JAMES MICHAEL MARTIN
Pilots at Quail Holw Ct, Hamilton, OH

2011002, Jan 27, 2011

Jul 21, 2009

12/506385

James F. Martin - Lebanon OH, US
Paul J. Niklewski - Cincinnati OH, US

A61M 5/168, A61M 5/142, G06F 17/00

604 66, 604151, 235375

A first drug delivery system includes first and second drug-container holders and first and second pump assemblies. The first (second) holder is adapted to receive a first (second) drug container having a first (a different second) dimensioned shape but not a second (first) drug container having a different second (a first) dimensioned shape. A second drug delivery system includes first and second bar code scanners, first and second drug-container holders, and first and second pump assemblies. The first (second) holder is adapted to receive a first (second) drug container having a dimensioned shape and to orient a positioned first (second) bar code of the first (second) drug container to face the first (second) bar code scanner because of the dimensioned shape. In one application, the first drug is a sedative drug, the second drug is an analgesic drug, and the drugs are used during a conscious sedation medical procedure.

8146591, Apr 3, 2012

Jun 21, 2005

11/158162

Paul J. Niklewski - Cincinnati OH, US
Mark A. Burdorff - Loveland OH, US
William T. Donofrio - Andover MN, US
Curt R. Eyster - West Chester OH, US
James F. Martin - Lebanon OH, US
Anil K. Nalagatla - Mason OH, US
William P. Adair - Lubbock TX, US
Nicholas E. Cobb - Houston TX, US

Ethicon Endo-Surgery, Inc. - Cincinnati OH

A61M 16/00, A61M 15/08, A62B 18/02

12820423, 12820024, 12820026, 12820418, 12820718, 12820714, 12820621

Disclosed is a capnometry apparatus for receiving respiratory gas from a respiratory cannula positioned on a patient. An integrated host controller alerts a user if the capnometry apparatus is connected or not connected to the respiratory cannula based in part on a signal output from a capnometer located in the capnometry apparatus. The host controller also includes the functionality to shut off the capnometer pump with or without a time delay when the capnometer signal output indicates the capnometer pump is not connected to the cannula. An ambient-air pressure sensor located in the capnometry apparatus alerts the host controller if the capnometry apparatus has been moved to a new location with a substantially different altitude than the first location, in which case the host controller will issue an alert to a user prompting a calibration of the capnometry apparatus.

2010030, Dec 2, 2010

Jun 1, 2009

12/475697

James F. Martin - Lebanon OH, US
Paul Bruggeman - Loveland OH, US

ETHICON ENDO-SURGERY, INC. - Cincinnati OH

A61K 31/445, A61K 31/135, A61P 29/00, A61M 21/00, G06K 7/10

12820314, 514649, 514329, 23546201

A drug delivery system includes drug containers, a pump assembly, a sensor, and a controller. The drug containers each contain a different predetermined drug co-formulation of predetermined first and second drugs, wherein the first drug has a sedative effect. The sensor is adapted to sense a variable associated with the drug containers and output a different drug co-formulation identification signal associated with each of the drug containers based on the sensed variable. The controller is programmed to identify the drug co-formulation for the drug container operatively connected to the pump assembly from the associated identification signal and to control the pump assembly to deliver the drug co-formulation of the one drug container to the patient during a medical procedure according to a corresponding drug delivery algorithm which is different for each of the drug containers. A method is also disclosed which uses the drug delivery system.

2013004, Feb 21, 2013

Aug 16, 2011

13/210540

James F. Martin - Lebanon OH, US
Paul J. Niklewski - Cincinnati OH, US
Jeffery A. Foster - Trenton OH, US

A61M 5/168

604503, 604 66

A medical system includes a monitoring unit and a drug delivery unit. The monitoring unit is operable to monitor at least one physiological parameter of a patient. The drug delivery unit includes an integral volume of a drug. A control logic is in communication with the monitoring unit and is operable to regulate delivery of the drug to the patient from the integral volume, based on data associated with the at least one physiological parameter of the patient, in accordance with a safety shell control algorithm. A user interface feature is operable to receive input indicating a stage of progress in a medical procedure. The safety shell control algorithm responds to inputs received through the user interface feature indicating a stage of progress in a medical procedure, such as by modifying subsequent drug delivery regulation based on the beginning or completion of a stage of progress in a medical procedure.

3968169, Jul 6, 1976

Jan 20, 1975

5/542471

Paul Seiden - Cincinnati OH
James Bruce Martin - Hamilton OH

The Procter & Gamble Company - Cincinnati OH

C07C 4110

260615R

A process for preparing polyglycerol by heating glycerol under reduced pressure in the presence of a catalytic quantity of sulfuric acid and a low molecular weight glyceride until from about 25 to about 75 percent of the glycerol is polymerized. The condensation is terminated by inactivating the catalyst by adding a substantially stoichiometric amount of a suitable neutralizing agent. Unreacted glycerol and cyclic diglycerol are removed by distillation. The polyglycerol so prepared can advantageously be employed in the preparation of polyglycerol fatty acid esters which are excellent food emulsifiers.

7970631, Jun 28, 2011

Jun 21, 2005

11/158161

Paul J. Bruggeman - Loveland OH, US
Mark A. Burdorff - Loveland OH, US
William T. Donofrio - Andover MN, US
Curt R. Eyster - West Chester OH, US
Hal H. Katz - Jupiter FL, US
James F. Martin - Lebanon OH, US
Anil K. Nalagatla - Mason OH, US
Paul J. Niklewski - Cincinnati OH, US
Salvatore Privitera - Mason OH, US
Jeffery J. Wuennemann - Liberty Township OH, US
Randall S. Hickle - Lubbock TX, US

Ethicon Endo-Surgery, Inc. - Cincinnati OH

G06Q 10/00, G06F 7/00

705 3, 705 2, 707612

A medical effector system comprised of a bedside unit and a procedure unit. The bedside unit contains a series of connection points for receiving inputs from a series of patient monitors. The procedure unit contains a patient monitoring and medical effector program, and a drug delivery pump or magnetic flux generator capable of delivering therapeutic energy to a patient. The medical effector system contains the capability to issue and receive a request from a non-sedated patient, issue and receive a request from a sedated patient and then to calculate a time difference. The medical effector program operates the pump or magnetic flux generator based upon at least some of the patient outputs and program inputs including a calculated time difference. A removable umbilical cable connects the two units and allows the output of the patient monitors as well as other information to travel between the two units.

8622989, Jan 7, 2014

Mar 2, 2011

13/038841

James F. Martin - Lebanon OH, US

Ethicon Endo-Surgery, Inc. - Cincinnati OH

A61M 31/00

604503

A method for delivering intravenous drugs to a patient comprising programming a drug delivery system, including a controller and an infusion pump, with a maintenance rate or a loading dose for a drug and causing the drug delivery system to (a) calculate a loading dose based on the maintenance rate or a maintenance rate based on the loading dose, (b) administer the loading dose of the drug to the patient to rapidly achieve a desired level of effect, and (c) administer the drug at a first maintenance rate to maintain the level of effect.

2006004, Mar 2, 2006

Jun 21, 2005

11/158263

Paul Niklewski - Cincinnati OH, US
William Donofrio - Andover MN, US
Curt Eyster - West Chester OH, US
James Martin - Lebanon OH, US
Anil Nalagatla - Mason OH, US
Jeffery Wuennemann - Liberty Township OH, US
Jason Derouen - Lubbock TX, US
Jeff Liles - Lubbock TX, US

A62B 7/10, A61M 15/08

128207180, 128206110

Disclosed is an oxygen delivery apparatus constructed from an oxygen delivery manifold, a respiratory cannula, and a host controller. The host controller contains an oxygen delivery program and accepts a respiration input regarding whether the patient is inhaling or exhaling, and whether the patient is breathing orally or nasally. The oxygen delivery program regulates the flow rate of oxygen based in part upon the respiration input provided. A first rates is used when the patient is inhaling and exhaling orally, a second rate is used when the patient is inhaling nasally, and a third rate is used when the patient is exhaling nasally.

6325810, Dec 4, 2001

Jun 30, 1999

9/345093

Leslie Hamilton - Ringoes NJ
Rao S. Bezwada - Whitehouse Station NJ
Mark B. Roller - North Brunswick NJ
Murty N. Vyakarnam - Edison NJ
David A. Dalessandro - Fanwood NJ
Joel S. Rosenblatt - Watchung NJ
Ram L. Kataria - Hamilton Square NJ
Lowell G. Saferstein - West Orange NJ
James F. Martin - Lebanon OH

Ethicon, Inc. - Skillman NJ

A61B 1704

606151

An apparatus for achieving hemostasis and pneumostasis along a staple line by utilizing a compliant bioabsorbable foam buttress which may be attached to one jaw of a surgical stapling apparatus by a biocompatible releasable adhesive.