working in Art Unit 3794. However, the 14.3 percent interview lift provides a clear path to improving those odds. With 57 resolved cases, the data reflects a consistent examination style where communication is key. Practitioners should use the lift to resolve any outstanding issues and potentially shorten the long delays indicated by the 1425-day median pendency. The data from Tech Center 3700 suggests that the interview is a critical tool for success. The 1425-day median pendency remains the primary benchmark for expected prosecution length.
| App # | Title | Status | Assignee |
|---|---|---|---|
| 19172370 | ELECTRIC FIELD APPLICATION FOR SINGLE SHOT CARDIAC ABLATION BY IRREVERSIBLE ELECTROPORATION | Non-Final OA | Boston Scientific Scimed, Inc |
| 18419107 | ELECTRODE EDGE TRANSITION TO IMPROVE CURRENT DENSITY | Final Rejection | Boston Scientific Scimed, Inc. |
| 18717140 | APPARATUS FOR CONTROLLING A TREATMENT DEVICE AND SYSTEM COMPRISING A TREATMENT DEVICE | Non-Final OA | KONINKLIJKE PHILIPS N.V. |
| 18853415 | Flexible Microelectrode Arrays | Non-Final OA | Nikon Corporation |
| 17552432 | IMAGE-ASSISTED SENSOR SELECTION IN THE CAPACITIVE MEASUREMENT OF BIOELECTRICAL SIGNALS | Non-Final OA | Siemens Healthcare GmbH |
| 18702014 | Implantable Medical Device for Sensing Physiological Signals | Final Rejection | BIOTRONIK SE & Co. KG |
| 18151693 | NON-DRYING ELECTROLYTE GELS FOR SOFT ELECTRODES | Final Rejection | Meta Platforms Technologies, LLC |
| 18055481 | BASKET CATHETER WITH FORCE SENSOR HAVING BAYONET MOUNT | Non-Final OA | Biosense Webster (Israel) Ltd. |
| 17825233 | PORT AND DEPTH STOP AND TIP FEATURES FOR TRANSSEPTAL PUNCTURE APPARATUS | Final Rejection | Biosense Webster (Israel) Ltd. |
| 17479272 | ABLATING A REGION OF PATIENT ORGAN USING SELECTED ABLATION ELECTRODES OF AN EXPANDABLE CATHETER | Final Rejection | BIOSENSE WEBSTER (ISRAEL) LTD. |
| 17441597 | Thin-Film Lead Assemblies And Neural Interfaces | Non-Final OA | Verily Life Sciences LLC |
| 18717501 | HANDLING DEVICE FOR AN ELECTROSURGICAL INSTRUMENT, METHOD FOR PRODUCING A HANDLING DEVICE, AND ELECTROSURGICAL INSTRUMENT | Final Rejection | KARL STORZ SE & Co. KG |
| 17344780 | ALIGNMENT TOOL FOR CHEST-WORN SENSOR DEVICE | Final Rejection | Analog Devices, Inc. |
| 17704347 | Medical Device | Final Rejection | TERUMO KABUSHIKI KAISHA |
| 17403811 | CATHETER SYSTEMS AND RELATED METHODS FOR MAPPING, MINIMIZING, AND TREATING CARDIAC FIBRILLATION | Final Rejection | University of Vermont and State Agricultural College |
| 18870608 | BIOLOGICAL SENSOR | Non-Final OA | NITTO DENKO CORPORATION |
| 17626058 | MEDICAL DEVICE | Final Rejection | CAMBRIDGE ENTERPRISE LIMITED |
| 17674212 | SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR NERVE FIBER CONDUCTION BLOCK | Final Rejection | Duke University |
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