Patents by Inventor Allen Muirhead
Allen Muirhead has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).
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Patent number: 7273586Abstract: An apparatus for conditioning mammalian blood for subsequent use in a medical procedure includes a cabinet having a secure environment and a door providing the only access to the environment. An input system transports a blood charge from a source to the cabinet and a flask is removably contained in the secure environment and coupled to the charge input system to receive the charge. Stressors are coupled to the cabinet and positioned for operation to create a conditioned charge in the flask. An output system is coupled to the flask and includes a receiver for the conditioned charge. The apparatus includes an automated control system operable upon closing the door to lock the door and to then condition the charge, and to then cause the charge to move from the flask to the receiver.Type: GrantFiled: December 6, 2005Date of Patent: September 25, 2007Assignee: Vasogen Ireland LimitedInventors: Sonya Mongomery, Jeff Dayman, Allen Muirhead, Paul Moore, Taras Worona, Simon Treadwell, Murray Voakes, Thomas Porter, Carlton Chong, Liung Sen Liao, Duncan Newman
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Patent number: 7250137Abstract: An apparatus for conditioning mammalian blood for subsequent use in a medical procedure includes a cabinet having a secure environment and a door providing the only access to the environment. An input system transports a blood charge from a source to the cabinet and a flask is removably contained in the secure environment and coupled to the charge input system to receive the charge. Stressors are coupled to the cabinet and positioned for operation to create a conditioned charge in the flask. An output system is coupled to the flask and includes a receiver for the conditioned charge. The apparatus includes an automated control system operable upon closing the door to lock the door and to then condition the charge, and to then cause the charge to move from the flask to the receiver.Type: GrantFiled: December 6, 2005Date of Patent: July 31, 2007Assignee: Vasogen Ireland LimitedInventors: Sonya Mongomery, Jeff Dayman, Allen Muirhead, Paul Moore, Taras Worona, Simon Treadwell, Murray Voakes, Thomas Porter, Carlton Chong, Liung Sen Liao, Duncan Newman
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Publication number: 20070079468Abstract: A central vacuum cleaning system 3 has a central vacuum unit 17 with a motor 10, a motor compartment 19, and a vacuum chamber 25. The system 3 also has a control circuit 1 for controlling power to the motor 10, and one or more airborne contaminant sensors 15 for sensing contaminants within the system 3. The sensors 15 may be located in pipes 31 motor compartment 19, vacuum chamber 25 and hose handle 34. Vacuum air may be drawn through aperture 37 in wall valve 38.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 7, 2005Publication date: April 12, 2007Inventors: J. Cunningham, Allen Muirhead
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Patent number: 7128873Abstract: An apparatus for conditioning mammalian blood for subsequent use in a medical procedure includes a cabinet having a secure environment and a door providing the only access to the environment. An input system transports a blood charge from a source to the cabinet and a flask is removably contained in the secure environment and coupled to the charge input system to receive the charge. Stressors are coupled to the cabinet and positioned for operation to create a conditioned charge in the flask. An output system is coupled to the flask and includes a receiver for the conditioned charge. The apparatus includes an automated control system operable upon closing the door to lock the door and to then condition the charge, and to then cause the charge to move from the flask to the receiver.Type: GrantFiled: April 20, 2004Date of Patent: October 31, 2006Assignee: Vasogen Ireland LimitedInventors: Sonya Mongomery, Jeff Dayman, Allen Muirhead, Paul Moore, Taras Worona, Simon Treadwell, Murray Voakes, Thomas Porter, Carlton Chong, Liung Sen Liao, Duncan Newman
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Publication number: 20060084905Abstract: An apparatus for conditioning mammalian blood for subsequent use in a medical procedure includes a cabinet having a secure environment and a door providing the only access to the environment. An input system transports a blood charge from a source to the cabinet and a flask is removably contained in the secure environment and coupled to the charge input system to receive the charge. Stressors are coupled to the cabinet and positioned for operation to create a conditioned charge in the flask. An output system is coupled to the flask and includes a receiver for the conditioned charge. The apparatus includes an automated control system operable upon closing the door to lock the door and to then condition the charge, and to then cause the charge to move from the flask to the receiver.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 6, 2005Publication date: April 20, 2006Applicant: Vasogen Ireland LimitedInventors: Sonya Montgomery, Jeff Dayman, Allen Muirhead, Paul Moore, Taras Worona, Simon Treadwell, Murray Voakes, Thomas Porter, Carlton Chong, Liung Liao, Duncan Newman
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Publication number: 20060073069Abstract: An apparatus for conditioning mammalian blood for subsequent use in a medical procedure includes a cabinet having a secure environment and a door providing the only access to the environment. An input system transports a blood charge from a source to the cabinet and a flask is removably contained in the secure environment and coupled to the charge input system to receive the charge. Stressors are coupled to the cabinet and positioned for operation to create a conditioned charge in the flask. An output system is coupled to the flask and includes a receiver for the conditioned charge. The apparatus includes an automated control system operable upon closing the door to lock the door and to then condition the charge, and to then cause the charge to move from the flask to the receiver.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 6, 2005Publication date: April 6, 2006Inventors: Sonya Montgomery, Jeff Dayman, Allen Muirhead, Paul Moore, Taras Worona, Simon Treadwell, Murray Voakes, Thomas Porter, Carlton Chong, Liung Liao, Duncan Newman
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Publication number: 20040199097Abstract: An apparatus for conditioning mammalian blood for subsequent use in a medical procedure includes a cabinet having a secure environment and a door providing the only access to the environment. An input system transports a blood charge from a source to the cabinet and a flask is removably contained in the secure environment and coupled to the charge input system to receive the charge. Stressors are coupled to the cabinet and positioned for operation to create a conditioned charge in the flask. An output system is coupled to the flask and includes a receiver for the conditioned charge. The apparatus includes an automated control system operable upon closing the door to lock the door and to then condition the charge, and to then cause the charge to move from the flask to the receiver.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 20, 2004Publication date: October 7, 2004Applicant: Vasogen Ireland LimitedInventors: Sonya Mongomery, Jeff Dayman, Allen Muirhead, Paul Moore, Taras Worona, Simon Treadwell, Murray Voakes, Thomas Porter, Carlton Chong, Liung Sen Liao, Duncan Newman
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Patent number: 6736788Abstract: The invention provides apparatus for conditioning mammalian blood for subsequent use in a medical procedure. The apparatus includes a cabinet having a secure environment and a door providing the only access to the environment. An input system is provided for transporting a blood charge from a source to the cabinet and a flask is removably contained in the secure environment and coupled to the charge input system to receive the charge. Stressors are coupled to the cabinet and positioned for operation to create a conditioned charge in the flask. An output system is coupled to the flask and includes a receiver for the conditioned charge. The apparatus includes an automated control system operable upon closing the door to lock the door and to then condition the charge, and to then cause the charge to move from the flask to the receiver.Type: GrantFiled: September 15, 2000Date of Patent: May 18, 2004Assignee: Vasogen Ireland LimitedInventors: Sonya Mongomery, Jeff Dayman, Allen Muirhead, Paul Moore, Taras Worona, Simon Treadwell, Murray Voakes, Thomas Porter, Carlton Chong, Liung Sen Liao, Duncan Newman