Patents by Inventor Dennis G. Lamser
Dennis G. Lamser 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: 11969177Abstract: A method of treating a calculi mass can include using an ultrasonic probe to produce acoustic energy and fragment the mass. The method can include varying the frequency at which fragmentation occurs to treat the mass with a resonant frequency. The ultrasonic probe can have a distal tip for contact with the mass, where the tip has a morphology for concentrating stress on the mass. The ultrasonic probe can have two or more ultrasonic horns to allow for higher voltage and power levels.Type: GrantFiled: September 29, 2020Date of Patent: April 30, 2024Assignee: Gyrus ACMI, Inc.Inventors: Charles Baker, James Macione, Dennis G. Lamser
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Publication number: 20240134408Abstract: A lever latching system comprising: a housing; a lever having a latch pin fixedly mounted to the lever, the lever being movably mounted to the housing so that the latch pin moves in an arc; and a latch plate movably mounted to the housing for linear movement with respect to the housing, the latch plate comprising a labyrinth for receiving the latch pin.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 17, 2023Publication date: April 25, 2024Inventors: Dennis G. Lamser, John Mensch, Riyad Moe
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Patent number: 11822362Abstract: A lever latching system comprising: a housing; a lever having a latch pin fixedly mounted to the lever, the lever being movably mounted to the housing so that the latch pin moves in an arc; and a latch plate movably mounted to the housing for linear movement with respect to the housing, the latch plate comprising a labyrinth for receiving the latch pin.Type: GrantFiled: July 5, 2022Date of Patent: November 21, 2023Assignee: Gyrus ACMI, Inc.Inventors: Dennis G. Lamser, John Mensch, Riyad Moe
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Patent number: 11779384Abstract: An electrosurgical device: forceps having: a first working arm, a second working arm, wherein the electrosurgical device has a first electrosurgical configuration where the first working arm and the second working arm are in an opposed position so that the forceps deliver a first therapy current that flows between the first working arm and the second working arm; and wherein the electrosurgical device has a second electrosurgical configuration when the first working arm, the second working arm, or both are repositionable relative to each other so that the first working arm is extended with respect to the second working arm or vice versa and a second therapy current is delivered from the first working arm to a remote electrode.Type: GrantFiled: April 25, 2019Date of Patent: October 10, 2023Assignee: Gyrus ACMI, Inc.Inventors: Kester J. Batchelor, Nikhil M. Murdeshwar, Jyue Boon (Jonas) Lim, Dennis G. Lamser, Tsuyoshi Hayashida, Richard J. Curtis, Theodore Blus, Riyad Moe, Ryan Windgassen
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Patent number: 11759220Abstract: A method of treating a calculi mass can include using an ultrasonic probe to produce acoustic energy and fragment the mass. The method can include varying the frequency at which fragmentation occurs to treat the mass with a resonant frequency. The ultrasonic probe can have a distal tip for contact with the mass, where the tip has a morphology for concentrating stress on the mass. The ultrasonic probe can have two or more ultrasonic horns to allow for higher voltage and power levels.Type: GrantFiled: September 29, 2020Date of Patent: September 19, 2023Assignee: Gyrus ACMI, Inc.Inventors: Charles Baker, James Macione, Dennis G. Lamser
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Publication number: 20230056024Abstract: A lever latching system comprising: a housing; a lever having a latch pin fixedly mounted to the lever, the lever being movably mounted to the housing so that the latch pin moves in an arc; and a latch plate movably mounted to the housing for linear movement with respect to the housing, the latch plate comprising a labyrinth for receiving the latch pin.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 5, 2022Publication date: February 23, 2023Inventors: Dennis G. Lamser, John Mensch, Riyad Moe
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Patent number: 11406411Abstract: A surgical device comprising: (a) a stylet comprising: one or more support rods; (b) a hand piece comprising: one or more housing structures defining a cavity; and one or more actuating mechanisms comprising: one or more levers attached to one or more pivot axes in the hand piece and configured to form one or more slidable joints in communication with the one or more support rods; wherein the one or more levers are configured to be assembled by: being placed into the hand piece along the assembly direction before the stylet so the stylet may be placed into the hand piece over the one or more levers; or being placed into the hand piece along the assembly direction after the stylet so the one or more levers is placed into the hand piece over the stylet and in communication with the stylet.Type: GrantFiled: November 19, 2020Date of Patent: August 9, 2022Assignee: Gyrus ACMI, Inc.Inventors: Ryan J. Windgassen, Jeffrey Nelson, Dennis G. Lamser, John Mensch, Zane R. Ward, Timothy Ozell
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Patent number: 11402865Abstract: A lever latching system comprising: a housing; a lever having a latch pin fixedly mounted to the lever, the lever being movably mounted to the housing so that the latch pin moves in an arc; and a latch plate movably mounted to the housing for linear movement with respect to the housing, the latch plate comprising a labyrinth for receiving the latch pin.Type: GrantFiled: February 16, 2021Date of Patent: August 2, 2022Assignee: Gyrus ACMI, Inc.Inventors: Dennis G. Lamser, John Mensch, Riyad Moe
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Publication number: 20220110680Abstract: A uterine manipulator including an elongate shaft having a distal portion configured to be inserted into a uterus through a lumen of a cervix, and a return electrode coupled to the elongate shaft. The return electrode is configured to be electrically coupled to an electrosurgical generator.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 4, 2021Publication date: April 14, 2022Inventors: Judy L. Walish, Dennis G. Lamser
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Publication number: 20220079423Abstract: An endoscopic medical apparatus can include an endoscope tip extender such as can be configured to extend longitudinally axially from a distal portion of an endoscope in a tapered arrangement. The tip extender can define a bore such as extending longitudinally axially within the tip extender. The tip extender can include a material that can be at least one of softer or more flexible than a material of the distal portion of the endoscope.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 7, 2021Publication date: March 17, 2022Inventors: Kurt G. Shelton, Jane Bareau, Dennis G. Lamser, Mayur K. Patel, Ann G. McLoughlin, Brian M. Talbot
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Publication number: 20210255658Abstract: A lever latching system comprising: a housing; a lever having a latch pin fixedly mounted to the lever, the lever being movably mounted to the housing so that the latch pin moves in an arc; and a latch plate movably mounted to the housing for linear movement with respect to the housing, the latch plate comprising a labyrinth for receiving the latch pin.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 16, 2021Publication date: August 19, 2021Inventors: Dennis G. Lamser, John Mensch, Riyad Moe
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Publication number: 20210137590Abstract: A colpotomy device having a tissue treatment assembly for performing a hysterectomy is provided. The tissue treatment assembly comprises an elongated body defining a longitudinal axis and an end effector coupled to a distal portion of the elongated body. The end effector can be offset from and rotatable about the longitudinal axis. The tissue treatment assembly also has an axial first electrical contact coupled to the end effector, where the axial first electrical contact is affixed to and rotatable with the end effector. Moreover, the tissue treatment assembly includes a circumferential second electrical contact that can be arranged to contact the axial first electrical contact throughout a rotation of the end effector about the longitudinal axis.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 3, 2020Publication date: May 13, 2021Inventors: Jeffrey MacDonald, Dennis G. Lamser
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Publication number: 20210093338Abstract: A method of treating a calculi mass can include using an ultrasonic probe to produce acoustic energy and fragment the mass. The method can include varying the frequency at which fragmentation occurs to treat the mass with a resonant frequency. The ultrasonic probe can have a distal tip for contact with the mass, where the tip has a morphology for concentrating stress on the mass. The ultrasonic probe can have two or more ultrasonic horns to allow for higher voltage and power levels.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 29, 2020Publication date: April 1, 2021Inventors: Charles Baker, JAMES MACIONE, Dennis G. Lamser
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Publication number: 20210093341Abstract: A method of treating a calculi mass can include using an ultrasonic probe to produce acoustic energy and fragment the mass. The method can include varying the frequency at which fragmentation occurs to treat the mass with a resonant frequency. The ultrasonic probe can have a distal tip for contact with the mass, where the tip has a morphology for concentrating stress on the mass. The ultrasonic probe can have two or more ultrasonic horns to allow for higher voltage and power levels.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 29, 2020Publication date: April 1, 2021Inventors: Charles Baker, James Macione, Dennis G. Lamser
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Publication number: 20210093340Abstract: A method of treating a calculi mass can include using an ultrasonic probe to produce acoustic energy and fragment the mass. The method can include varying the frequency at which fragmentation occurs to treat the mass with a resonant frequency. The ultrasonic probe can have a distal tip for contact with the mass, where the tip has a morphology for concentrating stress on the mass. The ultrasonic probe can have two or more ultrasonic horns to allow for higher voltage and power levels.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 29, 2020Publication date: April 1, 2021Inventors: Charles Baker, James Macione, Dennis G. Lamser
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Publication number: 20210068857Abstract: A surgical device comprising: (a) a stylet comprising: one or more support rods; (b) a hand piece comprising: one or more housing structures defining a cavity; and one or more actuating mechanisms comprising: one or more levers attached to one or more pivot axes in the hand piece and configured to form one or more slidable joints in communication with the one or more support rods; wherein the one or more levers are configured to be assembled by: being placed into the hand piece along the assembly direction before the stylet so the stylet may be placed into the hand piece over the one or more levers; or being placed into the hand piece along the assembly direction after the stylet so the one or more levers is placed into the hand piece over the stylet and in communication with the stylet.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 19, 2020Publication date: March 11, 2021Inventors: Ryan J. Windgassen, Jeffrey Nelson, Dennis G. Lamser, John Mensch, Zane R. Ward, Timothy Ozell
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Patent number: 10942537Abstract: A lever latching system comprising: a housing; a lever having a latch pin fixedly mounted to the lever, the lever being movably mounted to the housing so that the latch pin moves in an arc; and a latch plate movably mounted to the housing for linear movement with respect to the housing, the latch plate comprising a labyrinth for receiving the latch pin.Type: GrantFiled: May 13, 2019Date of Patent: March 9, 2021Assignee: Gyrus Acmi, Inc.Inventors: Dennis G. Lamser, John R. Mensch, Riyad Moe
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Patent number: 10864005Abstract: A surgical device comprising: (a) a stylet comprising: one or more support rods; (b) a hand piece comprising: one or more housing structures defining a cavity; and one or more actuating mechanisms comprising: one or more levers attached to one or more pivot axes in the hand piece and configured to form one or more slidable joints in communication with the one or more support rods; wherein the one or more levers are configured to be assembled by: being placed into the hand piece along the assembly direction before the stylet so the stylet may be placed into the hand piece over the one or more levers; or being placed into the hand piece along the assembly direction after the stylet so the one or more levers is placed into the hand piece over the stylet and in communication with the stylet.Type: GrantFiled: March 24, 2017Date of Patent: December 15, 2020Assignee: Gyrus Acmi, Inc.Inventors: Ryan J. Windgassen, Jeffrey Nelson, Dennis G. Lamser, John R. Mensch, Zane R. Ward, Timothy Ozell
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Publication number: 20190265746Abstract: A lever latching system comprising: a housing; a lever having a latch pin fixedly mounted to the lever, the lever being movably mounted to the housing so that the latch pin moves in an arc; and a latch plate movably mounted to the housing for linear movement with respect to the housing, the latch plate comprising a labyrinth for receiving the latch pin.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 13, 2019Publication date: August 29, 2019Inventors: Dennis G. Lamser, John R. Mensch, Riyad Moe
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Publication number: 20190247110Abstract: An electrosurgical device: forceps having: a first working arm, a second working arm, wherein the electrosurgical device has a first electrosurgical configuration where the first working arm and the second working arm are in an opposed position so that the forceps deliver a first therapy current that flows between the first working arm and the second working arm; and wherein the electrosurgical device has a second electrosurgical configuration when the first working arm, the second working arm, or both are repositionable relative to each other so that the first working arm is extended with respect to the second working arm or vice versa and a second therapy current is delivered from the first working arm to a remote electrode.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 25, 2019Publication date: August 15, 2019Inventors: Kester J. Batchelor, Nikhil M. Murdeshwar, Jyue Boon (Jonas) Lim, Dennis G. Lamser, Tsuyoshi Hayashida, Richard J. Curtis, Theodore Blus, Riyad Moe, Ryan Windgassen