John S Lucas

US Patent:

52540979, Oct 19, 1993

Filed:

Jan 6, 1992

Appl. No.:

7/817399

Inventors:

Robert B. Schock - Sparta NJ
John J. Lucas - Sparta NJ
William C. Corrigan - Randolph NJ
Manuel L. Capinpin - Bayonne NJ

Assignee:

Datascope Investment Corp. - Montvale NJ

International Classification:

A61M 5178

US Classification:

604167

Abstract:

A cannula for performing two or more medical procedures either individually, seriatim or simultaneously, for example, combined percutaneous PBY and IAB procedures, which cannula includes a body having a common leg and two or more access port legs (e. g. a Y-shaped body), one access port for performing one procedure, a second access port for performing a second procedure, and hemostasis structure. A smooth continuous blood flow path is formed by a common lumen of a common leg of the cannula body and a primary lumen formed in a primary access port leg of the cannula body. The secondary access port legs are provided with secondary lumens that communicate with the common lumen.

US Patent:

56307896, May 20, 1997

Filed:

Oct 7, 1994

Appl. No.:

8/319559

Inventors:

Robert B. Schock - Sparta NJ
John J. Lucas - Sparta NJ

Assignee:

Datascope Investment Corp. - Montvale NJ

International Classification:

A61H 3100

US Classification:

601 41

Abstract:

An active compression/decompression CPR device includes two pressure members mounted on a common beam. When placed on the victim with one member on the chest and the other on the abdomen, pressure on one end of the beam causes compression of the thorax and decompression of the abdomen. Conversely, when pressure is applied to the other end of the beam, the abdomen is compressed and the thorax is decompressed.

US Patent:

58910620, Apr 6, 1999

Filed:

Oct 11, 1996

Appl. No.:

8/728915

Inventors:

Robert B. Schock - Sparta NJ
John J. Lucas - Sparta NJ

Assignee:

Datascope Investment Corp. - Montvale NJ

International Classification:

A61H 3100

US Classification:

601 41

Abstract:

An active compression/decompression CPR device includes two pressure members mounted on a common beam. When placed on the victim with one member on the chest and the other on the abdomen, pressure on one end of the beam causes compression of the thorax and decompression of the abdomen. Conversely, when pressure is applied to the other end of the beam, the abdomen is compressed and the thorax is decompressed.