Patents by Inventor John I. Muri
John I. Muri 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: 20240341988Abstract: A pyloric implant generally includes a stomach portion, a duodenal portion and a pyloric portion extending between the two. A channel extends through the implant to allow food to pass from the stomach, through the pylorus, into the duodenum. The stomach and duodenal portions expand from a delivery configuration to a deployed configuration, upon release from a delivery device, in order to anchor the implant within the stomach, pylorus and duodenum. The pyloric implant slows the passage of food out of the stomach, through the pylorus, thus promoting weight loss.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 16, 2024Publication date: October 17, 2024Inventors: Carina R. Reisin, John I. Muri, Peter G. Knopp, Uri Ladabaum, Michael Beeuwsaert, Jack Goodman, Vishal J. Phagat, Naresh T. Gunaratnam
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Patent number: 11918729Abstract: Methods, devices, and systems for laser eye surgery generally make use of a console that interchangeably accepts multiple types of eye treatment cassettes. The cassettes enable one or both of displacement-based or vacuum-based aspiration. The console and the cassette may communicate to establish the functionality of the installed cassette by utilizing a component indigenous to the operation of the cassette. A dual-mode cassette may include a separable holding tank for enabling vacuum-based aspiration. A displacement-based pump may be provided to drain the holding tank while the vacuum system continues to aspirate fluids. A vacuum sensor for controlling the flow of aspirated fluids may have three ports for communicating with a handpiece, a displacement-based pump, a vacuum-based pump, or an irrigation source. The handpiece may be vented during vacuum-based aspiration by opening a vent valve interposed between the handpiece and the vacuum source.Type: GrantFiled: July 19, 2021Date of Patent: March 5, 2024Assignee: Johnson & Johnson Surgical Vision, Inc.Inventors: John I. Muri, Craig Edwards
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Publication number: 20230210540Abstract: Systems, methods, and devices for treating vascular defects are disclosed herein. In some embodiments, a method of treating an aneurysm includes positioning a distal portion of an elongated member near or within an aneurysm. The method can include introducing an embolic composition into a lumen of the elongated member using an injector device coupled to a proximal portion of the elongated member. The injector device can pressurize the embolic composition to a pressure of at least 10,000 psi. The method can also include delivering the embolic composition into the aneurysm via the elongated member.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 29, 2022Publication date: July 6, 2023Inventors: Adin Douglas Martineau, Ali M. Hussain, John I. Muri, Junwei Li, Jared Akira Shimizu, Andyanhdzung Huynh, Robert A. Pecor, Aarya Cyril Mecwan
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Publication number: 20230117119Abstract: Disclosed are example embodiments of systems and methods for implantation in a pylorus between a stomach and duodenum for promoting weight loss. An example device for implantation in a pylorus between a stomach and duodenum includes a stomach portion configured to anchor the device in the stomach; The example device includes a pyloric portion extending from the stomach portion. The example device includes a duodenal portion extending from the pyloric portion and a channel extending in an axial direction through the stomach portion. The pyloric portion and the duodenal portion, for allowing passage of food material through the device from the stomach to the duodenum. The duodenal portion includes a portion configured to elongate in the axial direction upon compression.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 14, 2022Publication date: April 20, 2023Inventors: Carina R. Reisin, John I. Muri
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Patent number: 11504272Abstract: The invention is generally directed to phacoemulsification systems and methods, and more particularly to systems and methods for providing transverse phacoemulsification. In accordance with one embodiment, a phacoemulsification system is provided having a handpiece with a needle, wherein the phacoemulsification system is configured to vibrate the distal end of the needle in both an effective transverse direction and an effective longitudinal direction when power, having a single effective operating frequency is applied to the handpiece.Type: GrantFiled: November 22, 2019Date of Patent: November 22, 2022Assignee: Johnson & Johnson Surgical Vision, Inc.Inventors: Mark E. Steen, Rob Raney, John I. Muri, George Bromfield
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Publication number: 20210338482Abstract: Methods, devices, and systems for laser eye surgery generally make use of a console that interchangeably accepts multiple types of eye treatment cassettes. The cassettes enable one or both of displacement-based or vacuum-based aspiration. The console and the cassette may communicate to establish the functionality of the installed cassette by utilizing a component indigenous to the operation of the cassette. A dual-mode cassette may include a separable holding tank for enabling vacuum-based aspiration. A displacement-based pump may be provided to drain the holding tank while the vacuum system continues to aspirate fluids. A vacuum sensor for controlling the flow of aspirated fluids may have three ports for communicating with a handpiece, a displacement-based pump, a vacuum-based pump, or an irrigation source. The handpiece may be vented during vacuum-based aspiration by opening a vent valve interposed between the handpiece and the vacuum source.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 19, 2021Publication date: November 4, 2021Inventors: John I. Muri, Craig Edwards
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Patent number: 11116661Abstract: An eye treatment system having a handpiece, a console, a cassette, and a pump formed by the engagement of the cassette with the console. The pump having a head having a plurality of projections disposed to rotate about an axis, a ramp disposed near the rotating projections, and a resilient channel configured to transfer fluid when engaged by the ramp and the plurality of projections. The ramp having an entrance, a central, and an exit portion. The entrance portion has an arcuate extent over which the projections close the channel as the head rotates. The central portion has an arcuate extent over which the channel is sealed by the projections as the head rotates. The exit portion has an arcuate extent over which the projections open the channel as the head rotates. The arcuate extent of the entrance portion is unequal to the arcuate extent of the exit portion.Type: GrantFiled: May 18, 2018Date of Patent: September 14, 2021Assignee: Johnson & Johnson Surgical Vision, Inc.Inventors: John I. Muri, Craig Edwards
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Patent number: 11065153Abstract: Methods, devices, and systems for laser eye surgery generally make use of a console that interchangeably accepts multiple types of eye treatment cassettes. The cassettes enable one or both of displacement-based or vacuum-based aspiration. The console and the cassette may communicate to establish the functionality of the installed cassette by utilizing a component indigenous to the operation of the cassette. A dual-mode cassette may include a separable holding tank for enabling vacuum-based aspiration. A displacement-based pump may be provided to drain the holding tank while the vacuum system continues to aspirate fluids. A vacuum sensor for controlling the flow of aspirated fluids may have three ports for communicating with a handpiece, a displacement-based pump, a vacuum-based pump, or an irrigation source. The handpiece may be vented during vacuum-based aspiration by opening a vent valve interposed between the handpiece and the vacuum source.Type: GrantFiled: July 31, 2015Date of Patent: July 20, 2021Assignee: Johnson & Johnson Surgical Vision, Inc.Inventors: John I. Muri, Craig Edwards
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Patent number: 11058577Abstract: Methods, devices, and systems for laser eye surgery generally make use of a console that interchangeably accepts multiple types of eye treatment cassettes. The cassettes enable one or both of displacement-based or vacuum-based aspiration. The console and the cassette may communicate to establish the functionality of the installed cassette by utilizing a component indigenous to the operation of the cassette. A dual-mode cassette may include a separable holding tank for enabling vacuum-based aspiration. A displacement-based pump may be provided to drain the holding tank while the vacuum system continues to aspirate fluids. A vacuum sensor for controlling the flow of aspirated fluids may have three ports for communicating with a handpiece, a displacement-based pump, a vacuum-based pump, or an irrigation source. The handpiece may be vented during vacuum-based aspiration by opening a vent valve interposed between the handpiece and the vacuum source.Type: GrantFiled: July 31, 2015Date of Patent: July 13, 2021Assignee: Johnson & Johnson Surgical Vision, Inc.Inventors: John I. Muri, Craig Edwards
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Patent number: 10959881Abstract: Methods, devices, and systems for laser eye surgery generally make use of a console that interchangeably accepts multiple types of eye treatment cassettes. The cassettes enable one or both of displacement-based or vacuum-based aspiration. The console and the cassette may communicate to establish the functionality of the installed cassette by utilizing a component indigenous to the operation of the cassette. A dual-mode cassette may include a separable holding tank for enabling vacuum-based aspiration. A displacement-based pump may be provided to drain the holding tank while the vacuum system continues to aspirate fluids. A vacuum sensor for controlling the flow of aspirated fluids may have three ports for communicating with a handpiece, a displacement-based pump, a vacuum-based pump, or an irrigation source. The handpiece may be vented during vacuum-based aspiration by opening a vent valve interposed between the handpiece and the vacuum source.Type: GrantFiled: November 9, 2006Date of Patent: March 30, 2021Assignee: Johnson & Johnson Surgical Vision, Inc.Inventors: John I. Muri, Craig Edwards
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Publication number: 20200268537Abstract: A pyloric implant generally includes a stomach portion, a duodenal portion and a pyloric portion extending between the two. A channel extends through the implant to allow food to pass from the stomach, through the pylorus, into the duodenum. The stomach and duodenal portions expand from a delivery configuration to a deployed configuration, upon release from a delivery device, in order to anchor the implant within the stomach, pylorus and duodenum. The pyloric implant slows the passage of food out of the stomach, through the pylorus, thus promoting weight loss.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 15, 2020Publication date: August 27, 2020Inventors: Carina R. REISIN, John I. MURI, Peter G. KNOPP, Uri LADABAUM, Michael BEEUWSAERT, Jack GOODMAN, Vishal J. BHAGAT, Naresh T. GUNARATNAM
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Patent number: 10668191Abstract: Devices, systems, and methods for treatment of an eye alter aspiration flow from the eye in response to an occlusion of the aspiration conduit pathway. Where aspiration is drawn from the eye using a volumetric pump, the pump can be reversed so as to induce fluid reflux from the aspiration conduit pathway into the eye to help clear the occlusion. The pump may vary the reverse flow in response to sensed aspiration pressure or the like, and the reverse flow may be halted before the pressure within the aspiration conduit pathway adjacent the eye significantly exceeds the irrigation fluid pressure and/or the pressure within the eye. Reflux may alternatively be generated by modulating a vent valve disposed between an irrigation conduit pathway and the aspiration conduit pathway.Type: GrantFiled: June 18, 2018Date of Patent: June 2, 2020Assignee: Johnson & Johnson Surgical Vision, Inc.Inventors: David King, John I. Muri, Thomas B. Sutton
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Publication number: 20200155347Abstract: The invention is generally directed to phacoemulsification systems and methods, and more particularly to systems and methods for providing transverse phacoemulsification. In accordance with one embodiment, a phacoemulsification system is provided having a handpiece with a needle, wherein the phacoemulsification system is configured to vibrate the distal end of the needle in both an effective transverse direction and an effective longitudinal direction when power, having a single effective operating frequency is applied to the handpiece.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 22, 2019Publication date: May 21, 2020Inventors: Mark E. Steen, Rob Raney, John I. Muri, George Bromfield
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Publication number: 20180296738Abstract: Devices, systems, and methods for treatment of an eye alter aspiration flow from the eye in response to an occlusion of the aspiration conduit pathway. Where aspiration is drawn from the eye using a volumetric pump, the pump can be reversed so as to induce fluid reflux from the aspiration conduit pathway into the eye to help clear the occlusion. The pump may vary the reverse flow in response to sensed aspiration pressure or the like, and the reverse flow may be halted before the pressure within the aspiration conduit pathway adjacent the eye significantly exceeds the irrigation fluid pressure and/or the pressure within the eye. Reflux may alternatively be generated by modulating a vent valve disposed between an irrigation conduit pathway and the aspiration conduit pathway.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 18, 2018Publication date: October 18, 2018Inventors: David King, John I. Muri, Thomas B. Sutton
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Publication number: 20180263812Abstract: An eye treatment system having a handpiece, a console, a cassette, and a pump formed by the engagement of the cassette with the console. The pump having a head having a plurality of projections disposed to rotate about an axis, a ramp disposed near the rotating projections, and a resilient channel configured to transfer fluid when engaged by the ramp and the plurality of projections. The ramp having an entrance, a central, and an exit portion. The entrance portion has an arcuate extent over which the projections close the channel as the head rotates. The central portion has an arcuate extent over which the channel is sealed by the projections as the head rotates. The exit portion has an arcuate extent over which the projections open the channel as the head rotates. The arcuate extent of the entrance portion is unequal to the arcuate extent of the exit portion.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 18, 2018Publication date: September 20, 2018Inventors: John I. Muri, Craig Edwards
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Patent number: 9999709Abstract: Devices, systems, and methods for treatment of an eye alter aspiration flow from the eye in response to an occlusion of the aspiration conduit pathway. Where aspiration is drawn from the eye using a volumetric pump, the pump can be reversed so as to induce fluid reflux from the aspiration conduit pathway into the eye to help clear the occlusion. The pump may vary the reverse flow in response to sensed aspiration pressure or the like, and the reverse flow may be halted before the pressure within the aspiration conduit pathway adjacent the eye significantly exceeds the irrigation fluid pressure and/or the pressure within the eye. Reflux may alternatively be generated by modulating a vent valve disposed between an irrigation conduit pathway and the aspiration conduit pathway.Type: GrantFiled: October 6, 2014Date of Patent: June 19, 2018Assignee: Johnson & Johnson Surgical Vision, Inc.Inventors: David King, John I. Muri, Thomas B. Sutton
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Patent number: 9974687Abstract: An eye treatment system having a handpiece, a console, a cassette, and a pump formed by the engagement of the cassette with the console. The pump having a head having a plurality of projections disposed to rotate about an axis, a ramp disposed near the rotating projections, and a resilient channel configured to transfer fluid when engaged by the ramp and the plurality of projections. The ramp having an entrance, a central, and an exit portion. The entrance portion has an arcuate extent over which the projections close the channel as the head rotates. The central portion has an arcuate extent over which the channel is sealed by the projections as the head rotates. The exit portion has an arcuate extent over which the projections open the channel as the head rotates. The arcuate extent of the entrance portion is unequal to the arcuate extent of the exit portion.Type: GrantFiled: May 4, 2015Date of Patent: May 22, 2018Assignee: Johnson & Johnson Surgical Vision, Inc.Inventors: John I. Muri, Craig Edwards
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Patent number: 9522221Abstract: An eye treatment cassette includes a handpiece, a vacuum source, a holding tank, a collection bag, and a displacement-based pump. The handpiece is configured to aspirate fluids from a patient's eye. The vacuum source communicates with the handpiece. The holding tank is interposed between the handpiece and the vacuum source, and is configured to hold the aspirated fluids. The collection bag is connected to the holding tank for collecting the aspirated fluids. The pump is coupled to the holding tank and is configured to operate while the vacuum source continues to aspirate fluids via the handpiece to drain the aspirated fluids from the holding tank.Type: GrantFiled: November 8, 2007Date of Patent: December 20, 2016Assignee: Abbott Medical Optics Inc.Inventors: John I. Muri, Craig Edwards
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Patent number: 9295765Abstract: The present invention is generally directed to improved methods, devices, and systems for controlling surgical fluid flows, particularly during treatment of an eye. In many embodiments, the invention provides a console that interchangeably accepts multiple types of eye treatment cassettes. The cassettes enable one or both of displacement-based or vacuum-based aspiration. The console and the cassette may communicate to establish the functionality of the installed cassette. The multiple types of cassettes may be produced using a common cassette frame and may include a visual indication of functionality.Type: GrantFiled: November 9, 2006Date of Patent: March 29, 2016Assignee: Abbott Medical Optics Inc.Inventors: John I. Muri, Craig Edwards, Thomas B. Sutton
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Publication number: 20150335796Abstract: Methods, devices, and systems for laser eye surgery generally make use of a console that interchangeably accepts multiple types of eye treatment cassettes. The cassettes enable one or both of displacement-based or vacuum-based aspiration. The console and the cassette may communicate to establish the functionality of the installed cassette by utilizing a component indigenous to the operation of the cassette. A dual-mode cassette may include a separable holding tank for enabling vacuum-based aspiration. A displacement-based pump may be provided to drain the holding tank while the vacuum system continues to aspirate fluids. A vacuum sensor for controlling the flow of aspirated fluids may have three ports for communicating with a handpiece, a displacement-based pump, a vacuum-based pump, or an irrigation source. The handpiece may be vented during vacuum-based aspiration by opening a vent valve interposed between the handpiece and the vacuum source.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 31, 2015Publication date: November 26, 2015Applicant: ABBOTT MEDICAL OPTICS INC.Inventors: JOHN I. MURI, CRAIG EDWARDS