Patents by Inventor Jerome Haas

Jerome Haas 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).

  • Sheath protecting a cannula, and safety syringe comprising said sheath
    Patent number: 9789262
    Abstract: A protective sheath (100) for a cannula (210) arranged on a hub (200) which can be fitted onto a syringe (300), the sheath including female elements intended to cooperate with male elements (201) of the hub (200) for guiding thereof, and characterized in that the female elements include a retracted position before use RBU, a retracted position during use RU, and a retracted position after use RAU, wherein the whole length of the cannula (210) is inside the sheath (100), the female elements further include an ejection position E, wherein whole or part of the cannula (210) protrudes out of the sheath (100), and further characterized in that at least two of the RBU, RU, and RAU positions are substantially transversally aligned.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: May 3, 2013
    Date of Patent: October 17, 2017
    Assignee: SOFIC (STE FRANCAISE D'INSTRUMENTS DE CHIRURGIE)
    Inventors: Jurgen Wollbold, Christophe Combes, Gregory Lambert, Jerome Haas, Cecile Arnaud
  • SHEATH PROTECTING A CANNULA, AND SAFETY SYRINGE COMPRISING SAID SHEATH
    Publication number: 20150119813
    Abstract: A protective sheath (100) for a cannula (210) arranged on a hub (200) which can be fitted onto a syringe (300), the sheath including female elements intended to cooperate with male elements (201) of the hub (200) for guiding thereof, and characterized in that the female elements include a retracted position before use RBU, a retracted position during use RU, and a retracted position after use RAU, wherein the whole length of the cannula (210) is inside the sheath (100), the female elements further include an ejection position E, wherein whole or part of the cannula (210) protrudes out of the sheath (100), and further characterized in that at least two of the RBU, RU, and RAU positions are substantially transversally aligned.
    Type: Application
    Filed: May 3, 2013
    Publication date: April 30, 2015
    Applicant: SOFIC (STE FRANCAISE D'INSTRUMENTS DE CHIRURGIE)
    Inventors: Jurgen Wollbold, Christophe Combes, Gregory Lambert, Jerome Haas, Cecile Arnaud