DR. WILLIAM E RICE, D.C.
Chiropractic at Martin, Irvine, CA
License number
California DC 29351
Category
Chiropractic
Type
Chiropractor
Address
Address
2192 Martin SUITE 205, Irvine, CA 92612
Phone
(949) 637-9999
Personal information
See more information about WILLIAM E RICE at radaris.comName
Address
Phone
504 Kawella Cir, Union City, CA 94587
5235 San Vicente Dr, Santa Barbara, CA 93111
4684 Paola Pl, San Diego, CA 92117
4660 Paola Pl, San Diego, CA 92117
4516 Old Dairy Dr, Antelope, CA 95843
Organization information
See more information about WILLIAM E RICE at bizstanding.comWilliam E Rice D.C
2192 Martin, Irvine, CA 92612
Industry:
Chiropractor's Office
Professional information
Dr. William E Rice, Irvine CA - DC (Doctor of Chiropractic)
Specialties:
Chiropractic
Address:
2192 Martin SUITE 205, Irvine 92612
Languages:
English
William E Rice, Irvine CA
Specialties:
Chiropractor
Address:
2192 Martin, Irvine, CA 92612
Exchangeable Integrated-Wire Balloon Catheter
US Patent:
5693015, Dec 2, 1997
Filed:
Jun 6, 1995
Appl. No.:
8/469265
Inventors:
Blair Walker - Long Beach CA
Manouchehr Miraki - Aliso Viejo CA
William Rice - Irvine CA
Brett Trauthen - Newport Beach CA
Hye Lee - Garden Grove CA
Greg Welsh - Newport Beach CA
Henry Nita - Mission Viejo CA
Shawn O'Leary - Newport Beach CA
Manouchehr Miraki - Aliso Viejo CA
William Rice - Irvine CA
Brett Trauthen - Newport Beach CA
Hye Lee - Garden Grove CA
Greg Welsh - Newport Beach CA
Henry Nita - Mission Viejo CA
Shawn O'Leary - Newport Beach CA
Assignee:
Advanced Cardiovascular Systems, Inc. - Santa Clara CA
International Classification:
A61M 2900
US Classification:
604 96
Abstract:
A balloon catheter includes a flexible small-diameter guide wire provided with an enlarged-diameter distal end portion, and a flexible elongated tubular shaft with at least one dual-function fluid-conducting lumen adapted to both receive the guide wire extending therethrough, and to communicate pressurized inflation fluid to a distal balloon of the catheter. A distal orifice of the catheter communicates with the balloon and is provided with selective valving means for releasably engaging sealingly with the enlarged distal end portion of the guide wire. Apparatus is disclosed for axially moving the guide wire to effect engagement and disengagement of the enlarged distal end portion with the selective valving means of the catheter shaft. A torquer device is also provided by means of which the guide wire may be rotated relative to the catheter shaft for steering of the guide wire along a vascular pathway. A distal end tapered portion of the catheter shaft provides protection for a joint of the guide wire assembly.
Exchangeable Integrated-Wire Balloon Catheter
US Patent:
5454788, Oct 3, 1995
Filed:
Apr 15, 1994
Appl. No.:
8/228550
Inventors:
Blair Walker - Long Beach CA
Manouchehr Miraki - Aliso Viejo CA
William Rice - Irvine CA
Brett Trauthen - Newport Beach CA
Hey Lee - Garden Grove CA
Greg Welsh - Newport Beach CA
Henry Nita - Mission Viejo CA
Shawn O'Leary - Newport Beach CA
Mark Dehdashtian - CM CA
Sheryl W. Higgins - Silverado CA
Nora Pham - Lake Forest CA
Manouchehr Miraki - Aliso Viejo CA
William Rice - Irvine CA
Brett Trauthen - Newport Beach CA
Hey Lee - Garden Grove CA
Greg Welsh - Newport Beach CA
Henry Nita - Mission Viejo CA
Shawn O'Leary - Newport Beach CA
Mark Dehdashtian - CM CA
Sheryl W. Higgins - Silverado CA
Nora Pham - Lake Forest CA
Assignee:
Baxter International Inc. - Deerfield IL
International Classification:
A61M 2900
US Classification:
604 96
Abstract:
A balloon catheter includes a flexible small-diameter guide wire provided with an enlarged-diameter distal end portion, and a flexible elongated tubular shaft with at least one dual-function fluid-conducting lumen adapted to both receive the guide wire extending therethrough, and to communicate pressurized inflation fluid to a distal balloon of the catheter. A distal orifice of the catheter communicates with the balloon and is provided with selective valving means for releasably engaging sealingly with the enlarged distal end portion of the guide wire. Apparatus is disclosed for axially moving the guide wire to effect engagement and disengagement of the enlarged distal end portion with the selective valving means of the catheter shaft. A torquer device is also provided by means of which the guide wire may be rotated relative to the catheter shaft for steering of the guide wire along a vascular pathway. A distal end tapered portion of the catheter shaft provides protection for a joint of the guide wire assembly.