BRYAN ROBERT OGLE
Pilots at Sorrento Ave, Louisville, KY

License number
Kentucky A2885914
Issued Date
Aug 2015
Expiration Date
Aug 2017
Category
Airmen
Type
Authorized Aircraft Instructor
Address
Address
3501 Sorrento Ave, Louisville, KY 40241

Professional information

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Director Of Product Development At Medventure Technology

Position:
Director of Product Development at MedVenture Technology
Location:
Louisville, Kentucky Area
Industry:
Medical Devices
Work:
MedVenture Technology since Aug 2011 - Director of Product Development MedVenture Technology Jun 2010 - Sep 2011 - Program Director MedVenture Technology Corp. Dec 2004 - Feb 2011 - Director of Program Management MedVenture Technology Jun 2005 - Dec 2007 - Program Manager MedVenture Technology Dec 2004 - May 2005 - Senior Design Engineer Product Development Solutions, LLC 2003 - 2004 - Principle Evenflo 1998 - 2003 - Senior Design Engineer Omni Technologies, Inc. 1997 - 1998 - Applications Engineer
Education:
University of Louisville 1996 - 1998
BSME
University of Kentucky 1991 - 1995
St Xavier High School Louisville KY 1987 - 1991


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Single Stage Hemostasis Clipping Device

US Patent:
2008030, Dec 11, 2008
Filed:
Apr 22, 2008
Appl. No.:
12/107559
Inventors:
Adam L. Cohen - Arlington MA, US
Bryan R. Ogle - Louisville KY, US
Russell F. Durgin - Attleboro MA, US
Gregory R. Furnish - Louisville KY, US
Michael Goldenbogen - Floydsknobs IN, US
Gary A. Jordan - Litchfield NH, US
Benjamin E. Morris - Louisville KY, US
Mark A. Griffin - Louisville KY, US
William C. Mers Kelly - Crestwood KY, US
Vasily P. Abramov - Louisville KY, US
International Classification:
A61B 17/10, A61B 17/08
US Classification:
606142, 606151
Abstract:
A tissue clipping apparatus comprises a clip including a proximal end received within a capsule. The clip includes a clip locking member biased to engage a first locking structure of the capsule to lock the clip in the capsule in a closed configuration. The apparatus also comprises a tension member releasably coupling the clip to a proximal end of the device which, during use, remains accessible to a user. The tension member is coupled to the clip by a joint designed to release when subject to a predetermined load to separate the clip from the device, release of the joint releasing the locking member to engage the first locking structure.


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Single Stage Hemostasis Clipping Device

US Patent:
2012017, Jul 12, 2012
Filed:
Mar 21, 2012
Appl. No.:
13/426297
Inventors:
Adam L. COHEN - Arlington MA, US
Bryan R. OGLE - Louisville KY, US
Russell F. DURGIN - Attleboro MA, US
Gregory R. FURNISH - Louisville KY, US
Michael GOLDENBOGEN - Floydsknobs IN, US
Gary A. JORDAN - Litchfield NH, US
Benjamin E. MORRIS - Louisville KY, US
Mark A. GRIFFIN - Louisville KY, US
William C. MERS KELLY - Crestwood KY, US
Vasily P. ABRAMOV - Louisville KY, US
International Classification:
A61B 17/10
US Classification:
606142
Abstract:
A tissue clipping apparatus comprises a clip including a proximal end received within a capsule. The clip includes a clip locking member biased to engage a first locking structure of the capsule to lock the clip in the capsule in a closed configuration. The apparatus also comprises a tension member releasably coupling the clip to a proximal end of the device which, during use, remains accessible to a user. The tension member is coupled to the clip by a joint designed to release when subject to a predetermined load to separate the clip from the device, release of the joint releasing the locking member to engage the first locking structure.


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Vessel Wound Closure Device

US Patent:
2007014, Jun 28, 2007
Filed:
Dec 22, 2005
Appl. No.:
11/317039
Inventors:
Parris Wellman - Reading MA, US
Bryan Ogle - Louisville KY, US
Paul Johnson - Cambridge, GB
David Szabo - Doylestown PA, US
Benjamin Wicks - Huntingdon, GB
Trevor Beckett - Cambridge, GB
Assignee:
Ethicon, Inc. - Somerville NJ
International Classification:
A61B 17/04
US Classification:
606148000
Abstract:
A vessel wound closure device that separately deploys a suture and a snare within a vessel to produce a stitch across a puncture site of a vessel. Once deployed within the vessel, the suture is captured within the snare, withdrawn, and then secured to provide a stitch across the puncture site of the vessel. The vessel wound closure device minimizes the amount of material introduced or left within the vessel or between edges of the puncture site, maximizes healing of the puncture site, and renders the vessel amenable to subsequent interventional or therapeutic procedures at or near the same site.