Patents by Inventor Joe McGonigle

Joe McGonigle 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).

  • Hemodialysis catheter sleeve
    Patent number: 11298451
    Abstract: A hemodialysis vascular access device includes a proximal end sized and shaped to sealably couple to a hemodialysis catheter, a movable structure coupled to the proximal end, a fixation structure coupled to the movable region and sized and shaped for fixation on a patient, an elongated sleeve coupled to the fixation structure and sized and shaped for insertion into a patient's vasculature, and a valve at a distal end of the internal lumen. When a hemodialysis catheter is inserted into the device and coupled to the proximal end, distal movement of the proximal end relative to the fixation structure biases a distal end of the hemodialysis catheter from a position inside the elongated sleeve through a valve out of the device and into the patient's blood.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: November 15, 2019
    Date of Patent: April 12, 2022
    Assignee: Surmodics, Inc.
    Inventors: Joram Slager, Joe McGonigle, Anh Tri La, David E. Babcock, Bruce Jelle, Aleksey Kurdyumov, Timothy M. Kloke, Charlie Olson, Gary Maharaj, Nathan Lockwood
  • HEMODIALYSIS CATHETER SLEEVE
    Publication number: 20200188573
    Abstract: A hemodialysis vascular access device includes a proximal end sized and shaped to sealably couple to a hemodialysis catheter, a movable structure coupled to the proximal end, a fixation structure coupled to the movable region and sized and shaped for fixation on a patient, an elongated sleeve coupled to the fixation structure and sized and shaped for insertion into a patient's vasculature, and a valve at a distal end of the internal lumen. When a hemodialysis catheter is inserted into the device and coupled to the proximal end, distal movement of the proximal end relative to the fixation structure biases a distal end of the hemodialysis catheter from a position inside the elongated sleeve through a valve out of the device and into the patient's blood.
    Type: Application
    Filed: November 15, 2019
    Publication date: June 18, 2020
    Inventors: Joram Slager, Joe McGonigle, Ahn Tri La, David E. Babcock, Bruce Jelle, Aleksey Kurdyumov, Timothy M. Kloke, Charlie Olson, Gary Maharaj, Nathan Lockwood
  • Hemodialysis catheter sleeve
    Patent number: 10478546
    Abstract: A hemodialysis vascular access device includes a proximal end sized and shaped to sealably couple to a hemodialysis catheter, a movable structure coupled to the proximal end, a fixation structure coupled to the movable region and sized and shaped for fixation on a patient, an elongated sleeve coupled to the fixation structure and sized and shaped for insertion into a patient's vasculature, and a valve at a distal end of the internal lumen. When a hemodialysis catheter is inserted into the device and coupled to the proximal end, distal movement of the proximal end relative to the fixation structure biases a distal end of the hemodialysis catheter from a position inside the elongated sleeve through a valve out of the device and into the patient's blood.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: September 6, 2016
    Date of Patent: November 19, 2019
    Assignee: Surmodics, Inc.
    Inventors: Joram Slager, Joe McGonigle, Anh Tri La, David E. Babcock, Bruce Jelle, Aleksey Kurdyumov, Timothy M. Kloke, Charlie Olson, Gary Maharaj, Nathan Lockwood
  • HEMODIALYSIS CATHETER SLEEVE
    Publication number: 20170072129
    Abstract: A hemodialysis vascular access device includes a proximal end sized and shaped to sealably couple to a hemodialysis catheter, a movable structure coupled to the proximal end, a fixation structure coupled to the movable region and sized and shaped for fixation on a patient, an elongated sleeve coupled to the fixation structure and sized and shaped for insertion into a patient's vasculature, and a valve at a distal end of the internal lumen. When a hemodialysis catheter is inserted into the device and coupled to the proximal end, distal movement of the proximal end relative to the fixation structure biases a distal end of the hemodialysis catheter from a position inside the elongated sleeve through a valve out of the device and into the patient's blood.
    Type: Application
    Filed: September 6, 2016
    Publication date: March 16, 2017
    Inventors: Joram Slager, Joe McGonigle, Anh Tri La, David E. Babcock, Bruce Jelle, Aleksey Kurdyumov, Timothy M. Kloke, Charlie Olson, Gary Maharaj, Nathan Lockwood