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`Endotach LLC v. Cook Medical, Inc.
`Civil Action No. 1:12-cv-01630-LJM-DKL
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`Final Infringement Contentions
`Claim Chart for
`U.S. Pat. No. 5,593,417
`“Intravascular Stent With Secure Mounting Means”
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`Defendant:
`Accused Products:
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` Cook Medical, Inc.
` Zenith AAA Grafts, including the:
` Zenith Flex AAA Endovascular Graft
` Zenith Fenestrated AAA Endovascular Graft
` Zenith Renu AAA Ancillary Graft
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`Infringement  by  Cook  
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`   These infringement contentions specifically address the accused
`Zenith AAA Grafts, including the Zenith Flex AAA Endovascular Graft
`(“Zenith Flex”), Zenith Renu AAA Ancillary Graft (“Zenith Renu”), and
`Zenith Fenestrated AAA Endovascular Graft (“Zenith Fenestrated”).
`Plaintiff is accusing all versions and releases of the Zenith AAA Grafts,
`including the bifurcated main body graft and ancillary components
`including the main body extensions, converters, iliac plugs, and
`contralateral/ipsilateral iliac legs. The exemplary proof submitted in this
`claim chart is representative of the manner in which each of the Zenith
`AAA Grafts infringe claims 1, 2, and 13 of U.S. Patent No. 5,593,417 (“the
`‘417 patent”), which were sold, serviced, or supported worldwide on or
`after June 21, 2006.
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`Zenith  AAA  Endovascular  GraEs  
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`Zenith Flex
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`Zenith Fenestrated
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`Zenith Renu
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`‘417  Patent  –  Claim  1  
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`Exemplary Claim:
`1.
` An intraluminal medical device for securement within a vessel, duct, or lumen of a
`living being, the vessel, duct, or lumen having an interior surface, said device comprising
`a tubular member and anchoring means,
` said tubular member having a passageway extending therethrough and an outer
`periphery, said tubular member being arranged to have a body fluid flow through said
`passageway in a first direction when said device is located within the vessel, duct, or
`lumen, whereupon a force is applied to said tubular-member,
` said anchoring means being located adjacent said outer periphery of said tubular
`member and comprising plural projections arranged for engagement with the interior
`surface of the vessel, duct, or lumen,
` each of said projections having a leading portion located in the upstream direction of
`the fluid flow and a trailing portion located in the downstream direction thereof, said
`trailing portion including at least one surface preferentially oriented to extend at an acute
`angle to the first direction,
` whereupon the force applied to said tubular member by the fluid flowing through said
`passageway produces on each of said projections a force component to cause said at
`least one surface to tightly engage the interior surface of the vessel, duct, or lumen to
`fixedly secure said device in place.
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`‘417  Patent  –  Claim  1  
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`Preamble  
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`• An  intraluminal  medical  device  for  securement  within  a  vessel,  duct,  or  lumen  of  a  living  
`being,  the  vessel,  duct,  or  lumen  having  an  interior  surface,  said  device  comprising  
`
`Element  A  
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`• a  tubular  member  and  anchoring  means,    
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`Element  B  
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`• said  tubular  member  having  a  passageway  extending  therethrough  and  an  outer  
`periphery,  
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`Element  C  
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`• said  tubular  member  being  arranged  to  have  a  body  fluid  flow  through  said  passageway  
`in  a  first  direc;on  when  said  device  is  located  within  the  vessel,  duct,  or  lumen,  
`whereupon  a  force  is  applied  to  said  tubular-­‐member,    
`
`Element  D  
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`• said  anchoring  means  being  located  adjacent  said  outer  periphery  of  said  tubular  
`member  and  comprising  plural  projec;ons  arranged  for  engagement  with  the  interior  
`surface  of  the  vessel,  duct,  or  lumen,    
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`Final  Infringement  Conten;ons  
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`‘417  Patent  –  Claim  1  (cont.)  
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`Element  E  
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`Element  F  
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`• each  of  said  projec;ons  having  a  leading  por;on  located  in  the  upstream  direc;on  of  the  
`fluid  flow  and  a  trailing  por;on  located  in  the  downstream  direc;on  thereof,  said  trailing  
`por;on  including  at  least  one  surface  preferen;ally  oriented  to  extend  at  an  acute  angle  
`to  the  first  direc;on,    
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`• whereupon  the  force  applied  to  said  tubular  member  by  the  fluid  flowing  through  said  
`passageway  produces  on  each  of  said  projec;ons  a  force    component  to  cause  said  at  
`least  one  surface  to  ;ghtly  engage  the  interior  surface  of  the  vessel,  duct,  or  lumen  to  
`fixedly  secure  said  device  in  place.  
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`Final  Infringement  Conten;ons  
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`‘417  Patent  –  Claim  1  
`  
`Preamble  
`
`An  intraluminal  medical  device  for  securement  within  a  vessel,  duct,  or  lumen  of  a  living  being,  
`the  vessel,  duct  or  lumen  having  an  interior  surface,    
`
`Plaintiff asserts that the claim preamble does not limit the claim. However, should the court decide that the preamble is a
`limitation of the claim, the preamble is literally infringed by Cook’s Zenith AAA Grafts as described more specifically
`below. The Zenith AAA Grafts also infringe under the Doctrine of Equivalents because to the extent there are any
`differences between the Zenith AAA Grafts and this claim preamble (which Plaintiff denies), such differences are
`insubstantial. In the absence of literal infringement, the Zenith AAA Grafts infringe under the Doctrine of Equivalents
`because it is used to perform substantially the same function (secure a bypass graft device within the lumen of a blood
`vessel) in substantially the same way (the bypass graft device is expanded and fixed to the wall of the blood vessel with
`projections) to obtain substantially the same result (the bypass graft device is secured within the lumen of a blood vessel) as
`disclosed in this claim preamble.
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`Final  Infringement  Conten;ons  
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`An  intraluminal  medical  device  for  securement  within  a  vessel,  duct,  or  lumen  of  a  living  being,  
`the  vessel,  duct  or  lumen  having  an  interior  surface  
`
`Preamble  
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`The Zenith AAA Grafts are medical devices designed to be placed within the lumen of a body vessel
`to seal off an aneurysm.
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`Interior
`surface of
`aorta wall
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`Intraluminal
`graft
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`Final  Infringement  Conten;ons  
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`8  
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`(Source: http://
`www.cookmedical.com/ai/
`datasheetFeature.do?
`id=5230).
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`’417  Patent  –  Claim  1  
`  
`Element  A  
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`said device comprising a tubular member and anchoring means,
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`The Zenith AAA Grafts literally infringe this claim element. The Zenith AAA Grafts also infringe under the Doctrine of Equivalents because,
`to the extent there are any differences between the Zenith AAA Grafts and this claim element (which Plaintiff denies), such differences are
`insubstantial. In the absence of literal infringement, the Zenith AAA Grafts infringe under the Doctrine of Equivalents because it is used to
`perform substantially the same function (secure a bypass graft device in the lumen of a blood vessel) in substantially the same way (a
`bypass graft device includes plurality of expandable, ring-like, stent members with a plurality of projections extending outward from the
`graft device to help hold or secure the graft device in the blood vessel) to obtain substantially the same result (the bypass graft device is
`secured in the lumen of a blood vessel) as recited in this claim element.
`
`
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`The Court has defined “tubular member” as “tubular member.” Further, the Court has defined “anchoring means” as “multiple projections or
`protuberances with a leading portion and a trailing portion, such that one surface of the trailing portion is positioned at an acute angle
`relative to the direction of the fluid flow.” The Court determined “anchoring means” was not a means-plus-function element.
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`said  device  comprising  a  tubular  member  and  anchoring  means,    
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`Element  A  
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`•  The  Zenith  AAA  GraEs  contain  both  a  tubular  member  and  anchoring  means.  
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`Anchoring
`Means
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`Tubular
`Member
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`(Source: http://www.cookmedical.com/ai/datasheetFeature.do?id=2257).
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`(Source: http://www.cookmedical.com/ai/content/mmedia/AI-BMD-FXZTIL-
`EN-200809.ppt).
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`Final  Infringement  Conten;ons  
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`’417  Patent  –  Claim  1  
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`Element  B  
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`said tubular member having a passageway extending therethrough and an outer
`periphery,
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`The Zenith AAA Grafts literally infringe this claim element. The Zenith AAA Grafts also infringe under the Doctrine
`of Equivalents because, to the extent there are any differences between the Zenith AAA Grafts and this claim
`element (which Plaintiff denies), such differences are insubstantial. In the absence of literal infringement, the Zenith
`AAA Grafts infringe under the Doctrine of Equivalents because it is used to perform substantially the same function
`(providing a passageway for body fluid to flow through the bypass graft device) in substantially the same way (the
`bypass graft device comprises a tubular member which forms a passageway for body fluid to flow through the
`graft device) to obtain substantially the same result (body fluid flows through the bypass graft device) as recited in
`this claim element.
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`said  tubular  member  having  a  passageway  extending  therethrough  and  an  outer  periphery,  
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`Element  B  
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`•  The  Zenith  AAA  GraEs  include  a  tubular  member  with  a  passageway  that  provides  an  opening  throughout  the  
`device.    The  outer  surface  of  the  tubular  member  defines  the  outer  periphery.  
`Passageway
`
`Passageway
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`Outer
`Periphery
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`Tubular
`Member
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`(Source: http://www.cookmedical.com/ai/datasheetFeature.do?id=2257).
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`’417  Patent  –  Claim  1  
`  
`Element  C  
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`said tubular member being arranged to have a body fluid flow through said passageway in a
`first direction when said device is located within the vessel, duct, or lumen, whereupon a
`force is applied to said tubular-member,
`
`The Zenith AAA Grafts literally infringe this claim element. The Zenith AAA Grafts also infringe under the Doctrine
`of Equivalents because, to the extent there are any differences between the Zenith AAA Grafts and this claim
`element (which Plaintiff denies), such differences are insubstantial. In the absence of literal infringement, the
`Zenith AAA Grafts infringe under the Doctrine of Equivalents because it is used to perform substantially the same
`function (placing the bypass graft device within a blood vessel to allow blood to flow through the bypass graft
`device) in substantially the same way (the bypass graft device is inserted within the blood vessel and expanded
`against the wall of the blood vessel) to obtain substantially the same result (the bypass graft device is arranged
`within the a blood vessel and allows blood to flow through the bypass graft device which exerts a force upon the
`interior surface of the bypass graft device) as recited in this claim element.
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`Element  C  
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`said  tubular  member  being  arranged  to  have  a  body  fluid  flow  through  said  passageway  in  a  
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`first  direc;on  when  said  device  is  located  within  the  vessel,  duct,  or  lumen,  whereupon  a  force  
`is  applied  to  said  tubular-­‐member,    
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`The  Zenith  AAA  GraEs  are  placed  within  the  aorta  and  runs  through  the  iliac  arteries  allowing  blood  to  flow  through  
`the  graE.      The  blood  flowing  through  a  Zenith  AAA  GraE  exerts  caudal  migra;on  and  radial  forces  upon  the  graE.  
`  
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`Blood
`flow
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`First
`direction
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`Tubular
`Member
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`(Source: http://www.heart.org.in/diseases/images/aneurysm_endovascular.jpg
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`(Source: U.S. Patent 5,593,417, Col. 8, ll. 12-22).
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`Element  C  
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`said  tubular  member  being  arranged  to  have  a  body  fluid  flow  through  said  passageway  in  a  
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`first  direc;on  when  said  device  is  located  within  the  vessel,  duct,  or  lumen,  whereupon  a  force  
`is  applied  to  said  tubular-­‐member,    
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`The  blood  flowing  through  a  Zenith  AAA  GraE  exerts  caudal  migra;on  and  radial  forces  upon  the  graE.  
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`(Source: Zenith® AAA Endovascular Graft Annual Clinical Update (2009)).
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`(Source: Zenith® AAA Endovascular Graft Annual Clinical Update (2009)).
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`(Source: CM0003285).
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`’417  Patent  –  Claim  1  
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`Element  D  
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`said anchoring means being located adjacent said outer periphery of said tubular member
`and comprising plural projections arranged for engagement with the interior surface of the
`vessel, duct, or lumen,
`
`The Zenith AAA Grafts literally infringe this claim element. The Zenith AAA Grafts also infringe under the Doctrine of Equivalents because,
`to the extent there are any differences between the Zenith AAA Grafts and this claim element (which Plaintiff denies), such differences are
`insubstantial. In the absence of literal infringement, the Zenith AAA Grafts infringe under the Doctrine of Equivalents because it is used to
`perform substantially the same function (secure the bypass graft device in place within the blood vessel) in substantially the same way
`(projections extend from outer surface of the bypass graft device) to obtain substantially the same result (the projections engage with the
`interior surface of the blood vessel to secure the bypass graft device in place) as recited in this claim element.
`
`
`The Court has defined “projections” as “protuberances or parts that extend outward from a surface.” The Court has defined “engagement
`with” as “to partly embed, interlock or enmesh.”
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`Element  D  
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`said  anchoring  means  being  located  adjacent  said  outer  periphery  of  said  tubular  member  and  
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`comprising  plural  projec;ons  arranged  for  engagement  with  the  interior  surface  of  the  vessel,  
`duct,  or  lumen,    
`
`The  anchoring  means  of  the  Zenith  AAA  GraEs  include  mul;ple  protuberances  located  at  the  top  of  the  main  body  
`of  the  graE  which  are  designed  to  secure  the  graE  to  suprarenal  wall,  reducing  the  risk  of  migra;on  and  
`enhancing  graE/vessel  a]achment.  
`Anchoring means
`
`Plural
`projections
`
`(Source: http://www.cookmedical.com/ai/content/mmedia/AI-BMD-FXZTIL-EN-200809.ppt;
`CM0003699)
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`’417  Patent  –  Claim  1  
`  
`Element  E  
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`each of said projections having a leading portion located in the upstream direction of the
`fluid flow and a trailing portion located in the downstream direction thereof, said trailing
`portion including at least one surface preferentially oriented to extend at an acute angle to
`the first direction,
`
`The Zenith AAA Grafts literally infringe this claim element. The Zenith AAA Grafts also infringe under the Doctrine of Equivalents
`because, to the extent there are any differences between the Zenith AAA Grafts and this claim element (which Plaintiff denies), such
`differences are insubstantial. In the absence of literal infringement, the Zenith AAA Grafts infringe under the Doctrine of Equivalents
`because it is used to perform substantially the same function (secure the bypass graft device in place within the blood vessel) in
`substantially the same way (the projections have at least one trailing surface oriented at an acute angle to the direction of the blood
`flow) to obtain substantially the same result (the projections engage with the interior surface of the blood vessel to secure the bypass
`graft device when forces are exerted caudally in the direction of the blood flow and radially outward) as recited in this claim
`element.
`
`
`
`The Court has defined “a leading portion” as “part of a projection oriented in the upstream direction of the fluid flow. The Court has
`defined “a trailing portion” as “part of a projection oriented in the downstream direction of the fluid flow, with at least one portion
`positioned at an acute angle to the fluid flow.” The Court has defined “at least one surface” as “one portion, part or surface of the
`trailing portion of a projection oriented at an acute angle to the fluid flow.”
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`Element E
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`each of said projections having a leading portion located in the upstream direction of the fluid 
`flow and a trailing portion located in the downstream direction thereof, said trailing portion 
`including at least one surface preferentially oriented to extend at an acute angle to the first 
`
`direction,direction, 
`
`The projections of the Zenith AAA Grafts contain a leading portion that sits in the upstream direction of the 
`blood flow through the stent and a trailing portion in the downstream direction.  The trailing portion includes at 
`least one surface that is oriented to extend at an acute angle to the direction of the blood flow.g
`
`
`Projections
`
`
`
`UpstreamUpstream
`
`(Source:
`http://www.cookmedical.com/
`arc/en/index.html#2)
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`Leading
`portion
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`Trailing portion
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`θθ
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`θ = Acute Angle
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`
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`DownstreamDownstream
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`Blood
`Flow
`(Source: http://www.cookmedical.com/ai/content/mmedia/AI-BMD-FXZTIL-EN-200809.ppt)
`Final Infringement Contentions
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`tFiFirst
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`direction
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`Patent Owner Ex. 2005
`IPR2014-00695
`Medtronic v. Marital Deduction Trust
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`

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`Case 1:12-cv-01630-LJM-DKL Document 123-2 Filed 06/28/13 Page 21 of 74 PageID #:
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`’417  Patent  –  Claim  1  
`  
`Element  F  
`
`whereupon the force applied to said tubular member by the fluid flowing through said
`passageway produces on each of said projections a force component to cause said at least
`one surface to tightly engage the interior surface of the vessel, duct, or lumen to fixedly
`secure said device in place.
`
`The Zenith AAA Grafts literally infringe this claim element. The Zenith AAA Grafts also infringe under the Doctrine of Equivalents because, to
`the extent there are any differences between the Zenith AAA Grafts and this claim element (which Plaintiff denies), such differences are
`insubstantial. In the absence of literal infringement, the Zenith AAA Grafts infringe under the Doctrine of Equivalents because it is used to
`perform substantially the same function (force the at least one trailing surface of the projections to tightly engage the interior surface of the
`blood vessel to secure the bypass graft device in place) in substantially the same way (a force is exerted upon the bypass graft device which
`causes the projections to move caudally in the direction of the blood flow and radially outward to tightly engage with the interior surface of
`the blood vessel) to obtain substantially the same result (the projections fixedly secure the bypass graft device in place) as recited in this
`claim element.
`
`
`
`The Court has defined “tightly engage” as “firmly embedding, interlocking or enmeshing.” The Court has defined “at least one surface” as
`“one portion, part or surface of the trailing portion of a projection oriented at an acute angle to the fluid flow.”
`
`Final  Infringement  Conten;ons  
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`20  
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`21
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`Patent Owner Ex. 2005
`IPR2014-00695
`Medtronic v. Marital Deduction Trust
`
`

`

`Element  F  
`
`Case 1:12-cv-01630-LJM-DKL Document 123-2 Filed 06/28/13 Page 22 of 74 PageID #:
`whereupon   the   force   applied   to   said   tubular   member   by   the   fluid   flowing   through   said  
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`passageway  produces  on  each  of  said  projec;ons  a  force  component  to  cause  said  at  least  one  
`surface  to  ;ghtly  engage  the  interior  surface  of  the  vessel,  duct,  or  lumen  to  fixedly  secure  said  
`device  in  place.  
`
`When  the  blood  flow  proceeds  through  the  passageway  of  a  Zenith  AAA  GraE,  a  force  is  exerted  on  the  
`graE  that  forces  the  projec;ons  caudally  in  the  direc;on  of  the  blood  flow  and  radially  outward  thereby  
`causing   the   projec;ons   to   engage   the   interior   surface   of   the   aorta   wall.   At   least   one   surface   of   the  
`projec;ons   firmly   secure   the   graE   in   place   on   the   aorta   wall   so   as   to   reduce   the   risk   of   migra;on   and  
`enhance  graE/vessel  a]achment.  
`
`(Source: CM0012278)
`
`Final  Infringement  Conten;ons  
`
`21  
`
`22
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`Patent Owner Ex. 2005
`IPR2014-00695
`Medtronic v. Marital Deduction Trust
`
`

`

`Element  F  
`
`Case 1:12-cv-01630-LJM-DKL Document 123-2 Filed 06/28/13 Page 23 of 74 PageID #:
`whereupon   the   force   applied   to   said   tubular   member   by   the   fluid   flowing   through   said  
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`passageway  produces  on  each  of  said  projec;ons  a  force  component  to  cause  said  at  least  one  
`surface  to  ;ghtly  engage  the  interior  surface  of  the  vessel,  duct,  or  lumen  to  fixedly  secure  said  
`device  in  place.  
`
`When  the  blood  flow  proceeds  through  the  passageway  of  a  Zenith  AAA  GraE,  a  force  is  exerted  on  the  
`graE  that  forces  the  projec;ons  caudally  in  the  direc;on  of  the  blood  flow  and  radially  outward  thereby  
`causing  the  projec;ons  to  engage  the  interior  surface  of  the  aorta  wall.  The  projec;ons  secure  the  graE  in  
`place  on  the  aorta  wall  so  as  to  reduce  the  risk  of  migra;on  and  enhance  graE/vessel  a]achment.  
`
`(Source:
`http://www.cookmedical.com/ai/content/mmedia/AI-BMD-FXZTIL-
`EN-200809.ppt; CM0003699)
`
`(Source: http://www.cookmedical.com/ai/content/mmedia/AI-BM-FXZTDS-
`EN-200905.pdf).
`
`Final  Infringement  Conten;ons  
`
`22  
`
`23
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`Patent Owner Ex. 2005
`IPR2014-00695
`Medtronic v. Marital Deduction Trust
`
`

`

`Element  F  
`
`Case 1:12-cv-01630-LJM-DKL Document 123-2 Filed 06/28/13 Page 24 of 74 PageID #:
`whereupon   the   force   applied   to   said   tubular   member   by   the   fluid   flowing   through   said  
` 2858
`passageway  produces  on  each  of  said  projec;ons  a  force  component  to  cause  said  at  least  one  
`surface  to  ;ghtly  engage  the  interior  surface  of  the  vessel,  duct,  or  lumen  to  fixedly  secure  said  
`device  in  place.  
`
`When  the  blood  flow  proceeds  through  the  passageway  of  a  Zenith  AAA  GraE,  a  force  is  exerted  on  the  
`graE  that  forces  the  projec;ons  caudally  in  the  direc;on  of  the  blood  flow  and  radially  outward  thereby  
`causing  the  projec;ons  to  engage  the  interior  surface  of  the  aorta  wall.  The  projec;ons  secure  the  graE  in  
`place  on  the  aorta  wall  so  as  to  reduce  the  risk  of  migra;on  and  enhance  graE/vessel  a]achment.  
`
`(Source: Zenith® AAA Endovascular Graft Annual Clinical Update (2009)).
`
`(Source: Zenith® AAA Endovascular Graft Annual Clinical Update (2009)).
`
`Final  Infringement  Conten;ons  
`
`23  
`
`24
`
`Patent Owner Ex. 2005
`IPR2014-00695
`Medtronic v. Marital Deduction Trust
`
`

`

`Element  F  
`
`Case 1:12-cv-01630-LJM-DKL Document 123-2 Filed 06/28/13 Page 25 of 74 PageID #:
`whereupon   the   force   applied   to   said   tubular   member   by   the   fluid   flowing   through   said  
` 2859
`passageway  produces  on  each  of  said  projec;ons  a  force  component  to  cause  said  at  least  one  
`surface  to  ;ghtly  engage  the  interior  surface  of  the  vessel,  duct,  or  lumen  to  fixedly  secure  said  
`device  in  place.  
`
`When  the  blood  flow  proceeds  through  the  passageway  of  a  Zenith  AAA  GraE,  a  force  is  exerted  on  the  
`graE  that  forces  the  projec;ons  caudally  in  the  direc;on  of  the  blood  flow  and  radially  outward  thereby  
`causing  the  projec;ons  to  engage  the  interior  surface  of  the  aorta  wall.  The  projec;ons  secure  the  graE  in  
`place  on  the  aorta  wall  so  as  to  reduce  the  risk  of  migra;on  and  enhance  graE/vessel  a]achment.  
`
`(Source: Zenith® AAA Endovascular Graft Annual Clinical Update (2009)).
`
`(Source: Zenith® AAA Endovascular Graft Annual Clinical Update (2009)).
`
`Final  Infringement  Conten;ons  
`
`24  
`
`25
`
`Patent Owner Ex. 2005
`IPR2014-00695
`Medtronic v. Marital Deduction Trust
`
`

`

`Case 1:12-cv-01630-LJM-DKL Document 123-2 Filed 06/28/13 Page 26 of 74 PageID #:
` 2860
`
`Element F
`
`whereupon the force applied to said tubular member by the fluid flowing through said
`passageway produces on each of said projections a force component to cause said at least one
`surface to tightly engage the interior surface of the vessel, duct, or lumen to fixedly secure said
`
`device in place.device in place.
`
`At least one surface of the trailing portion of the projection is firmly secured into the interior surface of the 
`vessel wall. The Court identified in its Claim Construction Order that “to tightly engage” need “not 
`necessarily [include] penetration” and such engagement includes penetration of the interior surface layer 
`of the relevant vessel, duct, or lumen, but does not puncture a hole into or tear through the wall of such 
`passageways. 
`
`Upstream
`
`Blood
`flow
`
`Leading
`portion
`
`Trailing
`portion
`
`
`
`DownstreamDownstream
`
`(Source: http://www.cookmedical.com/arc/en/index.html#2)
`
`Final Infringement Contentions
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`25
`
`26
`
`Patent Owner Ex. 2005
`IPR2014-00695
`Medtronic v. Marital Deduction Trust
`
`

`

`Case 1:12-cv-01630-LJM-DKL Document 123-2 Filed 06/28/13 Page 27 of 74 PageID #:
` 2861
`
`’417  Patent  –  Claim  2  
`
`Claim 2 is dependent on independent Claim 1
`
`Final  Infringement  Conten;ons  
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`26  
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`27
`
`Patent Owner Ex. 2005
`IPR2014-00695
`Medtronic v. Marital Deduction Trust
`
`

`

`Case 1:12-cv-01630-LJM-DKL Document 123-2 Filed 06/28/13 Page 28 of 74 PageID #:
` 2862
`
`  
`’417  Patent  –  Claim  2  
`
` 2. The device of claim 1 wherein said at least one surface is inclined upward in the
` first direction.
`
`
`
`The Zenith AAA Grafts literally infringe this claim element. The Zenith AAA Grafts also infringe under the
`Doctrine of Equivalents because, to the extent there are any differences between the Zenith AAA Grafts and
`this claim element (which Plaintiff denies), such differences are insubstantial. In the absence of literal
`infringement, the Zenith AAA Grafts infringe under the Doctrine of Equivalents because it is used to perform
`substantially the same function (secure the bypass graft device in place within the blood vessel) in substantially
`the same way (the projections have at least one trailing surface oriented to be inclined upward at an acute
`angle to the direction of the blood flow) to obtain substantially the same result (the projections engage with the
`interior surface of the blood vessel to secure the bypass graft device when forces are exerted caudally in the
`direction of the blood flow and radially outward) as

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