- Lawrence MA, US Jeffrey Ralph SWIFT - Boca Grande FL, US
International Classification:
A61B 17/02 A61B 90/30
Abstract:
A surgical retractor including a blade molded from a polymer having at least a predetermined flexural strength, a handle, and a deepened portion connecting a proximal end of the blade to the handle, wherein the deepened portion increases in depth from the proximal end of the blade toward the handle, and wherein the blade, being molded from the polymer, and the deepened portion are configured such that the blade deforms less than 10 mm under 15 lbs of force applied thereto
End Cap Assembly For Retractor And Other Medical Devices
- Lawrence MA, US Jeffrey Ralph SWIFT - Boca Grande FL, US
International Classification:
A61B 17/02 A61B 90/30
Abstract:
A medical device including a handle portion connected to an operative portion at a proximal end thereof, the handle portion having a hollow cross-section and an open distal end, an illumination assembly comprising at least one light source, a switch assembly for energizing the light source, and at least one battery for powering the light source, an end cap assembly configured to attach to the open distal end of the handle portion, the end cap assembly accommodating the switch assembly and being configured to hold the at least one battery within the handle and to partially enclose the at least one battery, and a smoke evacuation channel in communication with the hollow cross-section of the handle, wherein a portion of the switch assembly extends through an opening in the end cap assembly and the at least one battery is held by the end cap assembly to overlap with the switch assembly and to overlap with the opening in the end cap assembly, and wherein the end cap assembly includes a vacuum port configured to couple to a vacuum source and to provide suction to the smoke evacuation channel through the handle.
Minimally Invasive No Touch (Mint) Procedure For Harvesting The Great Saphenous Vein (Gsv) And Venous Hydrodissector And Retractor For Use During The Mint Procedure
A hydrodissector for hydrodissecting a vascular target, the hydrodissector comprising: a handle; a shaft extending from the handle at an angle and including a tip at a distal end thereof; at least one port provided at the tip and configured to be coupled to a fluid supply and to eject fluid from the at least one port into the space between the vascular target and surrounding tissues to dissect the vascular target from the surrounding tissues, the at least one port being sized to provide sufficient pressure and velocity to dissect the vascular target from the surrounding tissues, wherein the length of the shaft is configured for insertion into an incision to atraumatically hydrodissect the vascular target from the surrounding tissues, and wherein the shaft is configured to releasably couple with one or more hook-shaped attachments configured to lift the vascular target after the vascular target is dissected from the surrounding tissues.
- Lawrence MA, US Jeffrey Ralph Swift - Boca Grande FL, US
International Classification:
A61M 1/00 F21V 33/00 F21V 23/04 A61B 90/30
Abstract:
An illuminated suction device comprising a suction tube, an illumination assembly comprising at least one light source, at least one battery, and an activation device for energizing the light source, and a container partially enclosing the illumination assembly and the suction tube, wherein the container and a side of the suction tube hold the illumination assembly therebetween.
- Lawrence MA, US Jeffrey Ralph SWIFT - Boca Grande FL, US
International Classification:
A61B 17/02 A61B 90/30
Abstract:
An illuminated surgical retractor comprising a blade having first and second opposing surfaces, a handle extending in a first direction at an angle from a proximal end of the blade, an illumination assembly comprising at least one direct light source positioned to directly emit light toward a distal end of the blade, wherein the first surface of the blade faces away from the first direction, the illumination assembly abuts the first surface of the blade, and the illumination assembly includes a cover partially enclosing the at least one light source and abutting the first surface of the blade.
- Lawrence MA, US Jeffrey Ralph SWIFT - Boca Grande FL, US
International Classification:
A61B 17/02 A61B 90/30
Abstract:
A surgical retractor, comprising a blade having a top surface and a bottom surface, and a handle extending at an angle from a proximal end of the blade, wherein the blade and the handle are molded from a glass-fiber reinforced polymer having a flexural strength of at least 300 Mpa, and wherein the blade, being molded from the glass-fiber reinforced polymer, deforms less than 10 mm under 15 lbs of force applied thereto.
Minimally Invasive No Touch (Mint) Procedure For Harvesting The Great Saphenous Vein (Gsv) And Venous Hydrodissector And Retractor For Use During The Mint Procedure
A harvester for harvesting a vein, comprising a handle, a blade extending at an angle from the handle and having a spoon-shaped tip at a distal end of the blade, the spoon-shaped tip including a concave surface and a convex surface, and an image capturing assembly for capturing images of an operating field, the image capturing assembly including an image capturing device provided on the concave surface of the spoon-shaped tip.
Minimally Invasive No Touch (Mint) Procedure For Harvesting The Great Saphenous Vein (Gsv) And Venous Hydrodissector And Retractor For Use During The Mint Procedure
- Lawrence MA, US Jeffrey Ralph SWIFT - Boca Grande FL, US Douglas MCCONNELL - Redding CA, US
International Classification:
A61B 17/00 A61B 90/30 A61B 17/32
Abstract:
A hydrodissector for hydrodissecting a vein, the hydrodissector comprising a handle, a shaft extending from the handle at an angle and including a tip at a distal end thereof, at least one port configured to be coupled to a fluid supply for supplying fluid at a substantially constant pressure, and provided at the distal end of the shaft, and an image capturing assembly configured to provide direct visualization of the vein during hydrodissection. A minimally invasive method for dissecting a greater saphenous vein (GSV) from surrounding tissues using the hydrodissector is also described.
Name / Title
Company / Classification
Phones & Addresses
Jeffrey Swift Chairman, Director, Secretary, Vice President
Coldwell Banker Old Mill Properties Nov 2004 - Nov 2010
Realtor
Jeffrey W Swift Hardwood Lumber Inspection Service Nov 2004 - Nov 2010
Retired
Education:
National Hardwood Lumber Association Training School 1973 - 1973
Skills:
Customer Service Team Building Strategic Planning Negotiation Hardwood Real Estate Timber Lumber Inspection Personal Land Management Contract Negotiation Selling Retail Sales Operations
Jeff Swift (1976-1980), Joe Johnson (1989-1993), Debbi Willard (1987-1991), Cassie Fowler (2002-2006), Nioaka Chrisco (1984-1988), Jeff Stafford (1982-1986)