Patents by Inventor Richard M. Chesbrough
Richard M. Chesbrough 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: 11571605Abstract: A non-transitory computer-readable medium comprising instructions associated with breathing. The instructions, when executed by a processor of a user device, causes the user device to perform the following operations: transmitting to a breathing device a breathing pattern including at least two of the following: an inhale period, an exhale period, and hold period, receiving data from the breathing device associated with the breathing pattern, receiving breathing data from the breathing device associated with a user performing the breathing pattern, and displaying the breathing data in real-time.Type: GrantFiled: March 19, 2019Date of Patent: February 7, 2023Assignee: Breathe With B, Inc.Inventors: Eric Chesbrough, Richard M. Chesbrough
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Patent number: 11504206Abstract: An apparatus for implanting a localization wire, wherein the apparatus exhibits a ready configuration and a relaxed configuration, includes a handle having a slot and a cannula disposed within the handle and having an insertion tip and a projection configured to selectively enter the slot. The cannula is movable between a ready configuration and a relaxed configuration. A localization wire is disposed within the cannula. An actuator is configured to retract the cannula into the handle.Type: GrantFiled: June 9, 2017Date of Patent: November 22, 2022Assignee: Bard Peripheral Vascular, Inc.Inventors: Richard M. Chesbrough, Steven E. Field, Ryan L. Goosen, Andrew R. Squires, Ronald B. Peel
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Publication number: 20220151727Abstract: An actuator for a marking device includes a cannula mount, a stylet mount, and a trigger. The cannula mount is configured to slidably support a cannula. The cannula mount includes an elongated cannula support shaft. The stylet mount is configured to slidably support a stylet. The stylet mount includes an elongated stylet support shaft. The trigger is rotatably mounted to a trigger mount of a handle.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 7, 2022Publication date: May 19, 2022Inventors: Steven E. Field, Ryan L. Goosen, Richard E. Davis, Richard M. Chesbrough
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Patent number: 11278370Abstract: A method of operating a marking device includes defining an initial condition wherein a cannula is in an extended position and a stylet is in a ready position in the extended cannula, and, starting from the initial condition with the cannula in the extended position, sequentially: effecting movement of the stylet from a ready position to an implant position, ejecting an imaging marker through a distal opening in a cannula distal end of the cannula, and then; effecting a simultaneous unitary retraction of the cannula and stylet after ejection of the imaging marker from the distal opening in the cannula distal end.Type: GrantFiled: June 11, 2019Date of Patent: March 22, 2022Assignee: BARD PERIPHERAL VASCULAR, INC.Inventors: Steven E. Field, Ryan L. Goosen, Richard E. Davis, Richard M. Chesbrough
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Publication number: 20210269295Abstract: An elevating apparatus includes a platform plate that can be raised and lowered. Once the platform plate has risen, it is locked in place and capable of supporting a load. In some embodiments, the elevating apparatus incorporates four arms in a scissor configuration to support and stabilize the platform plate. In some embodiments, the elevating apparatus incorporates a gas cylinder assembly to apply an upward force on the platform plate so that it rises when released from the lowered position. In some embodiments, a cushioned surface is deployed on the platform plate and around the base so that when the elevating apparatus is in the compressed position, it resembles a cushioned mat.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 27, 2021Publication date: September 2, 2021Inventors: Richard M. Chesbrough, Matt Roman
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Patent number: 11040242Abstract: A breathing device includes a mouthpiece having a passage therein and a housing connected to the mouthpiece. The passage is configured to receive breaths including inhales and exhales. The breathing device further includes light emitters, a sensor and a controller. The light emitters have an operational status and non-operational status. The sensor is configured to sense pressure generated by the breaths and obtain pressure data associated therewith. The controller is configured to receive the pressure data and determine if breaths are exhales or inhales. The controller is further configured to transmit an inhale signal to the light emitters during an inhale to change their status in an inhale lighting predetermined sequence and timing. The controller is also configured to transmit an exhale signal to the lights emitters during an exhale to change their status in an exhale lighting predetermined sequence and timing.Type: GrantFiled: March 19, 2019Date of Patent: June 22, 2021Assignee: Breathe With B, Inc.Inventors: Eric Chesbrough, Richard M. Chesbrough
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Patent number: 11040243Abstract: A breathing device including a housing portion and a mouthpiece portion. The housing portion has external and internal surfaces and a distal end portion and a proximal end portion. The mouthpiece portion has external and internal surfaces and includes a flared portion having a narrower distal end portion and extending to a wider proximal end portion, and the flared portion includes a depressed portion adjacent to the wider proximal end portion and configured to contact lips of a user.Type: GrantFiled: March 19, 2019Date of Patent: June 22, 2021Assignee: Breathe With B, Inc.Inventors: Eric Chesbrough, Richard M. Chesbrough, Gabriel Puerto
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Patent number: 10813716Abstract: A method of operating a tissue marking apparatus includes providing a tissue marking apparatus having a cannula, a stylet, and an imaging marker, the cannula having a peripheral wall forming a lumen and a lateral opening in the peripheral wall that is open to the lumen, and having a resilient end wall extending downwardly from the peripheral wall at a distal extent of the lateral opening, the stylet being slidably received within the lumen of the cannula for movement in the lumen; moving the stylet in a distal direction to expel the imaging marker from the lateral opening; and continue moving the stylet in the distal direction to deflect the resilient end wall of the cannula such that a distal end of the stylet passes beneath the resilient end wall to substantially close off the lateral opening of the cannula.Type: GrantFiled: December 22, 2017Date of Patent: October 27, 2020Assignees: Bard Peripheral Vascular, Inc., Bard Shannon LimitedInventors: Steven E. Field, Ryan L. Goosen, Brian R. Mulder, Richard M. Chesbrough
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Patent number: 10463446Abstract: A biopsy marking apparatus for placing a radiopaque marker at the location of a percutaneous biopsy. The biopsy marking apparatus comprises an introducer in combination with a radiopaque marker. The introducer ejects the radiopaque marker at the location of the biopsy. The introducer is configured to completely eject the radiopaque marker and prevent it from being subsequently drawn into the introducer as the introducer is removed from the biopsied tissue mass. The radiopaque marker has enhanced radiopaque characteristics and enhanced non-migration characteristics.Type: GrantFiled: September 23, 2005Date of Patent: November 5, 2019Assignee: Bard Peripheral Vascular, Inc.Inventors: Richard M. Chesbrough, Steven E. Field, Ryan L. Goosen, Jeff Zerfas, Richard E. Davis
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Publication number: 20190328483Abstract: A method of operating a marking device includes defining an initial condition wherein a cannula is in an extended position and a stylet is in a ready position in the extended cannula, and, starting from the initial condition with the cannula in the extended position, sequentially: effecting movement of the stylet from a ready position to an implant position, ejecting an imaging marker through a distal opening in a cannula distal end of the cannula, and then; effecting a simultaneous unitary retraction of the cannula and stylet after ejection of the imaging marker from the distal opening in the cannula distal end.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 11, 2019Publication date: October 31, 2019Inventors: Steven E. Field, Ryan L. Goosen, Richard E. Davis, Richard M. Chesbrough
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Publication number: 20190290959Abstract: A breathing device includes a mouthpiece having a passage therein and a housing connected to the mouthpiece. The passage is configured to receive breaths including inhales and exhales. The breathing device further includes light emitters, a sensor and a controller. The light emitters have an operational status and non-operational status. The sensor is configured to sense pressure generated by the breaths and obtain pressure data associated therewith. The controller is configured to receive the pressure data and determine if breaths are exhales or inhales. The controller is further configured to transmit an inhale signal to the light emitters during an inhale to change their status in an inhale lighting predetermined sequence and timing. The controller is also configured to transmit an exhale signal to the lights emitters during an exhale to change their status in an exhale lighting predetermined sequence and timing.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 19, 2019Publication date: September 26, 2019Inventors: Eric CHESBROUGH, Richard M. CHESBROUGH
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Publication number: 20190290166Abstract: A breathing device including a housing portion and a mouthpiece portion. The housing portion has external and internal surfaces and a distal end portion and a proximal end portion. The mouthpiece portion has external and internal surfaces and includes a flared portion having a narrower distal end portion and extending to a wider proximal end portion, and the flared portion includes a depressed portion adjacent to the wider proximal end portion and configured to contact lips of a user.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 19, 2019Publication date: September 26, 2019Inventors: Eric CHESBROUGH, Richard M. CHESBROUGH, Gabriel PUERTO
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Publication number: 20190290165Abstract: A non-transitory computer-readable medium comprising instructions associated with breathing. The instructions, when executed by a processor of a user device, causes the user device to perform the following operations: transmitting to a breathing device a breathing pattern including at least two of the following: an inhale period, an exhale period, and hold period, receiving data from the breathing device associated with the breathing pattern, receiving breathing data from the breathing device associated with a user performing the breathing pattern, and displaying the breathing data in real-time.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 19, 2019Publication date: September 26, 2019Inventors: Eric CHESBROUGH, Richard M. CHESBROUGH
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Patent number: 10357328Abstract: A marking device according to one embodiment of the invention comprises a handle, a cannula having a cannula distal end and slidably mounted to the handle, and a stylet having a stylet distal end and slidably mounted to the handle in the cannula. The stylet distal end is spaced proximally of the cannula distal end to form a marker recess that receives an imaging marker. The marking device further comprises an actuator operably coupled to the cannula to effect retraction of the cannula into the handle following implantation of the imaging marker. The imaging marker can be implanted by advancing the stylet relative to the cannula to eject the imaging marker from the marker recess, or the cannula can be retracted relative to the stylet to expose the imaging marker.Type: GrantFiled: April 20, 2005Date of Patent: July 23, 2019Assignee: Bard Peripheral Vascular, Inc. and Bard Shannon LimitedInventors: Steven E. Field, Ryan L. Goosen, Richard E. Davis, Richard M. Chesbrough
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Patent number: 10342635Abstract: A marking device includes a handle defining a hollow interior, and a delivery assembly slidably mounted to the handle. The delivery assembly includes a cannula, a stylet assembly, an imaging marker, and an actuator. The cannula has a cannula distal end with a marker recess. The imaging marker is disposed within the marker recess. The actuator is operably coupled to the delivery assembly and is operable to transition the delivery assembly through at least three configurations: a first configuration characterized in that the cannula is positioned in an extended position and the stylet assembly is positioned in a ready position; a second configuration characterized in that the cannula is positioned in the extended position and the stylet assembly is positioned in an implant position; and a third configuration characterized in that the cannula is positioned in the retracted cannula position and the stylet is retracted into the handle.Type: GrantFiled: February 26, 2015Date of Patent: July 9, 2019Assignees: Bard Peripheral Vascular, Inc., Bard Shannon LimitedInventors: Steven E. Field, Ryan L. Goosen, Richard E. Davis, Richard M. Chesbrough
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Publication number: 20180200019Abstract: A method of operating a tissue marking apparatus includes providing a tissue marking apparatus having a cannula, a stylet, and an imaging marker, the cannula having a peripheral wall forming a lumen and a lateral opening in the peripheral wall that is open to the lumen, and having a resilient end wall extending downwardly from the peripheral wall at a distal extent of the lateral opening, the stylet being slidably received within the lumen of the cannula for movement in the lumen; moving the stylet in a distal direction to expel the imaging marker from the lateral opening; and continue moving the stylet in the distal direction to deflect the resilient end wall of the cannula such that a distal end of the stylet passes beneath the resilient end wall to substantially close off the lateral opening of the cannula.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 22, 2017Publication date: July 19, 2018Inventors: Steven E. Field, Ryan L. Goosen, Brian R. Mulder, Richard M. Chesbrough
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Patent number: 9848956Abstract: A marking apparatus includes a rigid cannula having a peripheral wall forming a lumen that carries an imaging marker. A lateral opening in the peripheral wall is open to the lumen. The lateral opening has a proximal extent and a distal extent. A closed-off distal portion is distal to the lateral opening. A resilient end wall extends downwardly from the peripheral wall at the distal extent of the lateral opening. A stylet has a distal end having a ramp. The stylet is slidably received within the lumen of the rigid cannula for movement in the lumen. The resilient end wall of the rigid cannula is configured to engage the ramp of the distal end of the stylet when the stylet is advanced through the lumen of the rigid cannula to an extended position to substantially close off the lateral opening of the rigid cannula.Type: GrantFiled: December 16, 2016Date of Patent: December 26, 2017Assignees: Bard Peripheral Vascular, Inc., Bard Shannon LimitedInventors: Steven E. Field, Ryan L. Goosen, Brian R. Mulder, Richard M. Chesbrough
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Publication number: 20170273754Abstract: An apparatus for percutaneously implanting a localization wire into a tissue mass comprises a cannula with a preloaded localization wire having a distal end and at least one anchor. An actuator is in operable communication with the cannula and is configured for operation between a charged condition and a discharged condition to retract the cannula toward a retracted position to expose the distal end and the at least one anchor of the localization wire to the tissue mass, without inducing movement of the localization wire, and with the cannula being removable from the localization wire in its entirety.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 9, 2017Publication date: September 28, 2017Inventors: Richard M. Chesbrough, Steven E. Field, Ryan L. Goosen, Andrew R. Squires, Ronald B. Peel
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Patent number: 9707042Abstract: An apparatus for percutaneously implanting a localization wire into a tissue mass includes a handle having a grip portion and a base. The grip portion is slidably mounted to the base. The base has a keyway. A cannula is movable relative to the handle between an insertion position and a retracted position. A localization wire is positioned to extend from the handle and into the cannula lumen. An actuator is coupled to the cannula and is configured to operate between a charged condition and a discharged condition to retract the cannula. A collar is mounted to the cannula. The collar includes a key having a key projection. The key projection is not aligned with the keyway when the actuator is in the charged condition and the key projection is aligned with the keyway to facilitate retraction of the cannula toward the retracted position to effect the discharged condition.Type: GrantFiled: October 31, 2014Date of Patent: July 18, 2017Assignee: Bard Peripheral Vascular, Inc.Inventors: Richard M. Chesbrough, Steven E. Field, Ryan L. Goosen, Andrew R. Squires, Ronald B. Peel
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Publication number: 20170119492Abstract: A method for safely operating a marking apparatus includes: providing a handle, a cannula that extends from the handle, a stylet slidably received within a lumen of the cannula for movement between a ready position and an extended position, and a plunger coupled to the stylet; providing a safety that comprises a channel provided on one of the handle and the plunger and a catch provided on the other of the handle and the plunger; defining a safety-on position wherein the catch and the channel are rotationally misaligned; defining a safety-off position wherein the catch and the channel are rotationally aligned; and rotating the catch with respect to the channel to move the safety from the safety-on position to the safety-off position to permit movement of the plunger and the stylet from the ready position to the extended position to expel the imaging marker from the cannula.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 18, 2017Publication date: May 4, 2017Inventors: Richard M. Chesbrough, Steven E. Field, Ryan L. Goosen, Jeffery W. Zerfas, Richard E. Davis