Gregory A Lamps

20080228124, Sep 18, 2008

Feb 15, 2008

12/031996

Gregory Lamps - Smyrna GA, US
Jay Yadav - Hunting Valley OH, US
Boris Mizaikoff - Ulm, DE

ATLA HOLDINGS, LLC - Atlanta GA

A61M 37/00

604 504, 604 85

The present invention relates to materials, coatings, apparatus, and methods for removing radiocontrast agent from a patient. In accordance with one aspect of the invention, molecular imprinting technologies are utilized to create a safe, predictable and reliable medium for removal of nephrotoxic contrast agent from body fluids of a patient, such as the bloodstream. In accordance with certain aspects of the present invention, the contrast agent can be removed without mechanical filtering or any other mechanically damaging technique affecting the blood matrix. The molecularly imprinted medium (MIM) can be used to extract the contrast agent from the blood either intra- or extracorporeally.

20100160942, Jun 24, 2010

Dec 18, 2009

12/641674

Gregory LAMPS - Smyrna GA, US
Brian M. COLLINS - Marietta GA, US
Lauren R. PUSEY - Woodstock GA, US

FACET TECHNOLOGIES, LLC - Atlanta GA

A61B 17/32

606182

A lancing device and lancet are provided with depth-control, lancet ejection, and/or guidance mechanisms. The depth-control mechanism includes a dial rotationally mounted at a distal end of the housing of the lancing device, the dial being coupled to a linkage whereby rotation of the dial imparts translational movement to a stop surface of the linkage to limit the stroke of the lancet and thereby control lancing penetration depth. The ejection mechanism includes an ejector that is advanced into contact with a transversely flared flange of the lancet to discharge the lancet from the lancing device. The guidance mechanism includes an inner guidance housing for restricting out-of-axis movement of a lancet carrier.

20100160943, Jun 24, 2010

Dec 18, 2009

12/641684

Gregory LAMPS - Smyrna GA, US
Brian M. COLLINS - Marietta GA, US
Lauren R. PUSEY - Woodstock GA, US

FACET TECHNOLOGIES, LLC - Kennesaw GA

A61B 17/32

606182

A lancing device and lancet are provided with depth-control, lancet ejection, and/or guidance mechanisms. The depth-control mechanism includes a dial rotationally mounted at a distal end of the housing of the lancing device, the dial being coupled to a linkage whereby rotation of the dial imparts translational movement to a stop surface of the linkage to limit the stroke of the lancet and thereby control lancing penetration depth. The ejection mechanism includes an ejector that is advanced into contact with a transversely flared flange of the lancet to discharge the lancet from the lancing device. The guidance mechanism includes an inner guidance housing for restricting out-of-axis movement of a lancet carrier.

20110130782, Jun 2, 2011

Sep 28, 2010

12/892324

Gil KAN - Atlanta GA, US
Brian M. COLLINS - Denver CO, US
Gregory LAMPS - Smyrna GA, US

A61B 17/32

606182

An advancement mechanism of a lancing device operates to sequentially advance lancets in a cartridge. The advancement mechanism includes a rotary drive gear assembly with a first gear and a second gear that co-rotate in a first angular direction by operation of an inter-gear unidirectional drive mechanism such as a ratcheting mechanism. A second-gear unidirectional lock mechanism, such as a ratcheting mechanism, locks the second drive gear from co-rotating with the first drive gear in a second opposite angular direction without impeding rotation in the first direction. The second gear directly or indirectly rotationally drives a pinion gear, which rotationally drives a cartridge gear to advance the lancets in indexed increments for use. The first drive gear is rotated in the first and second directions by a rack gear of a translating operating handle. In addition, a rotary-gear cap-displacement mechanism and a rotary-gear charging/actuation mechanism are provided in other embodiments.

20220287703, Sep 15, 2022

Jun 2, 2022

17/805194

- Mountain View CA, US
Daniel JACOBS - Mountain View CA, US
Gregory LAMPS - Smyrna GA, US

Absolutions Med, Inc. - Mountain View CA

A61B 17/04
A61B 17/08
A61B 17/00

Abdominal closure reinforcement methods and tissue anchoring devices for reducing the rate of abdominal wall closure dehiscence are described. The tissue anchors avoid a permanent footprint of foreign material and precluding materials spanning the interior layer of the abdominal closure where risk to visceral structures exists.

20210128151, May 6, 2021

Sep 16, 2020

17/023022

- Mountain View CA, US
Gregory LAMPS - Smyrna GA, US

Absolutions Med, Inc. - Mountain View CA

A61B 17/08

An abdominal closure method and device is disclosed where the device generally includes a first tissue securement member configured for securement to a first tissue region and a second tissue securement member configured for securement to a second tissue region. The first and second tissue securement members are coupled to the connecting member and the connecting member is positionable at a distance from the first and second tissue regions. Additionally, one or more biasing elements may be connected to the first and second tissue securement members to approximate the first and second tissue regions towards one another via respective securement members.

20200107826, Apr 9, 2020

Sep 25, 2019

16/582965

- Mountain View CA, US
Daniel JACOBS - Mountain View CA, US
Gregory LAMPS - Smyrna GA, US

Absolutions Med, Inc. - Mountain View CA

A61B 17/04
A61B 17/00
A61B 17/08

Abdominal closure reinforcement methods and tissue anchoring devices for reducing the rate of abdominal wall closure dehiscence are described. The tissue anchors avoid a permanent footprint of foreign material and precluding materials spanning the interior layer of the abdominal closure where risk to visceral structures exists.

20200078018, Mar 12, 2020

Sep 9, 2019

16/565097

- Mountain View CA, US
Gregory LAMPS - Smyrna GA, US
Christopher Scott JONES - Menlo Park CA, US
Leigh BOROS - Marietta GA, US
Brad RICHARDSON - Mountain View CA, US
Frederick Mark PAYNE - Palo Alto CA, US

Absolutions Med, Inc. - Mountain View CA

A61B 17/08

An abdominal closure method and device is disclosed where the device generally includes a first tissue securement member configured for securement to a first tissue region and a second tissue securement member configured for securement to a second tissue region. The first and second tissue securement members are coupled to the connecting member and the connecting member is positionable at a distance from the first and second tissue regions. Additionally, one or more biasing elements may be connected to the first and second tissue securement members to approximate the first and second tissue regions towards one another via respective securement members.