Resumes
Resumes
Alisha Hammond Phones & Addresses
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32441 Campo Dr, Temecula, CA 92592 (951) 302-6332
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Gilbert, AZ
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Carlsbad, CA
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Riverdale, UT
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Springville, UT
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Riverside, CA
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Escondido, CA
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San Diego, CA
Publications
Us Patents
Systems And Methods For Identifying An Access Port
View pageUS Patent:
20100069743, Mar 18, 2010
Filed:
Oct 30, 2009
Appl. No.:
12/610084
Inventors:
Kevin W. Sheetz - Sandy UT, US
Bret Hamatake - Grantsville UT, US
John G. Evans - South Jordan UT, US
Richard P. Jenkins - Bluffdale UT, US
Sean M. Worthen - West Jordan UT, US
Loren R. Minert - South Jordan UT, US
Alisha M. Hammond - West Jordan UT, US
Charles L. Farnworth - Riverton UT, US
Bret Hamatake - Grantsville UT, US
John G. Evans - South Jordan UT, US
Richard P. Jenkins - Bluffdale UT, US
Sean M. Worthen - West Jordan UT, US
Loren R. Minert - South Jordan UT, US
Alisha M. Hammond - West Jordan UT, US
Charles L. Farnworth - Riverton UT, US
Assignee:
C. R. Bard, Inc. - Murray Hill NJ
International Classification:
A61M 31/00
A61B 6/12
B29C 39/12
A61B 6/12
B29C 39/12
US Classification:
600424, 60428801, 264255, 264135
Abstract:
An access port for subcutaneous implantation is disclosed. Such an access port may comprise a body for capturing a septum for repeatedly inserting a needle therethrough into a cavity defined within the body. Further, the access port may include at least one feature structured and configured for identification of the access port subsequent to subcutaneous implantation. Methods of identifying a subcutaneously implanted access port are also disclosed. For example, a subcutaneously implanted access port may be provided and at least one feature of the subcutaneously implanted access port may be perceived. Further, the subcutaneously implanted access port may be identified in response to perceiving the at least one feature. In one embodiment, an identification feature is engraved or otherwise defined by the access port, so as to be visible after implantation via x-ray imaging technology.
Systems And Methods For Identifying An Access Port
View pageUS Patent:
20120259296, Oct 11, 2012
Filed:
Jun 15, 2012
Appl. No.:
13/524712
Inventors:
Kevin W. Sheetz - Sandy UT, US
Bret Hamatake - Grantsville UT, US
John G. Evans - South Jordan UT, US
Richard P. Jenkins - Bluffdale UT, US
Sean M. Worthen - West Jordan UT, US
Loren R. Minert - South Jordan UT, US
Alisha M. Hammond - West Jordan UT, US
Charles L. Farnworth - Riverton UT, US
Kelly B. Powers - North Salt Lake UT, US
Bret Hamatake - Grantsville UT, US
John G. Evans - South Jordan UT, US
Richard P. Jenkins - Bluffdale UT, US
Sean M. Worthen - West Jordan UT, US
Loren R. Minert - South Jordan UT, US
Alisha M. Hammond - West Jordan UT, US
Charles L. Farnworth - Riverton UT, US
Kelly B. Powers - North Salt Lake UT, US
Assignee:
C. R. BARD, INC. - Murray Hill NJ
International Classification:
A61M 5/00
US Classification:
60428801
Abstract:
An access port for subcutaneous implantation is disclosed. Such an access port may comprise a body for capturing a septum for repeatedly inserting a needle therethrough into a cavity defined within the body. Further, the access port may include at least one feature structured and configured for identification of the access port subsequent to subcutaneous implantation. Methods of identifying a subcutaneously implanted access port are also disclosed. For example, a subcutaneously implanted access port may be provided and at least one feature of the subcutaneously implanted access port may be perceived. Further, the subcutaneously implanted access port may be identified in response to perceiving the at least one feature. In one embodiment, an identification feature is engraved or otherwise defined by the access port, so as to be visible after implantation via x-ray imaging technology.
Needle Guide With Selectable Aspects
View pageUS Patent:
20120330159, Dec 27, 2012
Filed:
Jun 22, 2012
Appl. No.:
13/531406
Inventors:
Amir Orome - Sandy UT, US
Matthew W. Bown - West Bountiful UT, US
Richard P. Jenkins - Bluffdale UT, US
William R. Barron - Riverton UT, US
Bryson G. Wilkes - North Salt Lake UT, US
Eric W. Lindekugel - Salt Lake City UT, US
Jeffrey J. Flint - South Layon UT, US
Charles Farnworth - Riverton UT, US
Alisha M. Hammond - West Jordan UT, US
Matthew W. Bown - West Bountiful UT, US
Richard P. Jenkins - Bluffdale UT, US
William R. Barron - Riverton UT, US
Bryson G. Wilkes - North Salt Lake UT, US
Eric W. Lindekugel - Salt Lake City UT, US
Jeffrey J. Flint - South Layon UT, US
Charles Farnworth - Riverton UT, US
Alisha M. Hammond - West Jordan UT, US
International Classification:
A61B 8/00
US Classification:
600461
Abstract:
A needle guide assembly for inserting a needle into the body of a patient in order to access a subcutaneous target, such as a vessel, is disclosed. In one embodiment, the needle guide assembly comprises a needle guide body that is configured to at least indirectly and removably attach to an image producing device, such as an ultrasound probe. The needle guide body defines at least first and second elongate guide channels. Each guide channel defines a unique insertion angle with respect to a longitudinal axis of the ultrasound probe. Further, each guide channel is configured to accept needles of differing gauges. In other embodiments other needle guide assemblies are disclosed that include multiple guide channels for inserting a needle at a variety of insertion angles into the patient's body. Related methods are also disclosed. In yet other embodiments, needle guide assemblies including needle stop features are disclosed.