Casey R Miller

US Patent:

8634014, Jan 21, 2014

Filed:

Feb 8, 2005

Appl. No.:

11/054210

Inventors:

Timothy L. Kohler - San Jose CA, US
Steven D. Stoecker - Fort Collins CO, US
Jeffrey M. DiCarlo - Menlo Park CA, US
Les Gehman - Fort Collins CO, US
Gary J. Dispoto - Mountain View CA, US
Eric Montgomery - San Jose CA, US
Casey L. Miller - Fort Collins CO, US

Assignee:

Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P. - Houston TX

International Classification:

H04N 5/225
H04N 5/228
H04N 5/232

US Classification:

348335, 3482221, 348345

Abstract:

Imaging device analysis systems and imaging device analysis methods are described. According to one embodiment, an imaging device analysis system includes a light source configured to output light for use in analyzing at least one imaging component of an imaging device, wherein the imaging device is configured to generate images responsive to received light, and processing circuitry coupled with the light source and configured to control the light source to optically communicate the light to the imaging device, wherein the processing circuitry is further configured to access image data generated by the imaging device responsive to the reception, by the imaging device, of the light from the light source and to process the image data to analyze an operational status of the at least one imaging component.

US Patent:

20210298824, Sep 30, 2021

Filed:

Jun 11, 2021

Appl. No.:

17/304007

Inventors:

Pajhand IRANITALAB - San Ramon CA, US
Casey Andrew MILLER - Campbell CA, US
Thomas Ryan McGRATH - Santa Clara CA, US
Manuel Arzadon JAVIER - Santa Clara CA, US
Anisha BAPNA - Edison NJ, US
Zoar Jacob ENGELMAN - New York NY, US
Howard LEVIN - Teaneck NJ, US
Nicholas C. VanDILLEN - Lenexa KS, US
Anne Marie AHONEN - Lenexa KS, US

International Classification:

A61B 18/14

Abstract:

Systems, devices, and methods for transvascular ablation of target tissue. The devices and methods may, in some examples, be used for splanchnic nerve ablation to increase splanchnic venous blood capacitance to treat at least one of heart failure and hypertension. For example, the devices disclosed herein may be advanced endovascularly to a target vessel in the region of a thoracic splanchnic nerve (TSN), such as a greater splanchnic nerve (GSN) or a TSN nerve root. Also disclosed are methods of treating heart failure, such as HFpEF, by endovascularly ablating a thoracic splanchnic nerve to increase venous capacitance and reduce pulmonary blood pressure.

US Patent:

20210220043, Jul 22, 2021

Filed:

Jan 19, 2021

Appl. No.:

17/152665

Inventors:

Pajhand IRANITALAB - San Ramon CA, US
Casey Andrew MILLER - Campbell CA, US
Thomas Ryan McGRATH - Santa Clara CA, US
Anisha BAPNA - Edison NJ, US
Zoar Jacob ENGELMAN - New York NY, US
Howard LEVIN - Teaneck NJ, US
Nicholas C. VanDILLEN - Lenexa KS, US
Anne Marie AHONEN - Lenexa KS, US

International Classification:

A61B 18/14

Abstract:

Systems, devices, and methods for transvascular ablation of target tissue. The devices and methods may, in some examples, be used for splanchnic nerve ablation to increase splanchnic venous blood capacitance to treat at least one of heart failure and hypertension. For example, the devices disclosed herein may be advanced endovascularly to a target vessel in the region of a thoracic splanchnic nerve (TSN), such as a greater splanchnic nerve (GSN) or a TSN nerve root. Also disclosed are methods of treating heart failure, such as HFpEF, by endovascularly ablating a thoracic splanchnic nerve to increase venous capacitance and reduce pulmonary blood pressure.

US Patent:

20170333125, Nov 23, 2017

Filed:

Jul 28, 2017

Appl. No.:

15/663523

Inventors:

Jonah LEPAK - Santa Cruz CA, US
Thomas MCGRATH - Santa Clara CA, US
Michael CONROY - San Jose CA, US
Casey MILLER - Campbell CA, US

International Classification:

A61B 18/14
A61B 34/20
A61B 1/00
A61B 1/015
A61B 1/05
A61B 5/053
A61B 5/00
A61B 1/06
A61B 18/00
A61B 90/00

Abstract:

Diagnostic and therapeutic medical devices and methods that include an elongate shaft, a balloon, a plurality of electrodes carried by the balloon, and electronics to electrically connect the electrodes to a proximal end of the shaft. The devices can include a visualization system within the balloon.