BRADLEY P FUHRMAN
Medical Practice in Buffalo, NY

7367335, May 6, 2008

Jun 30, 2003

10/610210

Bradley P. Fuhrman - Buffalo NY, US
Mark S. Dowhy - Buffalo NY, US

The Research Foundation of State University of New York - Amherst NY

A61M 15/00, A61M 11/00, A61M 16/00

12820315, 12820024, 12820014, 12820312, 12820418

A method of delivering a particulate therapeutic agent is disclosed. Such a method may include providing a carbon dioxide scrubber in pneumatic communication with the respiratory system of a patient. Gas and particulate therapeutic agent expired by the patient are passed through the scrubber to provide treated gas, and the treated gas and particulate therapeutic agent are provided back to the respiratory system.

2008003, Feb 14, 2008

Aug 9, 2007

11/836321

Bradley P. Fuhrman - Buffalo NY, US
Mark S. Dowhy - West Seneca NY, US

A61M 16/08

12820515

Isolation devices and methods of controlling a partition are disclosed. Devices according to the invention have a housing disposed about a movable partition. The housing has respirator and patient sides on respective first and second sides of the partition. The housing also has: (a) a respirator orifice on the respirator side, adaptable to be in pneumatic communication with a respirator; (b) a patient inspiration orifice on the patient side, adaptable to be in pneumatic communication with a patient; (c) a bias inflow orifice on the patient side, adaptable to be in pneumatic communication with a source of inspiratory gas; and, (d) an expiration return orifice on the patient side. The devices may further include a partition position sensor, a CO2 scrubber, and a controller operable to regulate gas flow to the bias inflow orifice based on partition position.

8602026, Dec 10, 2013

Aug 22, 2008

12/197147

Bradley P. Fuhrman - Buffalo NY, US
Mark S. Dowhy - West Seneca NY, US

The Research Foundation of State University of New York - Amherst NY

F16K 31/02

12820421, 12820423, 12820426

A device, system, and method for isolating a ventilator from one or more patients in which the delivery conditions of gas delivered to an isolation device from a ventilator may drive the delivery of breathing-gas delivered to one or more patients, the breathing-gas having the same or different delivery conditions. In one embodiment, an isolation device may have a housing and a movable partition. The movable partition may be joined to the housing, The movable partition may have a patient side on a first side of the partition and an actuating side on a second side of the partition. The isolation device may include an inlet pressure regulator on the actuating side and/or an exhaust pressure regulator on the patient side. These regulators may alter the delivery conditions (including, but not limited to, pressure and volume) of breathing-gas delivered to a patient.

7533669, May 19, 2009

Aug 3, 2007

11/833509

Bradley P. Fuhrman - Buffalo NY, US
Mark S. Dowhy - West Seneca NY, US

The Research Foundation of State University of New York - Amherst NY

A61M 11/00

12820325, 12820324

A gas delivery system and a method of delivering gas are disclosed. In one such system there is a housing and a displaceable partition. The housing may be divided by the partition into a respirator side and a patient side. The partition may have one or more holes extending through the partition to allow gas to move from one side of the partition to the other side of the partition.

7503325, Mar 17, 2009

Sep 30, 2004

10/955989

Bradley P. Fuhrman - Buffalo NY, US
Mark S. Dowhy - Buffalo NY, US

The Research Foundation of State University of New York - Amherst NY

A61M 16/00, A61M 11/00, A61M 15/00, A62B 7/00, A62B 9/00, A62B 18/00

12820418, 12820014, 12820024

The invention includes a partial gas separator, which may include a housing and a movable divider in the housing. A method according to the invention may provide a partial gas separator and gas may be moved to or from the housing. While moving gas to or from the housing, the movable divider may be allowed to move with the flow of gas.

7007693, Mar 7, 2006

Feb 3, 2003

10/356902

Bradley P. Fuhrman - Buffalo NY, US
Mark S. Dowhy - Buffalo NY, US

The Research Foundatilon of State University of New York - Amherst NY

A62B 19/00

12820512, 12820422, 12820423, 12820524, 12820528

A device and method of ventilating a patient reduces the bias flow relative to existing oscillatory ventilators. The device has a gas flow circuit including an oscillating line, a patient line and an exhalation or a return line. A gas supply line and an outlet valve are in pneumatic communication with the gas flow circuit. One or more COscrubbers and one or more check valves are provided in the circuit. A method of ventilating using such a device is also disclosed.

5470885, Nov 28, 1995

Sep 29, 1993

8/128811

Bradley P. Fuhrman - Buffalo NY
Stephen F. Flaim - San Diego CA
Lynn J. Hernan - Buffalo NY
Frances D. Nesti - Shelburne VT
Michele C. Papo - Buffalo NY
David M. Steinhorn - Eggertsville NY

The Research Foundation of the State University of New York - Albany NY

A61K 912, A61L 904, A61M 1500, A61M 1508

514743

A method for reducing the inflammatory response in tissue of a patient, by contacting the tissue with an effective, inflammation-reducing amount of a liquid or gaseous fluorocarbon.