Patents by Inventor Matthew Sass
Matthew Sass 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: 10105491Abstract: A collapsible syringe assembly for a fluid delivery system is a multi-component device that includes a cylindrical pressure jacket and a collapsible syringe that is received within the pressure jacket. The collapsible syringe includes a cap member and a compressible or deformable sidewall member. The collapsible syringe in one embodiment is adapted to be secured to the pressure jacket by the cap member. The cap member is formed with a discharge port, which may be formed as conventional luer fitting. The discharge port is disposed coaxially within an annular wall on the outward facing side of the cap member and may be recessed within the annular wall.Type: GrantFiled: November 9, 2015Date of Patent: October 23, 2018Assignee: BAYER HEALTHCARE LLCInventors: Eugene A. Gelblum, Edward J. Rhinehart, Barry L. Tucker, Mark Trocki, John Puskar-Pasewicz, Matthew Beale, Matthew Sass
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Publication number: 20160058946Abstract: A collapsible syringe assembly for a fluid delivery system is a multi-component device that includes a cylindrical pressure jacket and a collapsible syringe that is received within the pressure jacket. The collapsible syringe includes a cap member and a compressible or deformable sidewall member. The collapsible syringe in one embodiment is adapted to be secured to the pressure jacket by the cap member. The cap member is formed with a discharge port, which may be formed as conventional luer fitting. The discharge port is disposed coaxially within an annular wall on the outward facing side of the cap member and may be recessed within the annular wall.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 9, 2015Publication date: March 3, 2016Inventors: EUGENE A. GELBLUM, JILL DENESVICH, EDWARD J. RHINEHART, BARRY L. TUCKER, MARK TROCKI, JOHN PUSKAR-PASCEWICZ, MATTHEW BEALE, MATTHEW SASS
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Patent number: 9180252Abstract: A bellows assembly for a fluid delivery system is a multi-component device that includes a cylindrical pressure jacket and a bellows syringe that is received within the pressure jacket. The bellows syringe includes a cap member and a bellows member. The bellows syringe in one embodiment is adapted to be secured to the pressure jacket by the cap member. The cap member is formed with a discharge port, which may be formed as conventional luer fitting. The discharge port is disposed coaxially within an annular wall on the outward facing side of the cap member and may be recessed within the annular wall. The bellows member is a hollow body that includes a series of bellows sections or rings. A distal end of the bellow member is formed with a discharge neck terminating in a discharge port, and the proximal end is formed with a closed end wall.Type: GrantFiled: March 15, 2013Date of Patent: November 10, 2015Assignee: Bayer Medical Care Inc.Inventors: Eugene A Gelblum, Jill Denesvich, Edward J Rhinehart, Barry L Tucker, Mark Trocki, John Puskar-Pascewicz, Matthew Beale, Matthew Sass
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Patent number: 9039592Abstract: A device for delivery of a radiopharmaceutical and, in some embodiments, delivery of a pharmaceutical agent are provided herein. A fluid path set comprising a confluence valve, a four-way valve, and one or more tubing sections which are designed to place some combination of a radiopharmaceutical source, a medical fluid source, and a pharmaceutical agent source in sterile fluid communication with a patient or a waste receptacle. Also provided are holders for the fluid path set, and a sterile fluid delivery kit comprising the holder and fluid path set. A fluid delivery system may accept the holder with the fluid path set installed and various sources of radiopharmaceuticals, pharmaceuticals, and medical fluids. The fluid delivery system allows for automated mixing and delivery of exact amounts of these agents to a patient while improving efficiency and safety, and reducing waste.Type: GrantFiled: March 14, 2013Date of Patent: May 26, 2015Assignee: Bayer Medical Care Inc.Inventors: Ryan Kaintz, Jason L. Bazala, Douglas DeScalzi, Scott R. Griffith, Bruno Fazi, Charles Marsh, James A. Agamaite, Matthew Sass, Carl Michael Benson, Matthew Beale, Courtney N. Southard
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Publication number: 20130331634Abstract: A device for delivery of a radiopharmaceutical and, in some embodiments, delivery of a pharmaceutical agent are provided herein.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 14, 2013Publication date: December 12, 2013Applicant: MEDRAD, INC.Inventors: Ryan KAINTZ, Jason L. BAZALA, Douglas DeSCALZI, Scott R. GRIFFITH, Bruno FAZI, Charles MARSH, James A. AGAMAITE, Matthew SASS, Carl Michael BENSON, Matthew BEALE, Courtney N. SOUTHARD
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Publication number: 20130281940Abstract: A bellows assembly for a fluid delivery system is a multi-component device that includes a cylindrical pressure jacket and a bellows syringe that is received within the pressure jacket. The bellows syringe includes a cap member and a bellows member. The bellows syringe in one embodiment is adapted to be secured to the pressure jacket by the cap member. The cap member is formed with a discharge port, which may be formed as conventional luer fitting. The discharge port is disposed coaxially within an annular wall on the outward facing side of the cap member and may be recessed within the annular wall. The bellows member is a hollow body that includes a series of bellows sections or rings. A distal end of the bellow member is formed with a discharge neck terminating in a discharge port, and the proximal end is formed with a closed end wall.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 15, 2013Publication date: October 24, 2013Applicant: MEDRAD, INC.Inventors: Eugene A. Gelblum, Jill Denesvich, Edward J. Rhinehart, Barry L. Tucker, Mark Trocki, John Puskar-Pascewicz, Matthew Beale, Matthew Sass
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Patent number: 7584018Abstract: A method of dispensing medicaments may employ a drug dispensing device comprised of an upper hopper having an upper opening for receiving a medicament and a lower opening. The drug dispensing device also includes a lower hopper having an upper opening and a lower opening in a bottom portion thereof. The upper hopper defines a bulk storage chamber and the lower hopper defines a dispensing chamber. A rotatable dispensing disc is positioned in a lower portion of the dispensing chamber for dispensing medicament from the drug dispensing device through the lower opening in the lower hopper. A regulator is situated between the bulk storage chamber and the dispensing chamber for controlling the rate at which medicament moves from the storage chamber to the dispensing chamber.Type: GrantFiled: March 20, 2006Date of Patent: September 1, 2009Assignee: Parata Systems, LLCInventors: Paul Randall Shows, Steven J. Remis, Curtis R. Akins, Robert Parks, Ryan Kaintz, Eric Lamont Holmes, Matthew Stuart Beale, Matthew Sass
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Publication number: 20080097549Abstract: An electrode assembly for delivering electrical stimulation to a vestibular system of a user or monitoring a physiological parameter of the user. The apparatus includes a body member comprising an electrode support portion and a curved portion extending from the electrode support portion, and an electrode coupled to the electrode support portion. A method of using such an apparatus is also disclosed. The present invention also provides an electrode assembly that includes a body member, an electrode coupled to the body member, a hydrogel element disposed on at least a portion of the electrode. In one embodiment, the hydrogel element includes a hydrogel material and a insulating material disposed on or in the hydrogel material such that the insulating layer disperses energy transmitted by the electrode through the hydrogel material.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 29, 2007Publication date: April 24, 2008Inventors: Michael Colbaugh, William Clegg, Matthew Sass
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Publication number: 20060157492Abstract: A method of dispensing medicaments may employ a drug dispensing device comprised of an upper hopper having an upper opening for receiving a medicament and a lower opening. The drug dispensing device also includes a lower hopper having an upper opening and a lower opening in a bottom portion thereof. The upper hopper defines a bulk storage chamber and the lower hopper defines a dispensing chamber. A rotatable dispensing disc is positioned in a lower portion of the dispensing chamber for dispensing medicament from the drug dispensing device through the lower opening in the lower hopper. A regulator is situated between the bulk storage chamber and the dispensing chamber for controlling the rate at which medicament moves from the storage chamber to the dispensing chamber.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 20, 2006Publication date: July 20, 2006Inventors: Paul Shows, Steven Remis, Curtis Akins, Robert Parks, Ryan Kaintz, Eric Holmes, Matthew Beale, Matthew Sass
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Patent number: 7014063Abstract: A drug dispensing device is comprised of an upper hopper having an upper opening for receiving a medicament and a lower opening. A lid covers the upper opening. A lower hopper having an upper opening and a lower opening in a bottom portion thereof is provided. The upper hopper defines a bulk storage chamber and the lower hopper defines a dispensing chamber. A rotatable dispensing disc is positioned in a lower portion of the dispensing chamber for dispensing medicament from the drug dispensing device through the lower opening in the lower hopper. A regulator is situated between the bulk storage chamber and the dispensing chamber for controlling the rate at which medicament moves from the storage chamber to the dispensing chamber. The regulator may take a variety of forms. In one embodiment, the regulator includes a valve for controlling the flow of medicament from the storage chamber to the dispensing chamber.Type: GrantFiled: August 8, 2003Date of Patent: March 21, 2006Assignee: McKesson Automation Systems, Inc.Inventors: Paul Randall Shows, Steven J. Remis, Curtis R. Akins, Robert Parks, Ryan Kaintz, Eric Lamont Holmes, Matthew Stuart Beale, Matthew Sass
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Publication number: 20040099683Abstract: A drug dispensing device is comprised of an upper hopper having an upper opening for receiving a medicament and a lower opening. A lid covers the upper opening. A lower hopper having an upper opening and a lower opening in a bottom portion thereof is provided. The upper hopper defines a bulk storage chamber and the lower hopper defines a dispensing chamber. A rotatable dispensing disc is positioned in a lower portion of the dispensing chamber for dispensing medicament from the drug dispensing device through the lower opening in the lower hopper. A regulator is situated between the bulk storage chamber and the dispensing chamber for controlling the rate at which medicament moves from the storage chamber to the dispensing chamber. The regulator may take a variety of forms. In one embodiment, the regulator includes a valve for controlling the flow of medicament from the storage chamber to the dispensing chamber.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 8, 2003Publication date: May 27, 2004Inventors: Paul Randall Shows, Steven J. Remis, Curtis R. Akins, Robert Parks, Ryan Kaintz, Eric Lamont Holmes, Matthew Stuart Beale, Matthew Sass