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John J Bridgeman

from Minneapolis, MN
Age ~56
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Also known as:
John Jay Bridgeman, John M Bridgeman, John J Bridgman, Jack Bridgeman
Phone and address:
4922 Aldrich Ave, Minneapolis, MN 55409
(612) 823-4916
Related to:
Gerald R Bridgeman, 87Melodie M Bridgeman, 55Lorna J Parmekar, 59John P Hamlett, 56Dawn M Schroers, 56Loraine I Bridgeman, 99John P HamlettLars S Parmekar, 57Amanda L Hamlett, 29Wanda R Hamlett, 53Karen J Bridgeman, 84John P Hamlett, 31
Connected to:
Barbara B Bridgen, 65Barry J Bridgelal, 42Beth A Bridgeman, 48Christina Bridgelall, 62Danny Bridgeman, 85Elnesha S Bridgeman, 33Eric M Bridgen, 52Eugene K Bridgeman, 47Gabrielle J Bridgemon, 37Harvey W Bridgeman, 96

John Bridgeman Phones & Addresses

  • 4922 Aldrich Ave, Minneapolis, MN 55409 (612) 823-4916 (612) 823-1122
  • Wayzata, MN
  • Callaway, MN
  • San Diego, CA
  • 1105 Vera St, Champlin, MN 55316 (763) 421-5216
  • Edina, MN
  • Hopkins, MN
  • Eddy, MN

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Vice President Of Research And Development

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Location:
Minneapolis, MN
Industry:
Medical Devices
Work:
Surmodics
Vice President of Research and Development
Vascular Solutions
Senior Director of Device Design
Atritech Oct 2000 - May 2009
Director of Research and Development
Possis Medical Oct 1998 - Oct 2000
Senior R and D Engineer
Medtronic Dec 1994 - Oct 1998
R and D Engineer and Project Engineer
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John Bridgeman

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Crossflow Thrombectomy Catheter And System

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US Patent:
6676627, Jan 13, 2004
Filed:
Oct 13, 1999
Appl. No.:
09/417395
Inventors:
Michael J. Bonnette - Minneapolis MN
John Edward Morris - Minneapolis MN
Steven E. Wiesel - Montrose MN
John B. Bridgeman - Minneapolis MN
Debra M. Kozak - Forest Lake MN
Rosemary C. Beaupre - Lino Lake MN
Mark L. Jenson - Greenville MN
Cindy M. Setum - Plymouth MN
Robert C. Dutcher - Maple Grove MN
Assignee:
Possis Medical, Inc. - Minneapolis MN
International Classification:
A61B 1720
US Classification:
604 22, 604 35, 604 43, 606159
Abstract:
Cross stream thrombectomy catheter and system for fragmentation and removal of thrombus or other material from blood vessels or other body cavities. High velocity saline jets emitted from a toroidal loop jet emanator or other jet emanator in a catheter distal end entrain fluid through inflow orifices, and with flow resistances create a back-pressure which drives cross stream streams through outflow orifices in a radial direction and thence radially and circumferentially to apply normal and drag forces on thrombotic deposits or lesions in the blood vessel or other body cavity, thereby breaking apart and transporting thrombus particles to be entrained through the inflow orifices, whereupon the high velocity jets macerate the thrombus particles which then transit an exhaust lumen or recirculate again via the outflow orifices.

Thrombectomy Catheter And System

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US Patent:
6719718, Apr 13, 2004
Filed:
Aug 16, 2001
Appl. No.:
09/930794
Inventors:
Michael J. Bonnette - Minneapolis MN
John Edward Morris - Minneapolis MN
Steven E. Wiesel - Montrose MN
John B. Bridgeman - Minneapolis MN
Debra M. Kozak - Forest Lake MN
Rosemary C. Beaupre - Lino Lake MN
Mark L. Jenson - Greenville MN
Cindy M. Setum - Plymouth MN
Robert C. Dutcher - Maple Grove MN
Assignee:
Possis Medical, Inc. - Minneapolis MN
International Classification:
A61B 1720
US Classification:
604 22, 604 35, 604 43, 606159
Abstract:
Cross stream thrombectomy catheter and system for fragmentation and removal of thrombus or other material from blood vessels or other body cavities. High velocity saline jets emitted from a toroidal loop jet emanator or other jet emanator in a catheter distal end entrain fluid through inflow orifices, and with flow resistances create a back-pressure which drives cross stream streams through outflow orifices in a radial direction and thence radially and circumferentially to apply normal and drag forces on thrombotic deposits or lesions in the blood vessel or other body cavity, thereby breaking apart and transporting thrombus particles to be entrained through the inflow orifices, whereupon the high velocity jets macerate the thrombus particles which then transit an exhaust lumen or recirculate again via the outflow orifices.

Thrombectomy Catheter And System

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US Patent:
6764483, Jul 20, 2004
Filed:
Jul 26, 2001
Appl. No.:
09/915875
Inventors:
Michael J. Bonnette - Minneapolis MN
John Edward Morris - Minneapolis MN
Steven E. Wiesel - Montrose MN
John B. Bridgeman - Minneapolis MN
Debra M. Kozak - Forest Lake MN
Rosemary C. Beaupre - Lino Lake MN
Mark L. Jenson - Greenville MN
Cindy M. Setum - Plymouth MN
Robert C. Dutcher - Maple Grove MN
Assignee:
Possis Medical, Inc. - Minneapolis MN
International Classification:
A61M 5178
US Classification:
604507, 604500, 604 22, 604 35, 604 43, 606159
Abstract:
Cross stream thrombectomy catheter and system for fragmentation and removal of thrombus or other material from blood vessels or other body cavities. High velocity saline jets emitted from a toroidal loop jet emanator or other jet emanator in a catheter distal end entrain fluid through inflow orifices, and with flow resistances create a back-pressure which drives cross stream streams through outflow orifices in a radial direction and thence radially and circumferentially to apply normal and drag forces on thrombotic deposits or lesions in the blood vessel or other body cavity, thereby breaking apart and transporting thrombus particles to be entrained through the inflow orifices, whereupon the high velocity jets macerate the thrombus particles which then transit an exhaust lumen or recirculate again via the outflow orifices.

Thrombectomy Catheter And System

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US Patent:
6805684, Oct 19, 2004
Filed:
Aug 16, 2001
Appl. No.:
09/930795
Inventors:
Michael J. Bonnette - Minneapolis MN
John Edward Morris - Minneapolis MN
Steven E. Wiesel - Montrose MN
John B. Bridgeman - Minneapolis MN
Debra M. Kozak - Forest Lake MN
Rosemary C. Beaupre - Lino Lake MN
Mark L. Jenson - Greenville MN
Cindy M. Setum - Plymouth MN
Robert C. Dutcher - Maple Grove MN
Assignee:
Possis Medical, Inc. - Minneapolis MN
International Classification:
A61B 1720
US Classification:
604 22, 604 35, 604 43, 606159
Abstract:
Cross stream thrombectomy catheter and system for fragmentation and removal of thrombus or other material from blood vessels or other body cavities. High velocity saline jets emitted from a toroidal loop jet emanator or other jet emanator in a catheter distal end entrain fluid through inflow orifices, and with flow resistances create a back-pressure which drives cross stream streams through outflow orifices in a radial direction and thence radially and circumferentially to apply normal and drag forces on thrombotic deposits or lesions in the blood vessel or other body cavity, thereby breaking apart and transporting thrombus particles to be entrained through the inflow orifices, whereupon the high velocity jets macerate the thrombus particles which then transit an exhaust lumen or recirculate again via the outflow orifices.

Thrombectomy Catheter And System

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US Patent:
6945951, Sep 20, 2005
Filed:
Aug 16, 2001
Appl. No.:
09/930796
Inventors:
Michael J. Bonnette - Minneapolis MN, US
John Edward Morris - Minneapolis MN, US
Steven E. Wiesel - Montrose MN, US
John B. Bridgeman - Minneapolis MN, US
Debra M. Kozak - Forest Lake MN, US
Rosemary C. Beaupre - Lino Lake MN, US
Mark L. Jenson - Greenville MN, US
Cindy M. Setum - Plymouth MN, US
Robert C. Dutcher - Maple Grove MN, US
Assignee:
Possis Medical, Inc. - Minneapolis MN
International Classification:
A61B017/20
US Classification:
604 22, 604 35, 604 43, 606159
Abstract:
Cross stream thrombectomy catheter and system for fragmentation and removal of thrombus or other material from blood vessels or other body cavities. High velocity saline jets emitted from a toroidal loop jet emanator or other jet emanator in a catheter distal end entrain fluid through inflow orifices, and with flow resistances create a back-pressure which drives cross stream streams through outflow orifices in a radial direction and thence radially and circumferentially to apply normal and drag forces on thrombotic deposits or lesions in the blood vessel or other body cavity, thereby breaking apart and transporting thrombus particles to be entrained through the inflow orifices, whereupon the high velocity jets macerate the thrombus particles which then transit an exhaust lumen or recirculate again via the outflow orifices.

Atrial Appendage Blood Filtration Systems

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US Patent:
20030181942, Sep 25, 2003
Filed:
Jan 24, 2003
Appl. No.:
10/351736
Inventors:
Gregg Sutton - Maple Grove MN, US
Jeffrey Welch - New Hope MN, US
Dean Peterson - Rogers MN, US
John Bridgeman - Minneapolis MN, US
Bruce Youngberg - Ramsey MN, US
International Classification:
A61M029/00
US Classification:
606/200000
Abstract:
Instrumentation for percutaneous delivery of blood filtration devices to atrial appendages includes a curved access sheath and a delivery tube. The curved access sheath is coursed through the patient's vasculature to gain transseptal access to a left atrial appendage. A compressed filter device attached to a tether wire is loaded in the delivery tube. The loaded delivery tube is advanced through the pre-positioned access sheath to place the device in a deployment position. The access sheath and the delivery tube can be mechanically locked and moved together to place the device in a suitable deployment position. The device is deployed by expelling it from the delivery tube either by retracting the delivery tube over the tether wire, or by moving the tether wire forward through the delivery tube. The expelled device, which is not constrained by the delivery tube walls, self expands to its useful size in the subject atrial appendage. A filter membrane in the deployed extends across the appendage ostium to filter blood flow through the ostium. The filter membrane is configured to present a flat surface to atrial blood flow past the ostium.

Device And Method For Occluding The Left Atrial Appendage

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US Patent:
20110054515, Mar 3, 2011
Filed:
Aug 25, 2009
Appl. No.:
12/583744
Inventors:
John Bridgeman - Minneapolis MN, US
Gregg Sutton - Maple Grove MN, US
Christopher Clark - St. Michael MN, US
International Classification:
A61M 29/02
US Classification:
606200
Abstract:
An implantable medical device for insertion in the left atrial appendage includes a cap coupled to a frame. The cap constrains movement of the legs of the frame during collapse and expansion of the device, such that the device can be deployed, recalled and redeployed without the device being damaged or the legs of the frame getting tangled.

Method Of Making An Intervascular Catheter System For Implanting A Radially Expandable Stent Within A Body Vessel

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US Patent:
60569069, May 2, 2000
Filed:
Nov 26, 1997
Appl. No.:
8/978711
Inventors:
Randell L. Werneth - San Diego CA
John J. Bridgeman - San Diego CA
Gary E. Currie - San Diego CA
Assignee:
Medtronic, Inc. - Minneapolis MN
International Classification:
B29C 4122
B29C 4706
US Classification:
264135
Abstract:
An intravascular catheter system and method of manufacture for implanting a radially expandable stent within a body vessel. The catheter system includes a shaft defining an inflation lumen in fluid communication with a balloon on the distal end of the shaft. A stent is mounted coaxially upon a balloon. The balloon has ridges impressed in the outline of the stent for at least a portion of the stent. The ridges are sized to receive the stent so as to cause the balloon to expand evenly and the stent to deploy uniformly. In an alternative embodiment the balloon may additionally have a polymeric surface layer exhibiting a higher coefficient of friction than the underlying material against the stent material. The surface layer may be provided as a high friction polymeric coating on a formed balloon or as a coaxial extrusion of a high friction polymeric material over the underlying balloon tubing material. In a further embodiment the balloon may have the polymeric surface layer exhibiting a higher coefficient of friction than the underlying material against the stent material but without the ridges.

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John Bridgeman

About:
Died:

1638

Work:
Position:

Barrister • Bencher • Secretary of Justice

Education:
Specialty:

Sculptor

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Award:

Knight Bachelor

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Member of the Inner Temple

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16th-century English person • Person of the Tudor period

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John Bridgeman

About:
Died:

1523

Work:

He was a Member of Parliament ( MP ) of the Parliament of England for Exeter ( UK Parliament constituency ) in 1523.

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16th-century English person • Person of the Tudor period

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John Bridgeman (American Politician)

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