Draeger Asks for ITC Import Ban on Patent-Infringing Incubators for Premature Babies
Draeger Medical Systems on Aug. 29 requested an International Trade Commission ban on imports of infant incubators and infant warmers from Japan-based Atom Medical International that infringe its patents. The devices are mainly used in the treatment of premature babies. Draeger says Atom’s infant incubators and infant warmers infringe its patents related to humidification capabilities, and temperature control. Draeger is requesting a Section 337 investigation, and a limited exclusion order and cease and desist order against Atom.
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