Patents by Inventor James DeOrio
James DeOrio 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: 11974390Abstract: A packaging substrate can include a first surface and a second opposing surface, the first surface including a first mounting region of a first electronic module region and the second opposing surface including a first electrical contacts region of the first electronic module region. The packaging substrate can include a saw street region with at least a portion that surrounds the first electronic module region, and a saw street feature formed on the second opposing surface within at least a portion of the saw street region, the saw street feature being a solder mask layer over a metal layer.Type: GrantFiled: February 8, 2023Date of Patent: April 30, 2024Assignee: Skyworks Solutions, Inc.Inventors: Bhuvaneshwaran Vijayakumar, Lori Ann Deorio, Anthony James Lobianco, Hoang Mong Nguyen, Robert Francis Darveaux
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Publication number: 20200060835Abstract: In one embodiment, the present invention provides a talar implant, comprising: a. a superior surface, defined by an arc having at least one first radius; b. an inferior surface, defined by an arc having at least one second radius, c. a lateral side; d. a medial side; e.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 30, 2019Publication date: February 27, 2020Inventors: Victor Valderrabano, James Nunley, James DeOrio, Mark Easley, Matthew Hamilton, Phong Diep
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Patent number: 10398562Abstract: A talar implant, comprising: a superior surface, defined by an arc having at least one first radius; an inferior surface, defined by an arc having at least one second radius, a lateral side; a medial side; a posterior portion having a first width; and an anterior portion having a second width; wherein the implant is configured to restore a tibio-talar joint tension, wherein the superior surface is separated from the inferior surface by a thickness, wherein the at least one first radius is smaller than the at least one second radius, wherein the center of the arc having at least one first radius is offset from the center of the arc having at least one second radius in at least one plane of the talar implant, and wherein the anterior portion further comprises an extension configured to provide support.Type: GrantFiled: January 20, 2016Date of Patent: September 3, 2019Assignee: Exactech, Inc.Inventors: Victor Valderrabano, James Nunley, James DeOrio, Mark Easley, Matthew Hamilton, Phong Diep
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Publication number: 20180098858Abstract: A talar implant, comprising: a superior surface, defined by an arc having at least one first radius; an inferior surface, defined by an arc having at least one second radius, a lateral side; a medial side; a posterior portion having a first width; and an anterior portion having a second width; wherein the implant is configured to restore a tibio-talar joint tension, wherein the superior surface is separated from the inferior surface by a thickness, wherein the at least one first radius is smaller than the at least one second radius, wherein the center of the arc having at least one first radius is offset from the center of the arc having at least one second radius in at least one plane of the talar implant, and wherein the anterior portion further comprises an extension configured to provide support.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 20, 2016Publication date: April 12, 2018Applicant: EXACTECH, INC.Inventors: Victor Valderrabano, James Nunley, James DeOrio, Mark Easley, Matthew Hamilton, Phong Diep
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Patent number: 9308037Abstract: An ankle fusion device has a proximal portion generally aligned with a first longitudinal axis. The proximal portion includes a proximal end and a first fastener hole. The proximal portion has an arcuate curve such that the proximal end is spaced a distance from the first longitudinal axis in a first direction. The first fastener hole is configured to receive a first fastener along a first fastener axis. A distal portion of the ankle fusion device extends to a distal end from the proximal portion along a second longitudinal axis. The second longitudinal axis is angled in second and third directions relative to the first longitudinal axis. The second direction is perpendicular to the first direction and the third direction being opposite the first direction. The distal portion includes a second fastener hole configured to receive a second fastener along a second fastener axis.Type: GrantFiled: September 19, 2013Date of Patent: April 12, 2016Assignee: Stryker European Holdings I, LLCInventors: Martinus Richter, James DeOrio, Oliver Frick, Christophe Geisert, Thomas Loring, Stephen Gilbert, Victor Chan, Michael Pinzur
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Publication number: 20140025127Abstract: An ankle fusion device has a proximal portion generally aligned with a first longitudinal axis. The proximal portion includes a proximal end and a first fastener hole. The proximal portion has an arcuate curve such that the proximal end is spaced a distance from the first longitudinal axis in a first direction. The first fastener hole is configured to receive a first fastener along a first fastener axis. A distal portion of the ankle fusion device extends to a distal end from the proximal portion along a second longitudinal axis. The second longitudinal axis is angled in second and third directions relative to the first longitudinal axis. The second direction is perpendicular to the first direction and the third direction being opposite the first direction. The distal portion includes a second fastener hole configured to receive a second fastener along a second fastener axis.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 19, 2013Publication date: January 23, 2014Applicant: Small Bone Innovations, Inc.Inventors: Martinus Richter, James DeOrio, Oliver Frick, Christophe Geisert, Thomas Loring, Stephen Gilbert, Victor Chan, Michael Pinzur
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Patent number: 8562606Abstract: An ankle fusion device has a proximal portion generally aligned with a first longitudinal axis. The proximal portion includes a proximal end and a first fastener hole. The proximal portion has an arcuate curve such that the proximal end is spaced a distance from the first longitudinal axis in a first direction. The first fastener hole is configured to receive a first fastener along a first fastener axis. A distal portion of the ankle fusion device extends to a distal end from the proximal portion along a second longitudinal axis. The second longitudinal axis is angled in second and third directions relative to the first longitudinal axis. The second direction is perpendicular to the first direction and the third direction being opposite the first direction. The distal portion includes a second fastener hole configured to receive a second fastener along a second fastener axis.Type: GrantFiled: December 10, 2010Date of Patent: October 22, 2013Assignee: Small Bone Innovations, Inc.Inventors: Martinus Richter, Michael Pinzur, James DeOrio, Oliver Frick, Christophe Geisert, Thomas Loring, Stephen Gilbert, Victor Chan
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Publication number: 20110282397Abstract: An ankle fusion device has a proximal portion generally aligned with a first longitudinal axis. The proximal portion includes a proximal end and a first fastener hole. The proximal portion has an arcuate curve such that the proximal end is spaced a distance from the first longitudinal axis in a first direction. The first fastener hole is configured to receive a first fastener along a first fastener axis. A distal portion of the ankle fusion device extends to a distal end from the proximal portion along a second longitudinal axis. The second longitudinal axis is angled in second and third directions relative to the first longitudinal axis. The second direction is perpendicular to the first direction and the third direction being opposite the first direction. The distal portion includes a second fastener hole configured to receive a second fastener along a second fastener axis.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 10, 2010Publication date: November 17, 2011Applicant: SMALL BONE INNOVATIONS, INC.Inventors: Martinus Richter, Michael Pinzur, James DeOrio, Oliver Frick, Christophe Geisert, Thomas Loring, Stephen Gilbert, Victor Chan