James Steven Kenny

US Patent:

8607428, Dec 17, 2013

Filed:

Mar 31, 2011

Appl. No.:

13/042722

Inventors:

Brian F. Nentwick - Greenfield Center NY, US
James Steven Kenny - Queensbury NY, US

Assignee:

AngioDynamics, Inc. - Latham NY

International Classification:

B23P 6/00
A61M 25/00

US Classification:

2940201, 604264

Abstract:

A catheter repair kit and method for repairing a catheter is provided. The catheter repair kit can include a rod and a connection element for coupling the rod to the connection element. The method of repairing the catheter can include providing a catheter with a remnant extension leg, a replacement extension tube, and the steps of attaching a connection element to the remnant extension leg, and coupling the remnant extension leg to the replacement extension tube.

US Patent:

20090118683, May 7, 2009

Filed:

Oct 6, 2008

Appl. No.:

12/246303

Inventors:

Barry G. Hanson - Thomaston GA, US
Brian Keese - Molena GA, US
A. David Smith - Fayetteville GA, US
Michael Fowler - Fayetteville GA, US
Blaine Johnson - Columbus GA, US
Daniel K. Recinella - Queensbury NY, US
James Steve Kenny - Fayetteville GA, US

International Classification:

A61M 31/00

US Classification:

60428801, 60428803

Abstract:

An implantable access port for use in transferring fluid transdermally between an external fluid storage or dispensing device and a site within a patient is disclosed. The access port includes a body, at least two reservoirs defined within the access port body, and at least one septum secured to the body and enclosing the reservoirs within the body. The access port also includes reservoir outlets defined within the reservoirs. The access port also has body conduits defined within the body and in fluid communication with the reservoir outlets and external openings defined in the exterior of the body. An implantable access port and system for use in apheresis is also provided that includes an implantable access port, at least one needle, and a catheter that is fluidly connected to the access port.

US Patent:

20190201678, Jul 4, 2019

Filed:

May 24, 2016

Appl. No.:

15/162788

Inventors:

- Latham NY, US
Brian Keese - Molena GA, US
Blaine Johnson - Midvale UT, US
Daniel K. Recinella - Queensbury NY, US
Michael Fowler - Fayetteville GA, US
A. David Smith - Rockwall TX, US
James Steven Kenny - Queensbury NY, US

Assignee:

AngioDynamics, Inc. - Latham NY

International Classification:

A61M 39/02
A61M 39/04
A61M 1/34
A61M 1/36

Abstract:

An implantable access port for use in transferring fluid transdermally between an external fluid storage or dispensing device and a site within a patient is disclosed. The access port includes a body, at least two reservoirs defined within the access port body, and at least one septum secured to the body and enclosing the reservoirs within the body. The access port also includes reservoir outlets defined within the reservoirs. The access port also has body conduits defined within the body and in fluid communication with the reservoir outlets and external openings defined in the exterior of the body. An implantable access port and system for use in apheresis is also provided that includes an implantable access port, at least one needle, and a catheter that is fluidly connected to the access port.

US Patent:

20140236105, Aug 21, 2014

Filed:

Jan 20, 2014

Appl. No.:

14/159079

Inventors:

- Latham NY, US
Brian Keese - Molena GA, US
Blaine Johnson - Midvale UT, US
Daniel K. Recinella - Queensbury NY, US
Michael Fowler - Fayetteville GA, US
A. David Smith - Rockwall TX, US
James Steven Kenny - Queensbury NY, US

Assignee:

ANGIODYNAMICS, INC. - Latham NY

International Classification:

A61M 39/02

US Classification:

60428802

Abstract:

An implantable access port for use in transferring fluid transdermally between an external fluid storage or dispensing device and a site within a patient is disclosed. The access port includes a body, at least two reservoirs defined within the access port body, and at least one septum secured to the body and enclosing the reservoirs within the body. The access port also includes reservoir outlets defined within the reservoirs. The access port also has body conduits defined within the body and in fluid communication with the reservoir outlets and external openings defined in the exterior of the body. An implantable access port and system for use in apheresis is also provided that includes an implantable access port, at least one needle, and a catheter that is fluidly connected to the access port.