Patents by Inventor Jiyan Liu
Jiyan Liu 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: 20040215144Abstract: A dual port syringe has an upper port for connection to a fluid reservoir and a lower port for delivery of the medical fluid under pressure to a patient. A first valve is connected between the fluid reservoir and the upper port, and second valve is connected between the lower port and the patient. During a fill operation, a piston is moved within the syringe to drawn fluid from the reservoir into the syringe through the upper port. During injection operation, the piston moves in an opposite direction to force fluid out of the syringe through the lower port.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 26, 2004Publication date: October 28, 2004Inventors: Doug Duchon, Thomas Paulson, Vince Copa, Robert F. Wilson, Jiyan Liu
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Publication number: 20040133165Abstract: An angiographic injector system includes a manifold and valve which selectively connects either a syringe pump or a low pressure system to a catheter which is inserted into a patient. The valve is normally biased to a state which connects the low pressure system to the catheter for pressure monitoring, saline flushing, or aspirating functions. When an injection is to be made, the valve automatically switches so that the low pressure system is disconnected and not exposed to high pressure, while the syringe pump is connected through the manifold to the catheter.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 24, 2003Publication date: July 8, 2004Inventors: Doug Duchon, Thomas Paulson, Robert F. Wilson, Jiyan Liu
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Patent number: 6746427Abstract: A dual port syringe has an upper port for connection to a fluid reservoir and a lower port for delivery of the medical fluid under pressure to a patient. A first valve is connected between the fluid reservoir and the upper port, and second valve is connected between the lower port and the patient. During a fill operation, a piston is moved within the syringe to drawn fluid from the reservoir into the syringe through the upper port. During injection operation, the piston moves in an opposite direction to force fluid out of the syringe through the lower port.Type: GrantFiled: June 17, 2002Date of Patent: June 8, 2004Assignee: Acist Medical Systems, Inc.Inventors: Doug Duchon, Thomas Paulson, Vince Copa, Robert F. Wilson, Jiyan Liu
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Patent number: 6656157Abstract: An angiographic injector system includes a manifold and valve which selectively connects either a syringe pump or a low pressure system to a catheter which is inserted into a patient. The valve is normally biased to a state which connects the low pressure system to the catheter for pressure-monitoring, saline flushing, or aspirating functions. When an injection is to be made, the valve automatically switches so that the low pressure system is disconnected and not exposed to high pressure, while the syringe pump is connected through the manifold to the catheter.Type: GrantFiled: June 9, 2000Date of Patent: December 2, 2003Assignee: ACIST Medical Systems, Inc.Inventors: Doug Duchon, Thomas Paulson, Robert F. Wilson, Jiyan Liu
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Patent number: 6626862Abstract: Devices that detect and monitor components and fluid used with an injector system, such as an angiographic injector system, are disclosed. The devices may include mechanical, electrical or software based indexing or keying features to ensure that only compatible components are used on the system. In addition, these devices may also be used to track and/or monitor fluid volume and use during various injection procedures. Single use and multiple use components, conveniently supplied in kits, may also be tracked and/or monitored by the devices of the present invention.Type: GrantFiled: April 4, 2000Date of Patent: September 30, 2003Assignee: ACIST Medical Systems, Inc.Inventors: Douglas J. Duchon, Robert F. Wilson, Jiyan Liu
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Publication number: 20030028144Abstract: An angiographic injector system and a method of controllably delivering medical fluid to a patient from an angiographic injector system are disclosed. A multiple processor control system is used to actively control the injection process and to monitor sensed functions of the system. The multiple processors provide dual redundancy safety circuits for critical control functions such as syringe motor drive speed and current. A motor/servo-amplifier nested control function is also disclosed. A unique method and apparatus are disclosed for establishing injection parameter default values just prior to an injection procedure that are based on physiological values of the patient to be treated. The injector system uses an interactive display panel that presents sequenced set-up screens to the user and which enables the user to select injection procedures, parameters and other modes of operation directly through the interactive panel.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 20, 2000Publication date: February 6, 2003Inventors: Douglas J. Duchon, James P. Smith, Katherine H. Anderson, Robert F. Wilson, Jiyan Liu
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Publication number: 20030028145Abstract: An angiographic injector system and a method of controllably delivering medical fluid to a patient from an angiographic injector system are disclosed. A multiple processor control system is used to actively control the injection process and to monitor sensed functions of the system. The multiple processors provide dual redundancy safety circuits for critical control functions such as syringe motor drive speed and current. A motor/servo-amplifier nested control function is also disclosed. A unique method and apparatus are disclosed for establishing injection parameter default values just prior to an injection procedure that are based on physiological values of the patient to be treated. The injector system uses an interactive display panel that presents sequenced set-up screens to the user and which enables the user to select injection procedures, parameters and other modes of operation directly through the interactive panel.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 3, 2002Publication date: February 6, 2003Inventors: Douglas J. Duchon, James P. Smith, Katherine H. Anderson, Robert F. Wilson, Jiyan Liu
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Publication number: 20030018252Abstract: An angiographic injector system and a method of controllably delivering medical fluid to a patient from an angiographic injector system are disclosed. A multiple processor control system is used to actively control the injection process and to monitor sensed functions of the system. The multiple processors provide dual redundancy safety circuits for critical control functions such as syringe motor drive speed and current. A motor/servo-amplifier nested control function is also disclosed. A unique method and apparatus are disclosed for establishing injection parameter default values just prior to an injection procedure that are based on physiological values of the patient to be treated. The injector system uses an interactive display panel that presents sequenced set-up screens to the user and which enables the user to select injection procedures, parameters and other modes of operation directly through the interactive panel.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 14, 2002Publication date: January 23, 2003Inventors: Douglas J. Duchon, James P. Smith, Katherine H. Anderson, Robert F. Wilson, Jiyan Liu
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Publication number: 20020198496Abstract: An angiographic injector system and a method of controllably delivering medical fluid to a patient from an angiographic injector system are disclosed. A multiple processor control system is used to actively control the injection process and to monitor sensed functions of the system. The multiple processors provide dual redundancy safety circuits for critical control functions such as syringe motor drive speed and current. A motor/servo-amplifier nested control function is also disclosed. A unique method and apparatus are disclosed for establishing injection parameter default values just prior to an injection procedure that are based on physiological values of the patient to be treated. The injector system uses an interactive display panel that presents sequenced set-up screens to the user and which enables the user to select injection procedures, parameters and other modes of operation directly through the interactive panel.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 16, 2002Publication date: December 26, 2002Inventors: Douglas J. Duchon, James P. Smith, Katherine H. Anderson, Robert F. Wilson, Jiyan Liu
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Publication number: 20020151854Abstract: A dual port syringe has an upper port for connection to a fluid reservoir and a lower port for delivery of the medical fluid under pressure to a patient. A first valve is connected between the fluid reservoir and the upper port, and second valve is connected between the lower port and the patient. During a fill operation, a piston is moved within the syringe to drawn fluid from the reservoir into the syringe through the upper port. During injection operation, the piston moves in an opposite direction to force fluid out of the syringe through the lower port.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 17, 2002Publication date: October 17, 2002Inventors: Doug Duchon, Thomas Paulson, Vince Copa, Robert F. Wilson, Jiyan Liu
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Patent number: 6447481Abstract: A dual port syringe has an upper port for connection to a fluid reservoir and a lower port for delivery of the medical fluid under pressure to a patient. A first valve is connected between the fluid reservoir and the upper port, and second valve is connected between the lower port and the patient. During a fill operation, a piston is moved within the syringe to drawn fluid from the reservoir into the syringe through the upper port. During injection operation, the piston moves in an opposite direction to force fluid out of the syringe through the lower port.Type: GrantFiled: May 22, 2000Date of Patent: September 10, 2002Assignee: ACIST Medical Systems, Inc.Inventors: Doug Duchon, Thomas Paulson, Vince Copa, Robert F. Wilson, Jiyan Liu
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Patent number: 6344030Abstract: A dual port syringe has an upper port for connection to a fluid reservoir and a lower port for delivery of the medical fluid under pressure to a patient. A first valve is connected between the fluid reservoir and the upper port, and second valve is connected between the lower port and the patient. During a fill operation, a piston is moved within the syringe to drawn fluid from the reservoir into the syringe through the upper port. During injection operation, the piston moves in an opposite direction to force fluid out of the syringe through the lower port.Type: GrantFiled: June 9, 2000Date of Patent: February 5, 2002Assignee: ACIST Medical Systems, Inc.Inventors: Doug Duchon, Thomas Paulson, Vince Copa, Robert F. Wilson, Jiyan Liu
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Patent number: 6221045Abstract: An angiographic injector system includes a manifold and valve which selectively connects either a syringe pump or a low pressure system to a catheter which is inserted into a patient. The valve is normally biased to a state which connects the low pressure system to the catheter for pressure monitoring, saline flushing, or aspirating functions. When an injection is to be made, the valve automatically switches so that the low pressure system is disconnected and not exposed to high pressure, while the syringe pump is connected through the manifold to the catheter.Type: GrantFiled: October 24, 1997Date of Patent: April 24, 2001Assignee: Acist Medical Systems, Inc.Inventors: Doug Duchon, Thomas Paulson, Robert F. Wilson, Jiyan Liu
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Patent number: 6099502Abstract: A dual port syringe has an upper port for connection to a fluid reservoir and a lower port for delivery of the medical fluid under pressure to a patient. A first valve is connected between the fluid reservoir and the upper port, and second valve is connected between the lower port and the patient. During a fill operation, a piston is moved within the syringe to drawn fluid from the reservoir into the syringe through the upper port. During injection operation, the piston moves in an opposite direction to force fluid out of the syringe through the lower port.Type: GrantFiled: October 24, 1997Date of Patent: August 8, 2000Assignee: Acist Medical Systems, Inc.Inventors: Doug Duchon, Thomas Paulson, Vince Copa, Robert F. Wilson, Jiyan Liu
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Patent number: 5882343Abstract: A dual port syringe has an upper port for connection to a fluid reservoir and a lower port for delivery of the medical fluid under pressure to a patient. A first valve is connected between the fluid reservoir and the upper port, and second valve is connected between the lower port and the patient. During a fill operation, a piston is moved within the syringe to drawn fluid from the reservoir into the syringe through the upper port. During injection operation, the piston moves in an opposite direction to force fluid out of the syringe through the lower port.Type: GrantFiled: October 7, 1997Date of Patent: March 16, 1999Assignee: Invasatec, Inc.Inventors: Robert F. Wilson, Jiyan Liu
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Patent number: 5800397Abstract: An angiographic injector system includes a manifold and valve which selectively connects either a syringe pump or a low pressure system to a catheter which is inserted into a patient. The valve is normally biased to a state which connects the low pressure system to the catheter for pressure monitoring, saline flushing, or aspirating functions. When an injection is to be made, the valve automatically switches so that the low pressure system is disconnected and not exposed to high pressure, while the syringe pump is connected through the manifold to the catheter.Type: GrantFiled: October 7, 1997Date of Patent: September 1, 1998Assignee: Invasatec, Inc.Inventors: Robert F. Wilson, Jiyan Liu
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Patent number: 5573515Abstract: An angiographic injector includes a syringe which is connected to a fluid reservoir through a valve which permits radiographic contrast material to be drawn from the reservoir into the syringe during a fill operation. The valve permits air to be expelled from the syringe through the valve during a purge operation, but blocks flow of contrast material from the syringe back to the fluid reservoir. During an injection, the valve blocks flow of contrast material back to the fluid reservoir while the contrast fluid is being delivered under pressure from the syringe to a patient.Type: GrantFiled: April 20, 1995Date of Patent: November 12, 1996Assignee: Invasatec, Inc.Inventors: Robert F. Wilson, Jiyan Liu
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Patent number: D412205Type: GrantFiled: July 29, 1997Date of Patent: July 20, 1999Assignee: Invasatec, Inc.Inventors: Douglas Duchon, Thomas Paulson, Robert F. Wilson, Jiyan Liu