Christopher M O'Keefe from Stoneham, MA, age 59

Christopher O'keefe

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Christopher O'keefe

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Independent Automotive Professional

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Location:

United States

Industry:

Automotive

At Mimecast

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Position:

Network Administrator at Signet Electronics

Location:

Greater Boston Area

Industry:

Information Technology and Services

Work:

Signet Electronics - Norwell, MA since May 2009
Network Administrator
Mimecast - Waltham, MA May 2010 - Dec 2011
Lead Implementation Engineer
JetDirect Aviation Apr 2008 - Apr 2009
Senior Server Administrator
Sentient Flight Group 2008 - 2009
Senior Systems Administrator
XIUS-bcgi Aug 1990 - Apr 2008
Manager, Corporate Information Technology

Education:

Merrimack College 1985 - 1990

Skills:

VMware
Servers
Visio
Windows Server
SharePoint
SQL

Christopher O'Keefe - Lawyer

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Office:

Law Office of Christopher S. O'Keefe, P.A.

Specialties:

Adoption
Divorce & Separation
Domestic Violence
Child Custody
Child Support
Family Law
Criminal Law
Guardianship
Dependency Law
Marital Law
Civil Litigation
Evictions

ISLN:

917649286

Admitted:

2004

University:

University of Central Florida, B.S., 2001

Law School:

Nova Southeastern University, J.D., 2003

Us Patents

Draining Bodily Fluid
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US Patent:

6972040, Dec 6, 2005
Filed:

Nov 19, 2002
Appl. No.:

10/299927
Inventors:

Robert F. Rioux - Ashland MA, US
Christopher R. O'Keefe - Holliston MA, US
Assignee:

Boston Scientific SciMed, Inc. - Maple Grove MN
International Classification:

A61F002/04
US Classification:

623 2366, 623 2365, 604 8
Abstract:

A urethral prosthesis with prostatic and bulbar segments connected by two types of ties allows the prosthesis to assume at least two configurations different with inter-segmental distances adapted to situations where the patient either has or does not have normal control of the external sphincter. This is particularly useful for a patient undergoing an anesthetic procedure that affects the external sphincter muscles. When the muscles are anesthetized, the prosthesis may provide constant urine voiding, and when the anesthetic effects wear off, the prosthesis may assume a different configuration to allow the sphincter to reassert control over urinary voiding.

Draining Bodily Fluids With A Stent
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US Patent:

6981964, Jan 3, 2006
Filed:

May 22, 2001
Appl. No.:

09/862270
Inventors:

Robert F. Rioux - Ashland MA, US
Christopher R. O'Keefe - Holliston MA, US
Assignee:

Boston Scientific Scimed, Inc. - Maple Grove MN
International Classification:

A61M 29/00
US Classification:

604107, 604104
Abstract:

A stent for assisting urinary release in a male patient includes a first segment, a second segment, and a connecting member disposed between the first and second segments. The first segment includes a multi-winged malecot. When the stent is properly positioned within the patient's urinary system, the first segment is located on one side of the external sphincter with the multi-winged malecot located within the bladder to inhibit migration of the stent, and the second segment is located on the other side of the external sphincter and also tends to inhibit migration of the stent. The connecting segment is sized to extend through the external sphincter to couple the first and second segments together while not interfering with the normal operation of the external sphincter.

Draining Bodily Fluid
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US Patent:

7320710, Jan 22, 2008
Filed:

Sep 14, 2005
Appl. No.:

11/227725
Inventors:

Robert F. Rioux - Ashland MA, US
Christopher R. O'Keefe - Holliston MA, US
Assignee:

Boston Scientific Scimed, Inc. - Maple Grove MN
International Classification:

A61F 2/04
US Classification:

623 2366, 623 2365, 606 8
Abstract:

A urethral prosthesis with prostatic and bulbar segments connected by two types of ties allows the prosthesis to assume at least two configurations different with inter-segmental distances adapted to situations where the patient either has or does not have normal control of the external sphincter. This is particularly useful for a patient undergoing an anesthetic procedure that affects the external sphincter muscles. When the muscles are anesthetized, the prosthesis may provide constant urine voiding, and when the anesthetic effects wear off, the prosthesis may assume a different configuration to allow the sphincter to reassert control over urinary voiding.

Anti-Reflux Drainage Devices And Methods
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US Patent:

7670332, Mar 2, 2010
Filed:

Jul 6, 2005
Appl. No.:

11/174618
Inventors:

Christopher R. O'Keefe - Holliston MA, US
John O. McWeeney - Brighton MA, US
Assignee:

Boston Scientific Scimed, Inc. - Maple Grove MN
International Classification:

A61M 27/00
US Classification:

604544, 604 8, 604 9, 604249, 60428803, 604537, 604540, 600 29, 600 30, 600 31, 623 2364, 623 2365, 623 2368, 623 237, 137854
Abstract:

An anti-reflux drainage device includes an elongated member defining a lumen, and a valve disposed along the elongated member. The valve can include one or more lumens in fluid connection with the lumen of the elongated member, a socket, a shaft disposed in the socket, and a stopper connected to the shaft that occludes the second lumen when exposed to retrograde pressure. Another such device includes an elongated member and a ball valve. The ball valve can include a seat and a shoulder defined by the elongated member, and a ball disposed in the elongated member between the seat and shoulder that occludes lumen when exposed to retrograde pressure.

Draining Bodily Fluids With A Stent
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US Patent:

7691078, Apr 6, 2010
Filed:

Jul 11, 2005
Appl. No.:

11/179110
Inventors:

Robert Rioux - Ashland MA, US
Christopher R. O'Keefe - Holliston MA, US
Assignee:

Boston Scientific Scimed, Inc. - Maple Grove MN
International Classification:

A61N 1/30
US Classification:

604 19
Abstract:

A stent for assisting urinary release in a male patient includes a first segment, a second segment, and a connecting member disposed between the first and second segments. The first segment includes a multi-winged malecot. When the stent is properly positioned within the patient's urinary system, the first segment is located on one side of the external sphincter with the multi-winged malecot located within the bladder to inhibit migration of the stent, and the second segment is located on the other side of the external sphincter and also tends to inhibit migration of the stent. The connecting segment is sized to extend through the external sphincter to couple the first and second segments together while not interfering with the normal operation of the external sphincter.

Draining Bodily Fluid
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US Patent:

7749280, Jul 6, 2010
Filed:

Dec 20, 2007
Appl. No.:

11/961264
Inventors:

Robert F. Rioux - Ashland MA, US
Christopher R. O'Keefe - Holliston MA, US
Assignee:

Boston Scientific Scimed, Inc. - Maple Grove MN
International Classification:

A61F 2/04
US Classification:

623 2366, 623 2365, 606 8
Abstract:

A urethral prosthesis with prostatic and bulbar segments connected by two types of ties allows the prosthesis to assume at least two configurations different with inter-segmental distances adapted to situations where the patient either has or does not have normal control of the external sphincter. This is particularly useful for a patient undergoing an anesthetic procedure that affects the external sphincter muscles. When the muscles are anesthetized, the prosthesis may provide constant urine voiding, and when the anesthetic effects wear off, the prosthesis may assume a different configuration to allow the sphincter to reassert control over urinary voiding.

Draining Bodily Fluids With A Stent
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US Patent:

7918815, Apr 5, 2011
Filed:

Feb 24, 2010
Appl. No.:

12/711768
Inventors:

Robert F. Rioux - Ashland MA, US
Christopher R. O'Keefe - Holliston MA, US
Assignee:

Boston Scientific Scimed, Inc. - Maple Grove MN
International Classification:

A61N 1/30
US Classification:

604 19
Abstract:

A stent for assisting urinary release in a male patient includes a first segment, a second segment, and a connecting member disposed between the first and second segments. The first segment includes a multi-winged malecot. When the stent is properly positioned within the patient's urinary system, the first segment is located on one side of the external sphincter with the multi-winged malecot located within the bladder to inhibit migration of the stent, and the second segment is located on the other side of the external sphincter and also tends to inhibit migration of the stent. The connecting segment is sized to extend through the external sphincter to couple the first and second segments together while not interfering with the normal operation of the external sphincter.

Draining Bodily Fluid
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US Patent:

20020173741, Nov 21, 2002
Filed:

May 16, 2001
Appl. No.:

09/858789
Inventors:

Robert Rioux - Ashland MA, US
Christopher O'Keefe - Holliston MA, US
International Classification:

A61F013/00
US Classification:

602/041000
Abstract:

A urethral prosthesis with prostatic and bulbar segments connected by two types of ties allows the prosthesis to assume at least two configurations different with inter-segmental distances adapted to situations where the patient either has or does not have normal control of the external sphincter. This is particularly useful for a patient undergoing an anesthetic procedure that affects the external sphincter muscles. When the muscles are anesthetized, the prosthesis may provide constant urine voiding, and when the anesthetic effects wear off, the prosthesis may assume a different configuration to allow the sphincter to reassert control over urinary voiding.