Carl L Fleming from High Point, NC, age 42

Partner

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Location:

Washington, DC

Industry:

Law Practice

Work:

Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld Llp Dec 2013 - Mar 2019
Counsel
Mcdermott Will & Emery Llp Dec 2013 - Mar 2019
Partner
Millennium Challenge Corporation Jan 2010 - Dec 2013
Senior International Attorney, Advisor, Diplomat
Milbank Nov 2005 - Jan 2009
Global Project and Leveraged Finance Associate
Bloomberg Lp Jun 2000 - Jun 2002
Global Data Analyst

Education:

University of Pennsylvania 2009 - 2010
Masters, Psychology Georgetown University Law Center 2002 - 2005
Doctor of Jurisprudence, Doctorates, Law University of Scranton 1995 - 1999
Bachelors, Bachelor of Science, International Law

Skills:

International Development
International Law
International Relations
Project Finance
Government
Emerging Markets
Cross Border Transactions
Social Entrepreneurship
Human Rights
Poverty Reduction
Positive Psychology
Foreign Investment
Aid Effectiveness
Socio Economic Development
African Development
Foreign Assistance
Resilience
Corporate Social Responsibility
American Foreign Policy
Democracy Promotion
Democratization
Leveraged Finance

Carl Fleming

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Skills:

Microsoft Word
Microsoft Excel

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Work:

Spd Distribution
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Skills:

Microsoft Office
Management
Microsoft Excel
Microsoft Word
Research
Powerpoint
Sales
Leadership
Training
Photoshop

Carl Fleming

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Us Patents

Double-Y-Shaped Multi-Lumen Catheter With Selectively Attachable Hubs
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US Patent:

6872198, Mar 29, 2005
Filed:

Aug 30, 2002
Appl. No.:

10/231748
Inventors:

Jon S. Wilson - Winston-Salem NC, US
Carl M. Fleming - Palm City FL, US
Kenneth T. Cassidy - Mocksville NC, US
Ronald D. Boyd - Statesboro GA, US
Gary S. Fleming - Palm City FL, US
Assignee:

Arrow International, Inc. - Reading PA
International Classification:

A61M031/00
US Classification:

604513, 604508, 604523, 60416404, 604175, 60416403
Abstract:

A multi-lumen catheter and method for inserting same in a patient is disclosed. The catheter includes an elongated, central, multi-lumen tube portion having a proximal end and a distal end. The central tube portion has a substantially cylindrical outer shape and is internally segmented into a plurality of lumens. A distal branch portion includes a plurality of single-lumen distal extension tubes. A proximal branch portion includes a plurality of single-lumen proximal extension tubes. Each proximal extension tube has a distal first end and a proximal second end. The distal first end of each proximal extension tube is connected to the proximal end of the central tube portion such that the single lumen of each distal extension tube is in fluid communication with one of the plurality of lumens of the central tube portion. Each lumen of the central tube portion and the lumens of the distal and proximal extension tubes in fluid communication therewith define a flow path through the catheter. Selectively attachable hub connectors are provided for selective attachment to the distal extension tubes and connection of the catheter to a fluid exchange device.

Multi-Lumen Catheter With Attachable Hub
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US Patent:

7300430, Nov 27, 2007
Filed:

Sep 20, 2002
Appl. No.:

10/251411
Inventors:

Jon S. Wilson - Winston-Salem NC, US
Carl M. Fleming - Palm City FL, US
Kenneth T. Cassidy - Mocksville NC, US
Ronald D. Boyd - Statesboro GA, US
Gary S. Fleming - Palm City FL, US
Assignee:

Arrow International, Inc. - Reading PA
International Classification:

A61M 25/00
US Classification:

604523, 604533, 604 43
Abstract:

The present invention is a multi-lumen catheter assembly having a selectively attachable hub including a multi-lumen catheter tube that has a proximal portion and a distal portion and a hub assembly that has a proximal portion and a distal portion, whereby the distal portion of the catheter tube is selectively attachable to the proximal portion of the hub assembly after subcutaneous insertion of the proximal portion of the catheter tube into a patient.

Multi-Lumen Catheter With Attachable Hub
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US Patent:

7381204, Jun 3, 2008
Filed:

Jul 1, 2003
Appl. No.:

10/612532
Inventors:

Jon S. Wilson - Winston-Salem NC, US
Carl M. Fleming - Palm City FL, US
Kenneth T. Cassidy - Mocksville NC, US
Ronald D. Boyd - Statesboro GA, US
Gary S. Fleming - Palm City FL, US
Assignee:

Arrow International, Inc. - Reading PA
International Classification:

A61M 31/00
US Classification:

604500, 128898
Abstract:

A method of inserting a multi-lumen catheter assembly. First, an incision is made near the area to be catheterized. The proximal portion of the multi-lumen catheter tube is then inserted into the area to be catheterized. A subcutaneous tunnel is created, and the first end of the tunnel is near the incision. The catheter tube is then routed through the subcutaneous tunnel and pulled tube through a second end of the subcutaneous tunnel. The hub body is then securely attached to the catheter tube by connecting the connection cover to the hub body by threaded engagement. In a preferred embodiment the hub body is attached to the catheter tube by backfitting the connection cover over the catheter tube. A compression sleeve is also backfit over the catheter tube. The cannulae of the hub body are inserted into the lumens of the catheter tube to create fluid communication therebetween.

Method Of Inserting Double-Y-Shaped Catheter With Attachable Hubs
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US Patent:

7749185, Jul 6, 2010
Filed:

Mar 9, 2004
Appl. No.:

10/796495
Inventors:

Jon S. Wilson - Winston-Salem NC, US
Carl M. Fleming - Stuart FL, US
Kenneth T. Cassidy - Mocksville NC, US
Ronald D. Boyd - Statesboro GA, US
Gary S. Fleming - Palm City FL, US
International Classification:

A61M 3/00
US Classification:

604 43, 60416401, 6041641, 60417002, 604271, 604544, 604 28, 604508
Abstract:

A method for inserting a multi-lumen catheter into a patient is disclosed. The catheter includes an elongated, central, multi-lumen tube portion having a proximal end and a distal end. A distal branch portion includes a plurality of single-lumen distal extension tubes. The proximal first end of each distal extension tube is connected to the distal end of the central tube portion such that the single lumen of each distal extension tube is in fluid communication with one of the plurality of lumens of the central tube portion. A proximal branch portion includes a plurality of single-lumen proximal extension tubes. The distal first end of each proximal extension tube is connected to the proximal end of the central tube portion such that the single lumen of each distal extension tube is in fluid communication with one of the plurality of lumens of the central tube portion. Each lumen of the central tube portion and the lumens of the distal and proximal extension tubes in fluid communication therewith define a flow path through the catheter. Selectively attachable hub connectors are provided for selective attachment to the distal extension tubes and connection of the catheter to a fluid exchange device.

Multi-Lumen Catheter With Attachable Hub
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US Patent:

7833214, Nov 16, 2010
Filed:

Sep 26, 2007
Appl. No.:

11/861722
Inventors:

Jon S. Wilson - Winston-Salem NC, US
Carl M. Fleming - Palm City FL, US
Kenneth T. Cassidy - Mocksville NC, US
Ronald D. Boyd - Statesboro GA, US
Gary S. Fleming - Palm City FL, US
Assignee:

Arrow International, Inc - Reading PA
International Classification:

A61M 31/00
A61M 27/00
A61M 25/00
A61M 3/00
US Classification:

604500, 604264, 604 43, 604544
Abstract:

A method of inserting a multi-lumen catheter assembly. First, an incision is made near the area to be catheterized. The proximal portion of the multi-lumen catheter tube is then inserted into the area to be catheterized. A subcutaneous tunnel is created, and the first end of the tunnel is near the incision. The catheter tube is then routed through the subcutaneous tunnel and pulled tube through a second end of the subcutaneous tunnel. The hub body is then securely attached to the catheter tube by connecting the connection cover to the hub body by threaded engagement. In a preferred embodiment the hub body is attached to the catheter tube by backfitting the connection cover over the catheter tube. A compression sleeve is also backfit over the catheter tube. The cannulae of the hub body are inserted into the lumens of the catheter tube to create fluid communication therebetween.

Multi-Lumen Catheter With Attachable Hub
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US Patent:

20020099326, Jul 25, 2002
Filed:

Jan 24, 2001
Appl. No.:

09/769052
Inventors:

Jon Wilson - Winston-Salem NC, US
Carl Fleming - Palm City FL, US
Kenneth Cassidy - Mocksville NC, US
Ronald Boyd - Statesboro GA, US
Gary Fleming - Palm City FL, US
International Classification:

A61M003/00
A61M025/00
US Classification:

604/043000
Abstract:

The present invention is a multi-lumen catheter assembly having an selectively attachable hub including a multi-lumen catheter tube that has a proximal portion and a distal portion and a hub assembly that has a proximal portion and a distal portion, whereby the distal portion of the catheter tube is selectively attachable to the proximal portion of the hub assembly after subcutaneous insertion of the proximal portion of the catheter tube into a patient.

Multi-Lumen Catheter With Attachable Hub
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US Patent:

20020099327, Jul 25, 2002
Filed:

Feb 28, 2002
Appl. No.:

10/086033
Inventors:

Jon Wilson - Winston-Salem NC, US
Carl Fleming - Palm City FL, US
Kenneth Cassidy - Mocksville NC, US
Ronald Boyd - Statesboro GA, US
Gary Fleming - Palm City FL, US
International Classification:

A61M003/00
US Classification:

604/043000
Abstract:

A method of inserting a multi-lumen catheter assembly. First, an incision is made near the area to be catheterized. The proximal portion of the multi-lumen catheter tube is then inserted into the area to be catheterized. A subcutaneous tunnel is created, and the first end of the tunnel is near the incision. The catheter tube is then routed through the subcutaneous tunnel and pulled tube through a second end of the subcutaneous tunnel. The hub body is then securely attached to the catheter tube by connecting the connection cover to the hub body by threaded engagement. In a preferred embodiment the hub body is attached to the catheter tube by backfitting the connection cover over the catheter tube. A compression sleeve is also backfit over the catheter tube. The cannulae of the hub body are inserted into the lumens of the catheter tube to create fluid communication therebetween. The connection between the cannulae and the first and the catheter tube is compressed by sliding the compression sleeve over the cannulae that have been inserted into the catheter tube.

Double-Y-Shaped Multi-Lumen Catheter With Selectively Attachable Hubs
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US Patent:

20040171997, Sep 2, 2004
Filed:

Mar 10, 2004
Appl. No.:

10/797363
Inventors:

Jon Wilson - Winston-Salem NC, US
Carl Fleming - Stuart FL, US
Kenneth Cassidy - Mocksville NC, US
Ronald Boyd - Statesboro GA, US
Gary Fleming - Palm City FL, US
International Classification:

A61M025/00
US Classification:

604/284000
Abstract:

A multi-lumen catheter and method for inserting same in a patient is disclosed. The catheter includes an elongated, central, multi-lumen tube portion having a proximal end and a distal end. The central tube portion has a substantially cylindrical outer shape and is internally segmented into a plurality of lumens. A distal branch portion includes a plurality of single-lumen distal extension tubes. Each distal extension tube has a proximal first end and a distal second end. The proximal first end of each distal extension tube is connected to the distal end of the central tube portion such that the single lumen of each distal extension tube is in fluid communication with one of the plurality of lumens of the central tube portion. A proximal branch portion includes a plurality of single-lumen proximal extension tubes. Each proximal extension tube has a distal first end and a proximal second end. The distal first end of each proximal extension tube is connected to the proximal end of the central tube portion such that the single lumen of each distal extension tube is in fluid communication with one of the plurality of lumens of the central tube portion. Each lumen of the central tube portion and the lumens of the distal and proximal extension tubes in fluid communication therewith define a flow path through the catheter. Selectively attachable hub connectors are provided for selective attachment to the distal extension tubes and connection of the catheter to a fluid exchange device.