Kenneth W Cook

Address:

7417 Vw Crst Dr, Harrisburg, PA 17112

Phone:

7175411667

VIN:

2G1WT58N289210785

Make:

CHEVROLET

Model:

IMPALA

Year:

2008

US Patent:

53180119, Jun 7, 1994

Filed:

Feb 4, 1992

Appl. No.:

7/831129

Inventors:

Jay L. Federman - Philadelphia PA
Kenneth P. Cook - Blue Bell PA

Assignee:

Escalon Ophthalmics, Inc. - Skillman NJ

International Classification:

A61B 1702

US Classification:

128 20

Abstract:

An iris dilator includes a body formed of an expansile material being expandable from a dehydrated first size and shape to a hydrated second size and shape. When hydrated, the dilator has a shape complementary to an inside diameter of the iris and a size sufficient to dilate the iris. In addition, a mammalian iris may be dilated by inserting the at least partially dehydrated iris dilator described above into a position radially inwardly from the iris where, in the presence of bodily or surgical fluids, the dilator hydrates and expands to engage and dilate the iris. An apparatus for deforming the dilator to facilitate insertion in use includes top and bottom surfaces which engage top and bottom sides of the dilator, respectively, at least one depression member for forming a depressed area on an edge of the dilator and at least one retainer member for retaining a non-depressed area on the edge of the dilator.

US Patent:

47985801, Jan 17, 1989

Filed:

Apr 27, 1987

Appl. No.:

7/043120

Inventors:

Deborah A. DeMeo - Hatboro PA
Robert M. Bross - Ivyland PA
Kenneth P. Cook - Blue Bell PA

Assignee:

Site Microsurgical Systems, Inc. - Horsham PA

International Classification:

A61M 100

US Classification:

604 30

Abstract:

A microsurgical irrigation/aspiration system is provided, including a controller having a pump roller head, actuators for occluding tubing, a suction sensor, and apparatus for mounting a pump cassette. The system cassette is suitable for mounting on the controller and has an opening with a pump tubing segment passing along an arcuate wall of the opening. When the cassette is mounted on the console, the roller head is engaged in the cassette opening and compresses the pump tubing segment against the arcuate wall. An infusion line passes through the cassette and is occludable by one of the actuators, and a vent line connected to the pump tubing segment is occludable by a second actuator. A suction sensing port on the cassette couples with the suction sensor in the controller.

US Patent:

55778917, Nov 26, 1996

Filed:

Oct 14, 1994

Appl. No.:

8/322483

Inventors:

Michael H. Loughnane - Lafayette Hill PA
Kenneth P. Cook - Blue Bell PA

Assignee:

Instech Laboratories, Inc. - Plymouth Meeting PA

International Classification:

F04B 4308

US Classification:

417 53

Abstract:

A pump and a method for pumping liquid or fluid through a pair of resilient tubes includes a pushing mechanism which partially compresses the tubes in a balanced, alternating, rocking manner. The resilient tubes are held in a parallel relationship. The pushing mechanism alternately compresses the tubes. As one of the two parallel tubes is compressed, fluid is pumped out of the tube and at the same time fluid is drawn into the second tube as the latter tube resumes its original shape. The resilience of both tubes also is used to assist the pumping action in a balanced fashion, thereby providing a pump that has low power consumption and is lightweight.

US Patent:

44936958, Jan 15, 1985

Filed:

Jun 1, 1982

Appl. No.:

6/383635

Inventors:

Kenneth P. Cook - Blue Bell PA

Assignee:

Site Microsurgical Systems, Inc. - Horsham PA

International Classification:

A61M 100

US Classification:

604 27

Abstract:

A microsurgery system comprising an instrument including a source of vacuum and control means, a remotely connected handpiece adapted to be disposed in the vicinity of the situs of the surgery and including an inlet and suction conduit means coupled to the inlet and to the vacuum source for carrying material away from the surgery situs. The system also includes a cassette assembly arranged for releasable securement to the instrument. The control means of the instrument includes an interrupter bar which cooperates with the cassette assembly for selectively isolating the vacuum source from the suction conduit means. The cassette assembly comprises a body portion, a collection vessel, a first port communicating with the suction conduit and a second port communicating with the vacuum source. Occludable conduit means are coupled between the first and second ports and are arranged to be engaged by the interrupter bar in response to a first signal to isolate the vacuum source from the suction means. The collection vessel is coupled to the suction conduit to collect the material extracted from the surgery situs.

US Patent:

48951447, Jan 23, 1990

Filed:

Nov 9, 1987

Appl. No.:

7/118255

Inventors:

Kenneth P. Cook - Blue Bell PA
Robert M. Bross - Ivyland PA

Assignee:

Surgical Laser Technologies, Inc. - Erlanger KY

International Classification:

A61B 1736

US Classification:

606 2

Abstract:

A fluid supply system for gas and sterile liquids consisting of a disposable sterile cartridge that is connected to gas and liquid sources and a common exhaust. The cartridge cooperates with a rotating bearing assembly which pumps the liquid through the system without ever contacting the liquid. The gas sources are provided with means for supplying the gas under pressure to the cartridge. A suitable control selects either the gas or liquid source and a pair of gauges monitor the flow rates of the fluids.

US Patent:

59579145, Sep 28, 1999

Filed:

Sep 8, 1997

Appl. No.:

8/925368

Inventors:

Kenneth Price Cook - Blue Bell PA
Robert Michael Bross - Ivyland PA

Assignee:

Surgical Laser Technologies, Inc. - Montgomeryville PA

International Classification:

A61N 506

US Classification:

606 6

Abstract:

A laser photo optic breakdown probe and handpiece system especially suited for small-incision cataract removal including an optical fiber through which a pulsed source of laser energy is delivered to a target spaced from the distal end of the fiber. The fiber is routed through a first guide tube with the target mounted at an angle on the end thereof. Holes are provided in the guide tube for the flow of infusion fluid therethrough. A second aspiration tube surrounds and provides rigidity to the guide tube, shields the distal end of the fiber and target, and serves as a channel for aspirated fluids and dislodged cataractous material. The guide tube is affixed to a transfer housing to which infusion and aspiration connections are made. The aspiration tube forms part of a handle assembly which is detachably coupled to the transfer housing.

US Patent:

58336834, Nov 10, 1998

Filed:

Jan 12, 1996

Appl. No.:

8/585665

Inventors:

Terry A. Fuller - Rydal PA
Mark DeStefano - Collegeville PA
Sean M. O'Connor - West Chester PA
Kenneth R. Cook - Blue Bell PA

Assignee:

Surgical Laser Technologies, Inc. - Oaks PA

International Classification:

A61B 1736

US Classification:

606 17

Abstract:

A laser medical device for delivering energy to tissue to be treated. The device includes a laser energy transmitting conduit having a longitudinal axis, and has a proximal end for connection to a source of laser energy and a distal end from which laser energy transmitted by the conduit is emitted. A laser energy redirecting member is located adjacent the distal end of the conduit for redirecting the laser energy in a lateral direction with respect to the axis of the conduit, and a tissue contact member is provided adjacent the laser energy redirecting member. The tissue contact member has a transverse cross section of preselected shape and a longitudinal axis generally transverse to the axis of the conduit. The tissue contact member further has an input surface for receiving laser energy redirected by the laser energy redirecting member and transmitting the laser energy received from the laser energy redirecting member. The tissue contact member terminates in a tissue contact surface having a radius of curvature.

US Patent:

46278338, Dec 9, 1986

Filed:

Jun 4, 1984

Appl. No.:

6/616633

Inventors:

Kenneth P. Cook - Blue Bell PA

Assignee:

Site Microsurgical Systems, Inc. - Horsham PA

International Classification:

A61M 100

US Classification:

604 34

Abstract:

A cassette assembly for a microsurgical system. The cassette comprises a body portion, a collection vessel and a suction conduit which may be occluded to interrupt suction. The cassette may also include an occludable infusion conduit for providing infusion through the cassette to a surgical site.