Patents by Inventor Scott Alexander Lewis
Scott Alexander Lewis 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: 20220016347Abstract: Injection device (2) comprising a housing (3), a syringe cradle (12) for removably receiving a syringe (1) having a needle (7), a container (10) with a flange (11), a plunger (9) and a removable needle cap (8) in the housing, and a system for performing automated injection comprising: —a cap actuation mechanism (4) for gripping, storing and retrieving the needle cap, —a syringe actuation mechanism (5) for moving the syringe in an injection direction (Id) from a position where the needle is inside the housing to an injection position where the needle projects out of a needle port of the housing on a skin contact face of the housing, and —a plunger actuation mechanism (6) for advancing the plunger for administration of the liquid drug.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 6, 2019Publication date: January 20, 2022Inventors: Quentin LE MASNE, Scott Alexander LEWIS, Macdara Eamonn O'SHEA, Thomas Henry SHAW, Douglas Edward Campbell BYATT
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Patent number: 10493222Abstract: Methods of fabricating and operating dry powder inhalers that include dose disks and airway channel disks with sealant layers, the airway channel disks forming radially-extending discrete, typically dose-specific, airway channels serially forming a portion of the inhalation pathway to deliver dry powder to a user using the inhalers.Type: GrantFiled: February 6, 2017Date of Patent: December 3, 2019Assignee: Oriel Therapeutics, Inc.Inventors: Rachel Striebig, Matthew Allen, Thomas W. Ruckdeschel, Charles A. Buckner, III, Scott Alexander Lewis, Andrew Murray Gow, Jonathan David Tuckwell
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Publication number: 20190275269Abstract: The present invention relates to a dry powder inhaler for administering a medicament via oral inhalation route to a subject. Particularly, the dry powder inhaler according to present invention is suitable for delivering accurate doses of a medicament in different ranges of inspiratory capacity of the subject.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 23, 2019Publication date: September 12, 2019Applicant: GLENMARK PHARMACEUTICALS LIMITEDInventors: Ulhas DHUPPAD, Rachel Rachel STRIEBIG, Scott Alexander LEWIS, Matthew David ALLEN, Lai Chiu TANG, Stuart Robert ABERCROMBIE, John William Sanford HALE, Thomas Stephen COLLINGS
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Patent number: 10357622Abstract: The present invention relates to a dry powder inhaler for administering a medicament via oral inhalation route to a subject. Particularly, the dry powder inhaler according to present invention is suitable for delivering accurate doses of a medicament in different ranges of inspiratory capacity of the subject.Type: GrantFiled: December 23, 2014Date of Patent: July 23, 2019Assignee: GLENMARK PHARMACEUTICALS LIMITEDInventors: Ulhas Dhuppad, Rachel Victoria Striebig, Scott Alexander Lewis, Matthew David Allen, Lai Chiu Tang, Stuart Robert Abercrombie, John William Sanford Hale, Thomas Stephen Collings
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Patent number: 9795749Abstract: A dry powder inhaler includes a dose container assembly having a dose container disk with opposing upper and lower surfaces, a first row of circumferentially spaced apart dose containers at a first radius and a second row of circumferentially spaced apart dose containers at a second radius. The dose containers have dry powder therein and are sealed via a first flexible sealant over apertures in the upper surface and a second flexible sealant over apertures in the lower surface. A piercing mechanism includes two reciprocating piercers that serially alternate between the two rows of dose containers in the dose container disk. A rotatable ramp disk includes first and second sets of circumferentially spaced-apart ramp elements in staggered, concentric relationship that are configured to move the first and second piercing members between retracted and extended positions.Type: GrantFiled: February 12, 2015Date of Patent: October 24, 2017Assignee: Oriel Therapeutics, Inc.Inventors: Gerald A. Thoe, James G. Skakoon, David A. Schuelke, Thomas W. Ruckdeschel, David Harris, Scott Alexander Lewis, Andrew Murray Gow, Jonathan David Tuckwell
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Publication number: 20170143916Abstract: Methods of fabricating and operating dry powder inhalers that include dose disks and airway channel disks with sealant layers, the airway channel disks forming radially-extending discrete, typically dose-specific, airway channels serially forming a portion of the inhalation pathway to deliver dry powder to a user using the inhalers.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 6, 2017Publication date: May 25, 2017Inventors: Rachel Striebig, Matthew Allen, Thomas W. Ruckdeschel, Charles A. Buckner, III, Scott Alexander Lewis, Andrew Murray Gow, Jonathan David Tuckwell
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Patent number: 9597465Abstract: Methods of fabricating and operating dry powder inhalers that include dose disks and airway channel disks with sealant layers, the airway channel disks forming radially-extending discrete, typically dose-specific, airway channels serially forming a portion of the inhalation pathway to deliver dry powder to a user using the inhalers.Type: GrantFiled: January 24, 2014Date of Patent: March 21, 2017Assignee: Oriel Therapeutics, Inc.Inventors: Rachel Striebig, Matthew Allen, Thomas W. Ruckdeschel, Charles A. Buckner, III, Scott Alexander Lewis, Andrew Murray Gow, Jonathan David Tuckwell
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Patent number: 9555189Abstract: A fluid management system adapted to automatically supply fluid for injection into a patient is disclosed. The fluid management system includes a fluid management device, a fluid transfer system and a fluid injector. The fluid management device serves to store and administrate multi-dose containers. The fluid transfer system connects an outlet of these containers to the injector which withdraws a fluid from the containers via the fluid transfer system and injects the fluid to an administration device at the patient. The fluid management device includes at least one rotating carousel having a vertical axis of rotation, at least two container holders attached to the rotating carousel and adapted to position the container vertically with a septum covered end facing downwards, and a spike holder mounted below the rotating carousel and oriented so the spike holder axially aligns a spike connected to the spike holder with the axis of the container.Type: GrantFiled: November 24, 2010Date of Patent: January 31, 2017Assignee: BAYER INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY GMBHInventors: Claus-Peter Reisinger, Klaus Urich, Matthias Burg, Andreas Kalitzki, Samantha Anne Patterson, Kathryn Anne Louise Farrell, Andrew Murray Gow, Scott Alexander Lewis, Mark Jeffrey Edhouse
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Publication number: 20150174346Abstract: The present invention relates to a dry powder inhaler for administering a medicament via oral inhalation route to a subject. Particularly, the dry powder inhaler according to present invention is suitable for delivering accurate doses of a medicament in different ranges of inspiratory capacity of the subject.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 23, 2014Publication date: June 25, 2015Inventors: Ulhas DHUPPAD, Rachel Victoria STRIEBIG, Scott Alexander LEWIS, Matthew David ALLEN, Lai Chiu TANG, Stuart Robert ABERCROMBIE, John William Sanford HALE, Thomas Stephen COLLINGS
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Publication number: 20150157812Abstract: A dry powder inhaler includes a dose container assembly having a dose container disk with opposing upper and lower surfaces, a first row of circumferentially spaced apart dose containers at a first radius and a second row of circumferentially spaced apart dose containers at a second radius. The dose containers have dry powder therein and are sealed via a first flexible sealant over apertures in the upper surface and a second flexible sealant over apertures in the lower surface. A piercing mechanism includes two reciprocating piercers that serially alternate between the two rows of dose containers in the dose container disk. A rotatable ramp disk includes first and second sets of circumferentially spaced-apart ramp elements in staggered, concentric relationship that are configured to move the first and second piercing members between retracted and extended positions.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 12, 2015Publication date: June 11, 2015Inventors: Gerald A. Thoe, James G. Skakoon, David A. Schuelke, Thomas W. Ruckdeschel, David Harris, Scott Alexander Lewis, Andrew Murray Gow, Jonathan David Tuckwell
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Patent number: 9017293Abstract: A device for the automatic injection of doses of a drug compound is described. The device has a sliding sheath which, when depressed with its front end against the injection site, interacts with cam means to activate triggering of a plunger, thus controlling delivery of a drug dose. Plunger guide means are provided for controlling the triggering sequence and means for arming the device in the dose delivery condition. Automatic needle re-sheathing and resetting of a lock-out condition after each dose is delivered are also provided.Type: GrantFiled: September 6, 2012Date of Patent: April 28, 2015Assignee: Menarini International Operations Luxembourg S.A.Inventors: Mark Jeffrey Edhouse, Philip Jerome Driver, Guy Conwyn Julian Moseley, Scott Alexander Lewis
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Patent number: 8991391Abstract: Dry powder inhalers are described with an inhaler body defining an enclosed cavity space and at least one of (a) an endless strip having opposing primary surfaces, the strip comprising a plurality of spaced apart blisters or dose containers holding dry powder medicament. The inhaler also has an inhalation exit flow path in the inhaler body in communication with at least one blister or at least one dose container held by the strip in a dispensing position and a piercer configured to release dry powder medicament from the blister or dose container in the dispensing position.Type: GrantFiled: September 25, 2009Date of Patent: March 31, 2015Assignee: Oriel Therapeutics, Inc.Inventors: George McGee Perkins, Scott Alexander Lewis, Andrew Murray Gow, David Harris
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Patent number: 8985103Abstract: A dry powder inhaler includes a dose container assembly having a dose container disk with opposing upper and lower surfaces, a first row of circumferentially spaced apart dose containers at a first radius and a second row of circumferentially spaced apart dose containers at a second radius. The dose containers have dry powder therein and are sealed via a first flexible sealant over apertures in the upper surface and a second flexible sealant over apertures in the lower surface. A piercing mechanism includes two reciprocating piercers that serially alternate between the two rows of dose containers in the dose container disk. A rotatable ramp disk includes first and second sets of circumferentially spaced-apart ramp elements in staggered, concentric relationship that are configured to move the first and second piercing members between retracted and extended positions.Type: GrantFiled: January 18, 2013Date of Patent: March 24, 2015Assignee: Oriel Therapeutics, Inc.Inventors: Gerald A. Thoe, James G. Skakoon, David A. Schuelke, Thomas W. Ruckdeschel, David Harris, Scott Alexander Lewis, Andrew Murray Gow, Jonathan David Tuckwell
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Patent number: 8900201Abstract: A device for the automatic injection of doses of a drug is described. The device has a slide and cam means, a syringe unit with a piston, and guide means. The axial movement of the slide initiated by a user by depressing its front end against an injection site, causes an angular displacement of the cam means that, in cooperation with the guide means, controls movement of the syringe piston and therefore administration of a drug dose.Type: GrantFiled: September 6, 2012Date of Patent: December 2, 2014Assignee: Menarini International Operations Luxembourg S.A.Inventors: Mark Jeffrey Edhouse, Philip Jerome Driver, Guy Conwyn Julian Moseley, Scott Alexander Lewis
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Publication number: 20140257194Abstract: A device for the automatic injection of doses of a drug compound is described. The device has a sliding sheath which, when depressed with its front end against the injection site, interacts with cam means to activate triggering of a plunger, thus controlling delivery of a drug dose. Plunger guide means are provided for controlling the triggering sequence and means for arming the device in the dose delivery condition. Automatic needle re-sheathing and resetting of a lock-out condition after each dose is delivered are also provided.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 6, 2012Publication date: September 11, 2014Applicant: Menarini International Operation Luxembourg S.A.Inventors: Mark Jeffrey EDHOUSE, Philip Jerome DRIVER, Guy Conwyn Julian MOSELEY, Scott Alexander LEWIS
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Publication number: 20140221936Abstract: A device for the automatic injection of doses of a drug is described. The device has a slide and cam means, a syringe unit with a piston, and guide means. The axial movement of the slide initiated by a user by depressing its front end against an injection site, causes an angular displacement of the cam means that, in cooperation with the guide means, controls movement of the syringe piston and therefore administration of a drug dose.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 6, 2012Publication date: August 7, 2014Inventors: Mark Jeffrey Edhouse, Philip Jerome Driver, Guy Conwyn Julian Moseley, Scott Alexander Lewis
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Publication number: 20140137864Abstract: Methods of fabricating and operating dry powder inhalers that include dose disks and airway channel disks with sealant layers, the airway channel disks forming radially-extending discrete, typically dose-specific, airway channels serially forming a portion of the inhalation pathway to deliver dry powder to a user using the inhalers.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 24, 2014Publication date: May 22, 2014Inventors: Rachel Striebig, Matthew Allen, Thomas W. Ruckdeschel, Charles A. Buckner, III, Scott Alexander Lewis, Andrew Murray Gow, Jonathan David Tuckwell
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Patent number: 8671938Abstract: Dry powder inhalers include radially-extending discrete, typically dose-specific, airway channels serially forming a portion of the inhalation pathway to deliver dry powder to a user using the inhalers.Type: GrantFiled: January 7, 2013Date of Patent: March 18, 2014Assignee: Oriel Therapeutics, Inc.Inventors: Rachel Striebig, Matthew Allen, Thomas W. Ruckdeschel, Charles A. Buckner, III, David Harris, Scott Alexander Lewis, Andrew Murray Gow, Jonathan David Tuckwell
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Patent number: 8646446Abstract: Dry powder inhalers with rotatable piercing mechanisms facilitate the use of dose container assemblies having dose containers arranged in concentric rows. A piercing mechanism is operably associated with the dose container assembly and is configured to pierce sealants that seal a dose container. The piercing mechanism is rotatable such that it can serially alternate between the two rows of dose containers. The piercing mechanism includes a rotatable drum, an elongate piercing member, and a biasing member operably associated with the piercing member. The rotatable drum has an open end, an opposite closed end, and a cylindrical wall that extends from the closed end and terminates at the open end. The closed end includes an aperture formed therein in a location adjacent to the wall. The elongate piercing member is extended and retracted through the aperture to pierce the sealants of a dose container.Type: GrantFiled: September 25, 2009Date of Patent: February 11, 2014Assignee: Oriel Therapeutics, Inc.Inventors: Scott Alexander Lewis, Andrew Murray Gow, Jonathan David Tuckwell, Greg Beard, David Harris
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Patent number: 8550071Abstract: Dry powder inhalers include radially-extending discrete, typically dose-specific, airway channels serially forming a portion of the inhalation pathway to deliver dry powder to a user using the inhalers.Type: GrantFiled: September 25, 2009Date of Patent: October 8, 2013Assignee: Oriel Therapeutics, Inc.Inventors: Rachel Striebig, Matthew Allen, Thomas W. Ruckdeschel, Charles A. Buckner, III, David Harris, Scott Alexander Lewis, Andrew Murray Gow, Jonathan David Tuckwell