Christopher M Green

20130131445, May 23, 2013

Nov 21, 2012

13/683836

Troy Gardner - Carmel IN, US
Christopher W. Green - Bloomington IN, US
Jeffrey C. Smith - Poland IN, US
Christopher L. Oskin - Grafton MA, US
Kenneth J. Daignault - Holden MA, US

BOSTON SCIENTIFIC SCIMED, INC. - Maple Grove MN

A61B 17/22
A61B 1/018
A61B 1/06

600104, 606110

Embodiments of a medical device and related methods of use are provided for extracting tissue. The device may include an elongate member having a proximal end and a distal end. Two or more channels may extend through the elongate member from the proximal end to the distal end, and a morcellating device may be included in one of the channels. In addition, one of the channels may be configured as a return channel for extracting the morcellated tissue.

20200314753, Oct 1, 2020

Jan 28, 2020

16/774713

- Carmel IN, US
John Goodrich - Carmel IN, US
David M. Baty - Indianapolis IN, US
Christopher Green - Westfield IN, US

H04W 52/02
H04W 4/80
G07C 9/00
G06F 1/3234

A method according to one embodiment includes establishing, by Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) circuitry of an access control device, a BLE communication connection with a first mobile device while a main microprocessor and a Wi-Fi circuitry of the access control device are in sleep states; waking, by the access control device, the Wi-Fi circuitry of the access control device from the sleep state in response to establishing the BLE communication connection with the mobile device; establishing, by the Wi-Fi circuitry of the access control device, a Wi-Fi communication connection with an access control server in response to waking the Wi-Fi circuitry from the sleep state; and receiving, by the access control device and from the access control server via the Wi-Fi communication connection, access control data for the access control device transmitted from a second mobile device to the access control server.

20190175201, Jun 13, 2019

Aug 22, 2018

16/109642

- Indianapolis IN, US
John R. Lingeman - Plainfield IN, US
Christopher W. Green - Bloomington IN, US

i3Ventures LLC - Indianapolis IN

A61B 17/225
A61J 1/14

An acoustic gel pack includes a container, a first pad, and a second pad. The container is adapted to contain acoustic gel and includes a wall, a first end having a first opening, and a second end having a second opening. A chamber is defined within the wall between the first end and the second end. The first pad is removeably coupled to the container to seal the first opening. The second pad is removeably coupled to the container to seal the second opening. The seals formed by the first pad over the first opening and the second pad over the second opening are adapted to prevent fluid infiltration into the chamber.

20180271600, Sep 27, 2018

May 25, 2018

15/990250

- Maple Grove MN, US
Troy GARDNER - Carmel IN, US
Christopher W. GREEN - Bloomington IN, US
Jeffrey C. SMITH - Poland IN, US
Christopher L. OSKIN - Grafton MA, US
Kenneth J. DAIGNAULT - Holden MA, US

Boston Scientific Scimed, Inc. - Maple Grove MN

A61B 18/24
A61B 17/22
A61B 18/22
A61B 90/30
A61B 1/018
A61B 1/06
A61M 25/01
A61B 1/307
A61B 90/00
A61B 1/07
A61B 18/00

Embodiments of a medical device and related methods of use are provided for extracting tissue. The device may include an elongate member having a proximal end and a distal end. Two or more channels may extend through the elongate member from the proximal end to the distal end, and a morcellating device may be included in one of the channels. In addition, one of the channels may be configured as a return channel for extracting the morcellated tissue.

20160296284, Oct 13, 2016

Jun 17, 2016

15/186036

- Maple Grove MN, US
Troy GARDNER - Carmel IN, US
Christopher W. GREEN - Bloomington IN, US
Jeffrey C. SMITH - Poland IN, US
Christopher L. OSKIN - Grafton MA, US
Kenneth J. DAIGNAULT - Holden MA, US

Boston Scientific Scimed, Inc. - Maple Grove MN

A61B 18/24
A61B 17/22
A61B 1/307
A61M 25/01
A61B 1/018
A61B 1/06

Embodiments of a medical device and related methods of use are provided for extracting tissue. The device may include an elongate member having a proximal end and a distal end. Two or more channels may extend through the elongate member from the proximal end to the distal end, and a morcellating device may be included in one of the channels. In addition, one of the channels may be configured as a return channel for extracting the morcellated tissue.