The USITC declined to review an ALJ determination that accused redesigned light-based physiological measurement devices do not infringe asserted patents, removing them from the scope of an existing limited exclusion order. The proceeding is now terminated, allowing the redesigned products to enter the U.S. market without restriction.

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Scope: HS 90 / Section 337
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