Patents by Inventor Dana Wm. Ryan
Dana Wm. Ryan 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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Publication number: 20240082561Abstract: An intermittent, injection port assembly includes a flexible valve member of the type which is laterally deflected when moved from a closed position to an open position. A high flow non-tortuous flow passage is provided through the injection port assembly by a plurality of lateral passages bypassing a base which supports the flexible valve member.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 20, 2023Publication date: March 14, 2024Inventor: Dana Wm. Ryan
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Patent number: 11857752Abstract: An intermittent, injection port assembly includes a flexible valve member of the type which is laterally deflected when moved from a closed position to an open position. A high flow non-tortuous flow passage is provided through the injection port assembly by a plurality of lateral passages bypassing a base which supports the flexible valve member.Type: GrantFiled: September 16, 2020Date of Patent: January 2, 2024Assignee: RyMed Technologies, LLCInventor: Dana Wm. Ryan
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Publication number: 20220354985Abstract: The present disclosure relates generally to materials and medical devices impregnated with antimicrobial compounds. More specifically, the materials are medical matrix materials comprising nanopores or nanochannels in which the antimicrobial compounds are disposed. In other embodiments, medical matrix materials comprises nanomaterials and antimicrobials distributed throughout the material. The materials described herein are useful for a broad spectrum of medical devices and consumer products. The present disclosure further provides methods of making the antimicrobial materials and medical devices disclosed herein.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 19, 2021Publication date: November 10, 2022Inventors: Dana Wm. Ryan, Mitchell Corey Sanders
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Patent number: 11406811Abstract: A needleless injection port assembly includes first and second body parts and a resilient barrier received within the body. A cannula attached to the first body part is received within an internal cavity of the resilient barrier. The resilient barrier is moveable between a less axially compressed first position in which fluid flow through the injection port assembly is prevented and a more axially compressed second position in which fluid flow through the assembly is allowed. An interference fit is provided between the resilient barrier and the cannula to seal against fluid flow through the cannula when the resilient barrier is in the first position. The cannula has an internal fluid passageway with a non-circular cross section providing increased fluid flow.Type: GrantFiled: June 18, 2019Date of Patent: August 9, 2022Assignee: Fresenius Kabi Deutschland GmbHInventors: Dana Wm. Ryan, Anthony E. Ryherd, James M. Kaiser
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Publication number: 20210178144Abstract: An intermittent, injection port assembly includes a flexible valve member of the type which is laterally deflected when moved from a closed position to an open position. A high flow non-tortuous flow passage is provided through the injection port assembly by a plurality of lateral passages bypassing a base which supports the flexible valve member.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 16, 2020Publication date: June 17, 2021Inventor: Dana Wm. Ryan
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Patent number: 10786664Abstract: An injection port assembly including a body having first and second mating structures configured to mate with a first connector for a first fluid pathway and a second connector on a device, respectively. A resilient barrier substantially contained within the body and compressible from a first position in which fluid flow between the first and second connectors is blocked to a more compressed second position in which fluid flow between the first and second connectors is permitted. A hollow cannula can be coupled with the first mating structure and disposed within the resilient barrier, the hollow cannula having a distal end configured to extend through the resilient barrier when the resilient barrier is in the second position, the distal end having lateral slots. The resilient barrier can have first and second annular sealing rings positioned above and below the lateral slots respectively.Type: GrantFiled: June 8, 2018Date of Patent: September 29, 2020Assignee: Fresenius Kabi Deutschland GmbHInventor: Dana Wm. Ryan
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Publication number: 20190329020Abstract: A needleless injection port assembly includes first and second body parts and a resilient barrier received within the body. A cannula attached to the first body part is received within an internal cavity of the resilient barrier. The resilient barrier is moveable between a less axially compressed first position in which fluid flow through the injection port assembly is prevented and a more axially compressed second position in which fluid flow through the assembly is allowed. An interference fit is provided between the resilient barrier and the cannula to seal against fluid flow through the cannula when the resilient barrier is in the first position. The cannula has an internal fluid passageway with a non-circular cross section providing increased fluid flow.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 18, 2019Publication date: October 31, 2019Inventors: Dana Wm. Ryan, Anthony E. Ryherd, James M. Kaiser
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Patent number: 10449575Abstract: A single piece device enables medical clinicians to clean and disinfect both an injection port (needleless I.V. connector) and a vascular access catheter hub. The device has a body with a first end having a blind hole with a wall adapted to be engageable with the threads on the housing of an IV connector and a bottom surface adapted to engage the top surface of the IV connector. The device body has a second end defining a male-luer slip extending out of a recess. The male-luer slip is adapted to extend into a standard vascular access catheter hub such that it engages the inner walls of the catheter hub, and the recess is adapted to receive and be engageable with the outside thread element of the catheter hub.Type: GrantFiled: August 13, 2018Date of Patent: October 22, 2019Assignee: RYMED TECHNOLOGIES, LLCInventors: Dana Wm Ryan, James M. Kaiser
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Patent number: 10357645Abstract: A needleless injection port assembly includes first and second body parts and a resilient barrier received within the body. A cannula attached to the first body part is received within an internal cavity of the resilient barrier. The resilient barrier is moveable between a less axially compressed first position in which fluid flow through the injection port assembly is prevented and a more axially compressed second position in which fluid flow through the assembly is allowed. An interference fit is provided between the resilient barrier and the cannula to seal against fluid flow through the cannula when the resilient barrier is in the first position. The cannula has an internal fluid passageway with a non-circular cross section providing increased fluid flow.Type: GrantFiled: February 21, 2018Date of Patent: July 23, 2019Assignee: Fresenius Kabi Deutschland GmbHInventors: Dana Wm. Ryan, Anthony E. Ryherd, James M. Kaiser
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Publication number: 20190134303Abstract: An injection port assembly comprises a body having a first mating structure and a second mating structure coupled together. A resilient barrier is received within the body and compressible between a less compressed first position in which fluid flow through the injection port assembly is blocked, to a more compressed second position in which fluid flow through the injection port assembly is permitted. A hollow cannula is coupled to the first mating structure and configured to be received within the resilient barrier. The hollow cannula has a distal end portion configured to extend through the resilient barrier when the resilient barrier is in the more compressed second position. The hollow cannula is opaque and both the second mating structure and the resilient barrier are transparent, so that any fluid leakage into the internal cavity of the resilient barrier is visible through the resilient barrier and the second mating structure against an opaque background provided by the opaque cannula.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 3, 2018Publication date: May 9, 2019Inventors: Dana Wm. Ryan, Anthony E. Ryherd, James M. Kaiser
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Publication number: 20190076885Abstract: A single piece device enables medical clinicians to clean and disinfect both an injection port (needleless I.V. connector) and a vascular access catheter hub. The device has a body with a first end having a blind hole with a wall adapted to be engageable with the threads on the housing of an IV connector and a bottom surface adapted to engage the top surface of the IV connector. The device body has a second end defining a male-luer slip extending out of a recess. The male-luer slip is adapted to extend into a standard vascular access catheter hub such that it engages the inner walls of the catheter hub, and the recess is adapted to receive and be engageable with the outside thread element of the catheter hub.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 13, 2018Publication date: March 14, 2019Inventors: Dana Wm RYAN, James M. KAISER
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Patent number: 10220419Abstract: A single piece device enables medical clinicians to clean and disinfect both an injection port (needleless I.V. connector) and a vascular access catheter hub. The device has a body with a first end having a blind hole with a wall adapted to be engageable with the threads on the housing of an IV connector and a bottom surface adapted to engage the top surface of the IV connector. The device body has a second end defining a male-luer slip extending out of a recess. The male-luer slip is adapted to extend into a standard vascular access catheter hub such that it engages the inner walls of the catheter hub, and the recess is adapted to receive and be engageable with the outside thread element of the catheter hub.Type: GrantFiled: February 19, 2013Date of Patent: March 5, 2019Assignee: RYMED TECHNOLOGIES, LLCInventors: Dana Wm Ryan, James M. Kaiser
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Publication number: 20180369563Abstract: A needleless injection port assembly includes first and second body parts and a resilient barrier received within the body. A cannula attached to the first body part is received within an internal cavity of the resilient barrier. The resilient barrier is moveable between a less axially compressed first position in which fluid flow through the injection port assembly is prevented and a more axially compressed second position in which fluid flow through the assembly is allowed. An interference fit is provided between the resilient barrier and the cannula to seal against fluid flow through the cannula when the resilient barrier is in the first position. The cannula has an internal fluid passageway with a non-circular cross section providing increased fluid flow.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 21, 2018Publication date: December 27, 2018Inventors: Dana Wm. Ryan, Anthony E. Ryherd, James M. Kaiser
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Patent number: 10105529Abstract: An injection port assembly including a body having first and second mating structures configured to mate with a first connector for a first fluid pathway and a second connector on a device, respectively. A resilient barrier substantially contained within the body and compressible from a first position in which fluid flow between the first and second connectors is blocked to a more compressed second position in which fluid flow between the first and second connectors is permitted. A hollow cannula can be coupled with the first mating structure and disposed within the resilient barrier, the hollow cannula having a distal end configured to extend through the resilient barrier when the resilient barrier is in the second position, the distal end having lateral slots. The resilient barrier can have first and second annular sealing rings positioned above and below the lateral slots respectively.Type: GrantFiled: November 12, 2015Date of Patent: October 23, 2018Assignee: Rymed Technologies, LLCInventor: Dana Wm. Ryan
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Publication number: 20180289943Abstract: An injection port assembly including a body having first and second mating structures configured to mate with a first connector for a first fluid pathway and a second connector on a device, respectively. A resilient barrier substantially contained within the body and compressible from a first position in which fluid flow between the first and second connectors is blocked to a more compressed second position in which fluid flow between the first and second connectors is permitted. A hollow cannula can be coupled with the first mating structure and disposed within the resilient barrier, the hollow cannula having a distal end configured to extend through the resilient barrier when the resilient barrier is in the second position, the distal end having lateral slots. The resilient barrier can have first and second annular sealing rings positioned above and below the lateral slots respectively.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 8, 2018Publication date: October 11, 2018Inventor: Dana Wm. Ryan
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Patent number: 9925365Abstract: A needleless injection port assembly includes first and second body parts and a resilient barrier received within the body. A cannula attached to the first body part is received within an internal cavity of the resilient barrier. The resilient barrier is moveable between a less axially compressed first position in which fluid flow through the injection port assembly is prevented and a more axially compressed second position in which fluid flow through the assembly is allowed. An interference fit is provided between the resilient barrier and the cannula to seal against fluid flow through the cannula when the resilient barrier is in the first position. The cannula has an internal fluid passageway with a non-circular cross section providing increased fluid flow.Type: GrantFiled: June 21, 2017Date of Patent: March 27, 2018Assignee: RyMed Technologies, LLCInventors: Dana Wm. Ryan, Anthony E. Ryherd, James M. Kaiser
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Publication number: 20170281824Abstract: The present disclosure relates generally to materials and medical devices impregnated with antimicrobial compounds. More specifically, the materials are medical matrix materials comprising nanopores or nanochannels in which the antimicrobial compounds are disposed. In other embodiments, medical matrix materials comprises nanomaterials and antimicrobials distributed throughout the material. The materials described herein are useful for a broad spectrum of medical devices and consumer products. The present disclosure further provides methods of making the antimicrobial materials and medical devices disclosed herein.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 29, 2017Publication date: October 5, 2017Inventors: Dana Wm. Ryan, Mitchell Corey Sanders
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Publication number: 20160129235Abstract: An injection port assembly including a body having first and second mating structures configured to mate with a first connector for a first fluid pathway and a second connector on a device, respectively. A resilient barrier substantially contained within the body and compressible from a first position in which fluid flow between the first and second connectors is blocked to a more compressed second position in which fluid flow between the first and second connectors is permitted. A hollow cannula can be coupled with the first mating structure and disposed within the resilient barrier, the hollow cannula having a distal end configured to extend through the resilient barrier when the resilient barrier is in the second position, the distal end having lateral slots. The resilient barrier can have first and second annular sealing rings positioned above and below the lateral slots respectively.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 12, 2015Publication date: May 12, 2016Inventor: Dana Wm. Ryan
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Publication number: 20160015931Abstract: A single piece device enables medical clinicians to clean and disinfect both an injection port (needleless I.V. connector) and a vascular access catheter hub. The device has a body with a first end having a blind hole with a wall adapted to be engageable with the threads on the housing of an IV connector and a bottom surface adapted to engage the top surface of the IV connector. The device body has a second end defining a male-luer slip extending out of a recess. The male-luer slip is adapted to extend into a standard vascular access catheter hub such that it engages the inner walls of the catheter hub, and the recess is adapted to receive and be engageable with the outside thread element of the catheter hub.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 19, 2013Publication date: January 21, 2016Inventors: Dana Wm Ryan, James M. Kaiser, Donald Scott Chase, Anthony E. Ryherd
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Publication number: 20120109077Abstract: An improved needle-free intravenous injection port assembly is disclosed. Embodiments include a boot valve with a helical surface, a boot valve and septum which mate with mechanical interference, a spike with a rough outer surface coated with a lubricant, a septum having a shoulder and a single continuous swabbable surface, a septum and a boot valve which are pre-punctured, a septum with a frustroconical extension and a combination single piece septum and boot valve. The injection port assembly provides zero fluid displacement during coupling and uncoupling.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 12, 2012Publication date: May 3, 2012Inventor: Dana Wm. Ryan