TREVOR JOHN MOODY
Pilots at 47 Ave, Seattle, WA
License number
Washington A4770805
Issued Date
Apr 2015
Expiration Date
Apr 2016
Category
Airmen
Type
Authorized Aircraft Instructor
Address
Address
3808 47Th Ave NE, Seattle, WA 98105
Professional information
Satiation Devices And Methods
US Patent:
2003019, Oct 23, 2003
Filed:
Jun 9, 2003
Appl. No.:
10/457137
Inventors:
Richard Stack - Chapel Hill NC, US
Richard Glenn - Chapel Hill NC, US
Trevor Moody - Seattle WA, US
Fred Silverstein - Seattle WA, US
Nathan Every - Seattle WA, US
William Eubanks - Durham NC, US
Richard Glenn - Chapel Hill NC, US
Trevor Moody - Seattle WA, US
Fred Silverstein - Seattle WA, US
Nathan Every - Seattle WA, US
William Eubanks - Durham NC, US
International Classification:
A61F002/04
US Classification:
623/023650, 623/023700
Abstract:
A device for inducing weight loss in a patient includes a tubular prosthesis self-expandable from a collapsed position in which the prosthesis has a first diameter to an expanded position in which the prosthesis has a second, larger, diameter. In a method for inducing weight loss, the prosthesis is placed in the collapsed position and inserted into a stomach of a patient. The prosthesis is allowed to self-expand from the collapsed position to the expanded position and into contact with the walls of the stomach, where it induces feelings of satiety and/or inhibits modulation of satiety-controlling factors such as Ghrelin.
Satiation Devices And Methods
US Patent:
7111627, Sep 26, 2006
Filed:
Jun 9, 2003
Appl. No.:
10/457108
Inventors:
Richard S. Stack - Chapel Hill NC, US
Richard A. Glenn - Chapel Hill NC, US
Trevor J. Moody - Seattle WA, US
Fred E. Silverstein - Seattle WA, US
Nathan Every - Seattle WA, US
Richard A. Glenn - Chapel Hill NC, US
Trevor J. Moody - Seattle WA, US
Fred E. Silverstein - Seattle WA, US
Nathan Every - Seattle WA, US
Assignee:
Synecor, LLC - Durham NC
International Classification:
A61F 19/00, A61B 2/36
US Classification:
128898, 623 2368
Abstract:
A device for inducing weight loss in a patient includes a tubular prosthesis self-expandable from a collapsed position in which the prosthesis has a first diameter to an expanded position in which the prosthesis has a second, larger, diameter. In a method for inducing weight loss, the prosthesis is placed in the collapsed position and inserted into a stomach of a patient. The prosthesis is allowed to self-expand from the collapsed position to the expanded position and into contact with the walls of the stomach, where it induces feelings of satiety and/or inhibits modulation of satiety-controlling factors such as Ghrelin.
Satiation Devices And Methods
US Patent:
2003019, Oct 23, 2003
Filed:
Jun 9, 2003
Appl. No.:
10/457144
Inventors:
Richard Stack - Chapel Hill NC, US
Richard Glenn - Chapel Hill NC, US
Trevor Moody - Seattle WA, US
Fred Silverstein - Seattle WA, US
Nathan Every - Seattle WA, US
William Eubanks - Durham NC, US
Richard Glenn - Chapel Hill NC, US
Trevor Moody - Seattle WA, US
Fred Silverstein - Seattle WA, US
Nathan Every - Seattle WA, US
William Eubanks - Durham NC, US
International Classification:
A61F002/04
US Classification:
623/023650, 623/023700
Abstract:
A device for inducing weight loss in a patient includes a tubular prosthesis self-expandable from a collapsed position in which the prosthesis has a first diameter to an expanded position in which the prosthesis has a second, larger, diameter. In a method for inducing weight loss, the prosthesis is placed in the collapsed position and inserted into a stomach of a patient. The prosthesis is allowed to self-expand from the collapsed position to the expanded position and into contact with the walls of the stomach, where it induces feelings of satiety and/or inhibits modulation of satiety-controlling factors such as Ghrelin.
Satiation Devices And Methods
US Patent:
7121283, Oct 17, 2006
Filed:
Mar 4, 2004
Appl. No.:
10/794346
Inventors:
Richard S. Stack - Chapel Hill NC, US
Richard A. Glenn - Chapel Hill NC, US
Trevor J. Moody - Seattle WA, US
Fred E. Silverstein - Seattle WA, US
Nathan Every - Seattle WA, US
Richard A. Glenn - Chapel Hill NC, US
Trevor J. Moody - Seattle WA, US
Fred E. Silverstein - Seattle WA, US
Nathan Every - Seattle WA, US
Assignee:
Synecor, LLC - Durham NC
International Classification:
A61B 19/00, A61F 12/04, A61F 5/00
US Classification:
128898, 600 37, 623 2365, 604909
Abstract:
A device for inducing weight loss in a patient includes a tubular prosthesis self-expandable from a collapsed position in which the prosthesis has a first diameter to an expanded position in which the prosthesis has a second, larger, diameter. In a method for inducing weight loss, the prosthesis is placed in the collapsed position and inserted into a stomach of a patient. The prosthesis is allowed to self-expand from the collapsed position to the expanded position and into contact with the walls of the stomach, where it induces feelings of satiety and/or inhibits modulation of satiety-controlling factors such as Ghrelin.
Satiation Devices And Methods
US Patent:
2004011, Jun 17, 2004
Filed:
Jan 16, 2003
Appl. No.:
10/345914
Inventors:
Richard Stack - Chapel Hill NC, US
Richard Glenn - Chapel Hill NC, US
William Athas - Durham NC, US
Michael Williams - Santa Rosa CA, US
Trevor Moody - Seattle WA, US
Fred Silverstein - Seattle WA, US
Nathan Every - Seattle WA, US
Richard Glenn - Chapel Hill NC, US
William Athas - Durham NC, US
Michael Williams - Santa Rosa CA, US
Trevor Moody - Seattle WA, US
Fred Silverstein - Seattle WA, US
Nathan Every - Seattle WA, US
International Classification:
A61F002/04
US Classification:
623/023650, 600/037000, 623/023680
Abstract:
A satiation device is described which includes a sheath or liner extending from the proximal or middle stomach to the distal antrum. Food ingested by the patient passes through the sheath or liner, thereby minimizing contact between the ingested food and the stomach. It is believed that over time, reduced contact between food and the stomach will result in decreased Ghrelin production by the patient and a consequent decrease in appetite. In some embodiments, the satiation device may also include a proximal pouch and/or a distal bypass tube.
Satiation Devices And Methods
US Patent:
7354454, Apr 8, 2008
Filed:
Jul 16, 2004
Appl. No.:
10/892973
Inventors:
Richard S. Stack - Chapel Hill NC, US
Richard A. Glenn - Chapel Hill NC, US
Trevor J. Moody - Seattle WA, US
Fred E. Silverstein - Seattle WA, US
Nathan Every - Seattle WA, US
Richard A. Glenn - Chapel Hill NC, US
Trevor J. Moody - Seattle WA, US
Fred E. Silverstein - Seattle WA, US
Nathan Every - Seattle WA, US
Assignee:
Synecor, LLC - Durham NC
International Classification:
A61F 2/04
US Classification:
623 2365, 623 7, 600 37, 604 7, 604 8, 604264
Abstract:
A device for inducing weight loss in a patient includes a tubular prosthesis self-expandable from a collapsed position in which the prosthesis has a first diameter to an expanded position in which the prosthesis has a second, larger, diameter. In a method for inducing weight loss, the prosthesis is placed in the collapsed position and inserted into a stomach of a patient. The prosthesis is allowed to self-expand from the collapsed position to the expanded position and into contact with the walls of the stomach, where it induces feelings of satiety and/or inhibits modulation of satiety-controlling factors such as Ghrelin.
Body-Space Treatment Catheter
US Patent:
2008020, Aug 28, 2008
Filed:
Jun 14, 2004
Appl. No.:
10/559983
Inventors:
Edward Boyle - Bend OR, US
Nathan Every - Seattle WA, US
Fred Silverstein - Seattle WA, US
Steven Tallman - Everett WA, US
Trevor Moody - Seattle WA, US
Nathan Every - Seattle WA, US
Fred Silverstein - Seattle WA, US
Steven Tallman - Everett WA, US
Trevor Moody - Seattle WA, US
International Classification:
A61M 25/00
US Classification:
604523000
Abstract:
A percutaneous treatment catheter comprises a canopy () having a treatment side adapted to provide at least one of a variety of treatments to a first tissue layer and a protection side that protects adjacent tissue from the treatment. Treatments include, but are not limited to, those that act to cause an inflammatory response resulting in forming scar tissue that would tend to form adhesions, such as, but not limited to, for the treatment of pleural effusions. In an embodiment, a treatment catheter comprises a shaft () having a shaft and a treatment head () disposed about the shaft distal end, the treatment head adapted to present a low profile in a closed state and a broad profile in a 10 deployed state, the treatment head adapted to percutaneously treat one of first and second tissue layers and protect the other of the first and second tissue layers from the treatment.
Satiation Devices And Methods
US Patent:
7833280, Nov 16, 2010
Filed:
Apr 8, 2008
Appl. No.:
12/099290
Inventors:
Richard S. Stack - Chapel Hill NC, US
Richard A. Glenn - Chapel Hill NC, US
Trevor J. Moody - Seattle WA, US
Fred E. Silverstein - Seattle WA, US
Nathan Every - Seattle WA, US
Richard A. Glenn - Chapel Hill NC, US
Trevor J. Moody - Seattle WA, US
Fred E. Silverstein - Seattle WA, US
Nathan Every - Seattle WA, US
Assignee:
Barosense, Inc. - Redwood City CA
International Classification:
A61F 2/04
US Classification:
623 2365, 623 237, 604 7, 604 8, 604264, 600 37
Abstract:
A device for inducing weight loss in a patient includes a tubular prosthesis self-expandable from a collapsed position in which the prosthesis has a first diameter to an expanded position in which the prosthesis has a second, larger, diameter. In a method for inducing weight loss, the prosthesis is placed in the collapsed position and inserted into a stomach of a patient. The prosthesis is allowed to self-expand from the collapsed position to the expanded position and into contact with the walls of the stomach, where it induces feelings of satiety and/or inhibits modulation of satiety-controlling factors such as Ghrelin.
Satiation Devices And Methods
US Patent:
2009029, Dec 3, 2009
Filed:
Aug 10, 2009
Appl. No.:
12/538741
Inventors:
Richard S. Stack - Chapel Hill NC, US
Richard A. Glenn - Chapel Hill NC, US
Trevor J. Moody - Seattle WA, US
Fred E. Silverstein - Seattle WA, US
Nathan Every - Seattle WA, US
Richard A. Glenn - Chapel Hill NC, US
Trevor J. Moody - Seattle WA, US
Fred E. Silverstein - Seattle WA, US
Nathan Every - Seattle WA, US
International Classification:
A61F 2/04
US Classification:
623 2365
Abstract:
A device for inducing weight loss in a patient includes a tubular prosthesis self-expandable from a collapsed position in which the prosthesis has a first diameter to an expanded position in which the prosthesis has a second, larger, diameter. In a method for inducing weight loss, the prosthesis is placed in the collapsed position and inserted into a stomach of a patient. The prosthesis is allowed to self-expand from the collapsed position to the expanded position and into contact with the walls of the stomach, where it induces feelings of satiety and/or inhibits modulation of satiety-controlling factors such as Ghrelin.
Satiation Devices And Methods
US Patent:
8177853, May 15, 2012
Filed:
Sep 28, 2011
Appl. No.:
13/247400
Inventors:
Richard S. Stack - Chapel Hill NC, US
Richard A. Glenn - Chapel Hill NC, US
Trevor J. Moody - Seattle WA, US
Fred E. Silverstein - Seattle WA, US
Nathan Every - Seattle WA, US
Richard A. Glenn - Chapel Hill NC, US
Trevor J. Moody - Seattle WA, US
Fred E. Silverstein - Seattle WA, US
Nathan Every - Seattle WA, US
Assignee:
Barosense, Inc. - Redwood City CA
International Classification:
A61F 2/04, A61M 5/00
US Classification:
623 237, 623 2365, 604 8
Abstract:
A device for inducing weight loss in a patient includes a tubular prosthesis self-expandable from a collapsed position in which the prosthesis has a first diameter to an expanded position in which the prosthesis has a second, larger, diameter. In a method for inducing weight loss, the prosthesis is placed in the collapsed position and inserted into a stomach of a patient. The prosthesis is allowed to self-expand from the collapsed position to the expanded position and into contact with the walls of the stomach, where it induces feelings of satiety and/or inhibits modulation of satiety-controlling factors such as Ghrelin.