Patents by Inventor Jean-Baptiste Drevet
Jean-Baptiste Drevet 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: 12214182Abstract: An implantable pump system is provided, suitable for use as a left ventricular assist device (LVAD) system, having an implantable pump, a battery, a controller, and a programmer. The implantable pump includes a flexible membrane coupled to an actuator assembly via a skirt that extends toward the inlet of the pump and curves to guide blood toward the outlet. The actuator assembly is magnetically engageable with electromagnetic coils, so that when the electromagnetic coils are energized, the actuator assembly causes wavelike undulations to propagate along the flexible membrane to propel blood from the inlet, across the skirt, and through the outlet of the implantable pump. The controller may be programmed by a programmer to operate at frequencies and duty cycles that mimic physiologic flow rates and pulsatility while operating in an efficient manner that avoids thrombus formation, hemolysis and/or platelet activation.Type: GrantFiled: September 7, 2022Date of Patent: February 4, 2025Assignee: CorWave SAInventors: Luc Polverelli, Leopold Maine, Carl N. Botterbusch, Silvere Lucquin, Jean-Baptiste Drevet, Adrien Guignabert, Patrick Meneroud, Alexandra Schmidt, Pier-Paolo Monticone
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Publication number: 20240316333Abstract: An implantable pump system is provided, suitable for use as a left ventricular assist device (LVAD) system, having an implantable pump, an extracorporeal battery and a controller coupled to the implantable pump, and a programmer selectively periodically coupled to the controller to configure and adjust operating parameters of the implantable pump. The implantable pump includes a flexible membrane coupled to an actuator assembly that is magnetically engagable with electromagnetic coils, so that when the electromagnetic coils are energized, the actuator assembly causes wavelike undulations to propagate along the flexible membrane to propel blood from through the implantable pump. The controller may be programmed by a programmer to operate at frequencies and duty cycles that mimic physiologic flow rates and pulsatility while operating in an efficient manner that avoids thrombus formation, hemolysis and/or platelet activation.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 28, 2024Publication date: September 26, 2024Applicant: CorWave SAInventors: Carl N. BOTTERBUSCH, Silvere LUCQUIN, Pier-Paolo MONTICONE, Jean-Baptiste DREVET, Adrien GUIGNABERT, Patrick MENEROUD
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Patent number: 12005245Abstract: An implantable pump system is provided, suitable for use as a left ventricular assist device (LVAD) system, having an implantable pump, an extracorporeal battery and a controller coupled to the implantable pump, and a programmer selectively periodically coupled to the controller to configure and adjust operating parameters of the implantable pump. The implantable pump includes a flexible membrane coupled to an actuator assembly that is magnetically engagable with electromagnetic coils, so that when the electromagnetic coils are energized, the actuator assembly causes wavelike undulations to propagate along the flexible membrane to propel blood from through the implantable pump. The controller may be programmed by a programmer to operate at frequencies and duty cycles that mimic physiologic flow rates and pulsatility while operating in an efficient manner that avoids thrombus formation, hemolysis and/or platelet activation.Type: GrantFiled: April 5, 2022Date of Patent: June 11, 2024Assignee: CorWave SAInventors: Carl N. Botterbusch, Silvere Lucquin, Pier-Paolo Monticone, Jean-Baptiste Drevet, Adrien Guignabert, Patrick Meneroud
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Patent number: 11791702Abstract: An electromagnetic machine includes a stator, a movable armature and a device for mechanically connecting the movable armature to the stator. The connecting device includes a plurality of leaf springs. The stator includes at least one first electrical coil and at least one first magnetic core forming at least one open loop between first and second terminal ends of said first loop in order to define an air gap between said terminal ends. The plurality of leaf springs extends on a single side of an air gap plane perpendicular to a first loop plane. The plurality of leaf springs is arranged so as to authorise the translation of the movable armature in relation to said stator in a direction that is perpendicular to the loop plane and to prohibit any movement of said movable armature in any direction within said loop plane.Type: GrantFiled: December 5, 2018Date of Patent: October 17, 2023Assignee: AMS R&D SASInventors: Guy Delaisse, Jean-Baptiste Drevet, Harold Guillemin
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Publication number: 20230241371Abstract: An implantable pump system is provided, including an implantable blood pump suitable for use as a partial support assist device, the system further including an extracorporeal battery and a controller coupled to the implantable pump, and a programmer selectively periodically coupled to the controller to configure and adjust operating parameters of the implantable pump. The implantable pump includes a flexible membrane coupled to an electromagnetic actuator including a magnetic assembly and electromagnetic assembly, so that when the electromagnetic assembly is energized, the electromagnetic assembly causes wavelike undulations to propagate along the flexible membrane to propel blood through the implantable pump. The controller may be programmed by a programmer to operate at frequencies and duty cycles that mimic physiologic flow rates and pulsatility while operating in an efficient manner that avoids thrombus formation, hemolysis and/or platelet activation.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 6, 2023Publication date: August 3, 2023Applicant: CorWave SAInventors: Louis-Emmanuel LE DUC DE LILLERS, Francois CORNAT, Jean-Baptiste DREVET, Carl N. BOTTERBUSCH, Alexandra SCHMIDT
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Patent number: 11712554Abstract: An implantable cardiovascular blood pump system is provided, suitable for use as a left ventricular assist device (LVAD) system, having an implantable cardiovascular pump, an extracorporeal battery and a controller coupled to the implantable pump, and a programmer selectively periodically coupled to the controller to configure and adjust operating parameters of the implantable cardiovascular pump. The implantable cardiovascular blood pump includes a coaxial inflow cannula and outflow cannula in fluid communication with one another and with a pumping mechanism. The pumping mechanism may be a vibrating membrane pump which may include a flexible membrane coupled to an electromagnetic actuator assembly that causes wavelike undulations to propagate along the flexible membrane to propel blood through the implantable cardiovascular pump.Type: GrantFiled: August 23, 2021Date of Patent: August 1, 2023Assignee: CorWave SAInventors: Carl N. Botterbusch, Silvere Lucquin, Jean-Baptiste Drevet, Adrien Guignabert, Patrick Meneroud
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Patent number: 11649815Abstract: A ripple diaphragm circulator includes a body inside which there is an internal chamber comprising an inlet opening and an outlet opening for fluid; and a flexible diaphragm placed in the chamber so as to be able to ripple there. The circulator further includes an actuating mechanism including at least one motor and a mechanical linking part linking the motor to the first edge of the diaphragm so as to move it in a reciprocating motion. The circulator also includes a device for detecting at least one value representative of a movement of the diaphragm, a power supply unit delivering an electrical power supply signal to the motor according to a detection signal.Type: GrantFiled: December 5, 2018Date of Patent: May 16, 2023Assignee: AMS R&D SASInventors: Guy Delaisse, Jean-Baptiste Drevet, Harold Guillemin
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Patent number: 11623077Abstract: An implantable pump system is provided, including an implantable blood pump suitable for use as a partial support assist device, the system further including an extracorporeal battery and a controller coupled to the implantable pump, and a programmer selectively periodically coupled to the controller to configure and adjust operating parameters of the implantable pump. The implantable pump includes a flexible membrane coupled to an electromagnetic actuator including a magnetic assembly and electromagnetic assembly, so that when the electromagnetic assembly is energized, the electromagnetic assembly causes wavelike undulations to propagate along the flexible membrane to propel blood through the implantable pump. The controller may be programmed by a programmer to operate at frequencies and duty cycles that mimic physiologic flow rates and pulsatility while operating in an efficient manner that avoids thrombus formation, hemolysis and/or platelet activation.Type: GrantFiled: February 19, 2021Date of Patent: April 11, 2023Assignee: CorWave SAInventors: Louis-Emmanuel Le Duc De Lillers, Francois Cornat, Jean-Baptiste Drevet, Carl N. Botterbusch, Alexandra Schmidt
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Publication number: 20230001179Abstract: An implantable pump system is provided, suitable for use as a left ventricular assist device (LVAD) system, having an implantable pump, a battery, a controller, and a programmer. The implantable pump includes a flexible membrane coupled to an actuator assembly via a skirt that extends toward the inlet of the pump and curves to guide blood toward the outlet. The actuator assembly is magnetically engageable with electromagnetic coils, so that when the electromagnetic coils are energized, the actuator assembly causes wavelike undulations to propagate along the flexible membrane to propel blood from the inlet, across the skirt, and through the outlet of the implantable pump. The controller may be programmed by a programmer to operate at frequencies and duty cycles that mimic physiologic flow rates and pulsatility while operating in an efficient manner that avoids thrombus formation, hemolysis and/or platelet activation.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 7, 2022Publication date: January 5, 2023Applicant: CorWave SAInventors: Luc POLVERELLI, Leopold MAINE, Carl N. BOTTERBUSCH, Silvere LUCQUIN, Jean-Baptiste DREVET, Adrien GUIGNABERT, Patrick MENEROUD, Alexandra SCHMIDT, Pier-Paolo MONTICONE
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Patent number: 11512689Abstract: The present invention relates to an undulating-membrane fluid circulator having an intake port (3), a pump housing (4) delimiting a propulsion chamber (5), a discharge port (6), and an undulating membrane (2) paired with a drive means permitting an undulating movement of the membrane (2) between the upstream (8) and downstream (9) edges thereof, the undulating membrane (2) being capable of moving a fluid towards the discharge port (6). According to the invention, the circulator further comprises at least one means (7) for guiding the fluid, said means being disposed in the fluid propulsion chamber (5) near one of the edges (8, 9) of the undulating membrane (2) and making it possible to channel the fluid flow in a direction substantially parallel to the displacement of the wave along the membrane (2).Type: GrantFiled: November 9, 2018Date of Patent: November 29, 2022Assignee: CorWave SAInventors: Jean-Baptiste Drevet, Harold Guillemin
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Patent number: 11446480Abstract: An implantable pump system is provided, suitable for use as a left ventricular assist device (LVAD) system, having an implantable pump, a battery, a controller, and a programmer. The implantable pump includes a flexible membrane coupled to an actuator assembly via a skirt that extends toward the inlet of the pump and curves to guide blood toward the outlet. The actuator assembly is magnetically engagable with electromagnetic coils, so that when the electromagnetic coils are energized, the actuator assembly causes wavelike undulations to propagate along the flexible membrane to propel blood from the inlet, across the skirt, and through the outlet of the implantable pump. The controller may be programmed by a programmer to operate at frequencies and duty cycles that mimic physiologic flow rates and pulsatility while operating in an efficient manner that avoids thrombus formation, hemolysis and/or platelet activation.Type: GrantFiled: November 22, 2018Date of Patent: September 20, 2022Assignee: CorWave SAInventors: Luc Polverelli, Leopold Maine, Carl N. Botterbusch, Silvere Lucquin, Jean-Baptiste Drevet, Adrien Guignabert, Patrick Meneroud, Alexandra Schmidt, Pier-Paolo Monticone
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Publication number: 20220226633Abstract: An implantable pump system is provided, suitable for use as a left ventricular assist device (LVAD) system, having an implantable pump, an extracorporeal battery and a controller coupled to the implantable pump, and a programmer selectively periodically coupled to the controller to configure and adjust operating parameters of the implantable pump. The implantable pump includes a flexible membrane coupled to an actuator assembly that is magnetically engagable with electromagnetic coils, so that when the electromagnetic coils are energized, the actuator assembly causes wavelike undulations to propagate along the flexible membrane to propel blood from through the implantable pump. The controller may be programmed by a programmer to operate at frequencies and duty cycles that mimic physiologic flow rates and pulsatility while operating in an efficient manner that avoids thrombus formation, hemolysis and/or platelet activation.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 5, 2022Publication date: July 21, 2022Applicant: CorWave SAInventors: Carl N. BOTTERBUSCH, Silvere LUCQUIN, Piere-Paolo MONTICONE, Jean-Baptiste DREVET, Adrien GUIGNABERT, Patrick MENEROUD
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Patent number: 11298522Abstract: An implantable pump system is provided, suitable for use as a left ventricular assist device (LVAD) system, having an implantable pump, an extracorporeal battery and a controller coupled to the implantable pump, and a programmer selectively periodically coupled to the controller to configure and adjust operating parameters of the implantable pump. The implantable pump includes a flexible membrane coupled to an actuator assembly that is magnetically engagable with electromagnetic coils, so that when the electromagnetic coils are energized, the actuator assembly causes wavelike undulations to propagate along the flexible membrane to propel blood from through the implantable pump. The controller may be programmed by a programmer to operate at frequencies and duty cycles that mimic physiologic flow rates and pulsatility while operating in an efficient manner that avoids thrombus formation, hemolysis and/or platelet activation.Type: GrantFiled: August 30, 2019Date of Patent: April 12, 2022Assignee: CorWave SAInventors: Carl N. Botterbusch, Silvere Lucquin, Pier-Paolo Monticone, Jean-Baptiste Drevet, Adrien Guignabert, Patrick Meneroud
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Publication number: 20210379353Abstract: An implantable cardiovascular blood pump system is provided, suitable for use as a left ventricular assist device (LVAD) system, having an implantable cardiovascular pump, an extracorporeal battery and a controller coupled to the implantable pump, and a programmer selectively periodically coupled to the controller to configure and adjust operating parameters of the implantable cardiovascular pump. The implantable cardiovascular blood pump includes a coaxial inflow cannula and outflow cannula in fluid communication with one another and with a pumping mechanism. The pumping mechanism may be a vibrating membrane pump which may include a flexible membrane coupled to an electromagnetic actuator assembly that causes wavelike undulations to propagate along the flexible membrane to propel blood through the implantable cardiovascular pump.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 23, 2021Publication date: December 9, 2021Applicant: CorWave SAInventors: Carl N. BOTTERBUSCH, Silvere LUCQUIN, Jean-Baptiste DREVET, Adrien GUIGNABERT, Patrick MENEROUD
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Patent number: 11097091Abstract: An implantable cardiovascular blood pump system is provided, suitable for use as a left ventricular assist device (LVAD) system, having an implantable cardiovascular pump, an extracorporeal battery and a controller coupled to the implantable pump, and a programmer selectively periodically coupled to the controller to configure and adjust operating parameters of the implantable cardiovascular pump. The implantable cardiovascular blood pump includes a coaxial inflow cannula and outflow cannula in fluid communication with one another and with a pumping mechanism. The pumping mechanism may be a vibrating membrane pump which may include a flexible membrane coupled to an electromagnetic actuator assembly that causes wavelike undulations to propagate along the flexible membrane to propel blood through the implantable cardiovascular pump.Type: GrantFiled: December 27, 2018Date of Patent: August 24, 2021Assignee: CorWave SAInventors: Carl N. Botterbusch, Silvere Lucquin, Jean-Baptiste Drevet, Adrien Guignabert, Patrick Meneroud
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Publication number: 20210172429Abstract: The present invention relates to an undulating-membrane fluid circulator having an intake port (3), a pump housing (4) delimiting a propulsion chamber (5), a discharge port (6), and an undulating membrane (2) paired with a drive means permitting an undulating movement of the membrane (2) between the upstream (8) and downstream (9) edges thereof, the undulating membrane (2) being capable of moving a fluid towards the discharge port (6). According to the invention, the circulator further comprises at least one means (7) for guiding the fluid, said means being disposed in the fluid propulsion chamber (5) near one of the edges (8, 9) of the QI undulating membrane (2) and making it possible to channel the fluid flow in a direction substantially parallel to the displacement of the wave along the membrane (2).Type: ApplicationFiled: November 9, 2018Publication date: June 10, 2021Applicant: CorWave SAInventors: Jean-Baptiste DREVET, Harold GUILLEMIN
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Publication number: 20210170160Abstract: An implantable pump system is provided, including an implantable blood pump suitable for use as a partial support assist device, the system further including an extracorporeal battery and a controller coupled to the implantable pump, and a programmer selectively periodically coupled to the controller to configure and adjust operating parameters of the implantable pump. The implantable pump includes a flexible membrane coupled to an electromagnetic actuator including a magnetic assembly and electromagnetic assembly, so that when the electromagnetic assembly is energized, the electromagnetic assembly causes wavelike undulations to propagate along the flexible membrane to propel blood through the implantable pump. The controller may be programmed by a programmer to operate at frequencies and duty cycles that mimic physiologic flow rates and pulsatility while operating in an efficient manner that avoids thrombus formation, hemolysis and/or platelet activation.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 19, 2021Publication date: June 10, 2021Applicant: CorWave SAInventors: Louis-Emmanuel LE DUC DE LILLERS, Francois CORNAT, Jean-Baptiste DREVET, Carl N. BOTTERBUSCH, Alexandra SCHMIDT
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Patent number: 10933181Abstract: An implantable pump system is provided, including an implantable blood pump suitable for use as a partial support assist device, the system further including an extracorporeal battery and a controller coupled to the implantable pump, and a programmer selectively periodically coupled to the controller to configure and adjust operating parameters of the implantable pump. The implantable pump includes a flexible membrane coupled to an electromagnetic actuator including a magnetic assembly and electromagnetic assembly, so that when the electromagnetic assembly is energized, the electromagnetic assembly causes wavelike undulations to propagate along the flexible membrane to propel blood through the implantable pump. The controller may be programmed by a programmer to operate at frequencies and duty cycles that mimic physiologic flow rates and pulsatility while operating in an efficient manner that avoids thrombus formation, hemolysis and/or platelet activation.Type: GrantFiled: March 29, 2018Date of Patent: March 2, 2021Assignee: CorWave SAInventors: Louis-Emmanuel Le Duc De Lillers, Francois Cornat, Jean-Baptiste Drevet, Carl N. Botterbusch, Alexandra Schmidt
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Publication number: 20200386219Abstract: A ripple diaphragm circulator includes a body inside which there is an internal chamber comprising an inlet opening and an outlet opening for fluid; and a flexible diaphragm placed in the chamber so as to be able to ripple there. The circulator further includes an actuating mechanism including at least one motor and a mechanical linking part linking the motor to the first edge of the diaphragm so as to move it in a reciprocating motion. The circulator also includes a device for detecting at least one value representative of a movement of the diaphragm, a power supply unit delivering an electrical power supply signal to the motor according to a detection signal.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 5, 2018Publication date: December 10, 2020Inventors: Guy DELAISSE, Jean-Baptiste DREVET, Harold GUILLEMIN
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Publication number: 20200368417Abstract: An implantable pump system is provided, suitable for use as a left ventricular assist device (LVAD) system, having an implantable pump, a battery, a controller, and a programmer. The implantable pump includes a flexible membrane coupled to an actuator assembly via a skirt that extends toward the inlet of the pump and curves to guide blood toward the outlet. The actuator assembly is magnetically engagable with electromagnetic coils, so that when the electromagnetic coils are energized, the actuator assembly causes wavelike undulations to propagate along the flexible membrane to propel blood from the inlet, across the skirt, and through the outlet of the implantable pump. The controller may be programmed by a programmer to operate at frequencies and duty cycles that mimic physiologic flow rates and pulsatility while operating in an efficient manner that avoids thrombus formation, hemolysis and/or platelet activation.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 22, 2018Publication date: November 26, 2020Applicant: CorWave SAInventors: Luc POLVERELLI, Leopold MAINE, Carl N. BOTTERBUSCH, Silvere LUCQUIN, Jean-Baptiste DREVET, Adrien GUIGNABERT, Patrick MENEROUD, Alexandra SCHMIDT, Pier-Paolo MONTICONE