Patents by Inventor Feng Kevin XU
Feng Kevin XU 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: 20220362449Abstract: Fluidic devices, methods, and systems are disclosed. One system may comprises a sheath, a delivery module, and a removal module. The sheath includes a working lumen, a delivery lumen, and a removal lumen. The delivery module is configured to move a fluid from a fluid reservoir and into a body cavity through the delivery lumen. The removal module is configured to move the fluid and a particulate contained therein out of the body cavity through the removal lumen, through a filtration device that removes the particulate, and back into the fluid reservoir. One method comprises placing a distal end of sheath into a body cavity, energizing the working lumen to generate a particulate in the cavity, moving the fluid into the cavity to engage the particulate, and moving the fluid and the contaminant from the body cavity, through a filter for removing the contaminant, and back into the fluid source.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 28, 2022Publication date: November 17, 2022Applicant: Boston Scientific Scimed, Inc.Inventors: Wei Alfred GAO, Cheng ZHANG, Yuan Chester HONG, Feng Kevin XU
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Patent number: 11433172Abstract: Fluidic devices, methods, and systems are disclosed. One system may comprises a sheath, a delivery module, and a removal module. The sheath includes a working lumen, a delivery lumen, and a removal lumen. The delivery module is configured to move a fluid from a fluid reservoir and into a body cavity through the delivery lumen. The removal module is configured to move the fluid and a particulate contained therein out of the body cavity through the removal lumen, through a filtration device that removes the particulate, and back into the fluid reservoir. One method comprises placing a distal end of sheath into a body cavity, energizing the working lumen to generate a particulate in the cavity, moving the fluid into the cavity to engage the particulate, and moving the fluid and the contaminant from the body cavity, through a filter for removing the contaminant, and back into the fluid source.Type: GrantFiled: October 31, 2019Date of Patent: September 6, 2022Assignee: Boston Scientific Scimed, Inc.Inventors: Wei Alfred Gao, Cheng Zhang, Yuan Chester Hong, Feng Kevin Xu
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Publication number: 20200061275Abstract: Fluidic devices, methods, and systems are disclosed. One system may comprises a sheath, a delivery module, and a removal module. The sheath includes a working lumen, a delivery lumen, and a removal lumen. The delivery module is configured to move a fluid from a fluid reservoir and into a body cavity through the delivery lumen. The removal module is configured to move the fluid and a particulate contained therein out of the body cavity through the removal lumen, through a filtration device that removes the particulate, and back into the fluid reservoir. One method comprises placing a distal end of sheath into a body cavity, energizing the working lumen to generate a particulate in the cavity, moving the fluid into the cavity to engage the particulate, and moving the fluid and the contaminant from the body cavity, through a filter for removing the contaminant, and back into the fluid source.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 31, 2019Publication date: February 27, 2020Applicant: Boston Scientific Scimed, Inc.Inventors: Wei Alfred GAO, Cheng ZHANG, Yuan Chester HONG, Feng Kevin XU
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Patent number: 10507278Abstract: Fluidic devices, methods, and systems are disclosed. One system may comprises a sheath, a delivery module, and a removal module. The sheath includes a working lumen, a delivery lumen, and a removal lumen. The delivery module is configured to move a fluid from a fluid reservoir and into a body cavity through the delivery lumen. The removal module is configured to move the fluid and a particulate contained therein out of the body cavity through the removal lumen, through a filtration device that removes the particulate, and back into the fluid reservoir. One method comprises placing a distal end of sheath into a body cavity, energizing the working lumen to generate a particulate in the cavity, moving the fluid into the cavity to engage the particulate, and moving the fluid and the contaminant from the body cavity, through a filter for removing the contaminant, and back into the fluid source.Type: GrantFiled: August 10, 2016Date of Patent: December 17, 2019Assignee: Boston Scientific Scimed, Inc.Inventors: Wei Alfred Gao, Cheng Zhang, Yuan Chester Hong, Feng Kevin Xu
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Publication number: 20180144825Abstract: A method of clinical resource management includes receiving an expert request associated with an expertise domain, where the expert request includes patient information, a proposed procedure date, an indication of a product, an indication of a procedure type, and/or an estimated cost. A caregiver, certified as an expert with regard to the expertise domain, is identified; and a notification of the expert request is provided to a caregiver device associated with the caregiver. The method includes receiving, from the caregiver device, an acceptance indication indicating that the caregiver has accepted the expert request; and providing, to the caregiver device associated with the selected caregiver, an acceptance confirmation indicating that the caregiver's acceptance satisfies the expert request.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 22, 2017Publication date: May 24, 2018Inventors: Feng Kevin Xu, Cheng Zhang, Bei Laura Liu, Shasha Cai
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Publication number: 20170333614Abstract: Fluidic devices, methods, and systems are disclosed. One system may comprises a sheath, a delivery module, and a removal module. The sheath includes a working lumen, a delivery lumen, and a removal lumen. The delivery module is configured to move a fluid from a fluid reservoir and into a body cavity through the delivery lumen. The removal module is configured to move the fluid and a particulate contained therein out of the body cavity through the removal lumen, through a filtration device that removes the particulate, and back into the fluid reservoir. One method comprises placing a distal end of sheath into a body cavity, energizing the working lumen to generate a particulate in the cavity, moving the fluid into the cavity to engage the particulate, and moving the fluid and the contaminant from the body cavity, through a filter for removing the contaminant, and back into the fluid source.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 10, 2016Publication date: November 23, 2017Applicant: Boston Scientific Scimed, Inc.Inventors: Wei Alfred Gao, Cheng ZHANG, Yuan Chester HONG, Feng Kevin XU