Steven Anthony Marinelli

US Patent:

56964447, Dec 9, 1997

Filed:

Mar 4, 1994

Appl. No.:

8/206461

Inventors:

Ronald William Kipp - Croydon PA
Steven Anthony Marinelli - Langhorne PA
Paul Eugene Vaughn - Lumberville PA
Wayne Alan Fearn - Warminster PA

Assignee:

Crane Co. - Warrington PA
Kingsbury, Inc. - Philadelphia PA

International Classification:

G01B 714
G01B 730
G01D 520
G01D 512

US Classification:

32420732

Abstract:

A system for sensing an axial and radial position of a body rotating about an axis independent of the rotational position of the body. The system includes at least one inductive sensor positioned in proximity to the body. A material forming part of the body effects a variation in the output of the inductive sensor as a function of axial and/or radial movement of the body relative to the axis. Output circuitry analyzes the output of the inductive sensor to produce a system output indicative of the axial and/or radial movement independent of the rotational position of the body.

US Patent:

61077941, Aug 22, 2000

Filed:

Oct 1, 1997

Appl. No.:

8/941985

Inventors:

Ronald William Kipp - Croydon PA
Steven Anthony Marinelli - Langhorne PA
Paul Eugene Vaughn - Lumberville PA
Wayne Alan Fearn - Warminster PA

Assignee:

Crane Co. - Warrington PA
Kingsbury, Inc. - Philadelphia PA

International Classification:

G01B 714
G01B 730
G01D 520
G01D 512

US Classification:

32420723

Abstract:

A system for sensing a position of a body rotating about an axis, the system including at least one inductive sensor positioned in proximity to the body, each of the at least one inductive sensor providing an output; material forming part of the body for effecting a variation in the output of the at least one inductive sensor as a function of axial movement of the body relative to the axis; circuitry for analyzing the output of the at least one inductive sensor to produce a system output indicative of the axial movement.

US Patent:

20200297382, Sep 24, 2020

Filed:

Mar 20, 2019

Appl. No.:

16/359093

Inventors:

- Germantown TN, US
Edward Karpowicz - Sewell NJ, US
Steven Anthony Marinelli - Langhorne PA, US

Assignee:

June Medical IP, LLC - Germantown TN

International Classification:

A61B 17/34
A61B 17/16

Abstract:

A portable and passive safety intraosseous device to allow for direct introduction of medications, etc., within the intermedullary space of a subject patient's bone or, if needed, the removal of certain substances from such a subject patient's bone. Such a device permits direct drilling and placement of a cannula within the subject bone with access external to the subject patient's skin, permitting, as well, connection of a tube for such introduction/removal purposes. The ability to provide a passive safety unit allows for facilitated utilization in, for instance, emergency situations with the entire device provided for utilization thereof. The device includes a drilling component with a permanently attached stylet and a removable cannula, a power supply for a single drilling operation, a mechanism to draw the stylet back into the drill component after use and disengagement from the cannula, and an automatic closure that activates with the separation of the cannula.

US Patent:

20200054347, Feb 20, 2020

Filed:

Mar 20, 2019

Appl. No.:

16/359080

Inventors:

Billie Coppedge - Germantown TN, US
Edward Karpowicz - Sewell NJ, US
Kevin Tesreau - Germantown TN, US
Steven Anthony Marinelli - Langhorne PA, US

International Classification:

A61B 17/16
A61B 17/17
A61B 17/34

Abstract:

A portable and passive safety intraosseous device to allow for direct introduction of medications, etc., within the intermedullary space of a subject patient's bone or, if needed, the removal of certain substances from such a subject patient's bone. Such a device permits direct drilling and placement of a cannula within the subject bone with access external to the subject patient's skin, permitting, as well, connection of a tube for such introduction/removal purposes. The ability to provide a passive safety unit allows for facilitated utilization in, for instance, emergency situations with the entire device provided for utilization thereof. The device includes a drilling component with a permanently attached stylet and a removable cannula, a power supply for a single drilling operation, a mechanism to draw the stylet back into the drill component after use and disengagement from the cannula, and an automatic closure that activates with the separation of the cannula.