John J. Pacella - Pittsburgh PA Andrew H. Goldstein - Rochester NY Dennis R. Trumble - Pittsburgh PA Richard E. Clark - Sewickley PA Fred W. Moeller - McKeesport PA George J. Magovern - Pittsburgh PA
Assignee:
Allegheny-Singer Research Institute - Pittsburgh PA
International Classification:
A61M 110
US Classification:
600 16
Abstract:
A blood pump device comprises a blood pump having blood transport ports, cannulae connected to the ports, and a coating material covering the junction between the inner surfaces of the ports and cannulae. This forms a smooth transition so blood can flow unimpeded therefrom and collection cavities for the blood are eliminated. Also included is a method for producing a smooth coating. The blood pump device comprises a second portion including a stator mechanism, a rotor mechanism, an impeller, a journal, and a seat member. The second portion is constructed to pump blood through the cannulae when power is provided. The blood pump device is also equipped with a safety occluder device, a sensor for detecting back emf in the stator mechanism, and a controller having the capability of indicating stator current and rotor speed.
John Pacella - Pittsburgh PA, US Andrew Goldstein - Branford CT, US Dennis Trumble - Pittsburgh PA, US Richard Clark - Sewickley PA, US Fred Moeller - McKeesport PA, US George Magovern - Pittsburgh PA, US
International Classification:
A61N001/362
US Classification:
600016000
Abstract:
The present invention pertains to a blood pump device which comprises a blood pump having blood transport ports and cannulae connected to the ports. The blood pump device also comprises a coating material covering the junction between the inner surfaces of the ports and cannulae. This forms a smooth transition so blood can flow unimpeded therefrom and collection cavities for the blood are eliminated. The invention is also related to a method of producing a smooth coating. The present invention is a blood pump device comprising a second portion having a stator mechanism and a rotor mechanism disposed adjacent to and driven by the stator mechanism. The second portion has a journal disposed about the rotor mechanism to provide support therewith. The second portion has an impeller disposed in the chamber and a one-piece seal member for sealing about a shaft of the impeller. The seal member is fixedly attached to the journal so that the seal member is supported by the journal. The present invention is also related to means for providing power to the blood pump so that blood can be pumped through a cannulae. The providing means includes a controller having means for sensing pump failure and an output terminal for actuating a safety occluder in an event of pump failure. Preferably, there is a safety occluder device disposed about the cannulae and in communication with the output terminal. Preferably, the blood pump comprises a motor having stator mechanism and a rotor mechanism driven by the stator mechanism. The sensing means comprises means for determining back electromagnetic force within the stator mechanism. Preferably, the controlling means has means for providing signals indicate of stator current and rotor speed, respectively. The providing means is in communication with the means for determining back electromagnetic force in the stator mechanism.
John J. Pacella - Pittsburgh PA, US Andrew H. Goldstein - Branford CT, US Dennis R. Trumble - Pittsburgh PA, US Richard E. Clark - Sewickley PA, US Fred W. Moeller - McKeesport PA, US George J. Magovern - Pittsburgh PA, US
International Classification:
A61M 1/10
US Classification:
600 17
Abstract:
A pumping system for blood for a patient includes a sensorless pump having no sensors disposed in the pump itself for moving the blood, a motor and a blood transport port through which blood is received from the patient and is pumped into the patient. The system also includes a controller connected to the pump for controlling the pump so a desired flow rate of blood can be maintained by the pump.
John J. Pacella - Pittsburgh PA Richard E. Clark - Sewickley PA
Assignee:
Allegheny-Singer Research Institute - Pittsburgh PA
International Classification:
A61F 200
US Classification:
600 16
Abstract:
The present invention pertains to a circulatory system, such as a circulatory assist system for a patient. The system comprises a blood pump having tubing fluidically communicating with a person's blood vessel. The blood pump can be, for instance, a centrifugal blood pump but is not limited thereto. The system also comprises an occluder device for controlling flow of the blood pump. The occluder device is in contact with the tubing of the blood pump. The occluder device can be incorporated into an anti-kink sheath over the outlet graft tubing of the blood pump. Preferably, the system comprises control means for actuating the occluder device when the blood pump malfunctions. In this manner, potentially fatal retrograde blood due to pump failure is automatically prevented. In a preferred embodiment, the occluder device comprises a cylindrical tube and a bladder mechanism connected to the inside surface of the tube. The bladder mechanism preferably comprises a bladder and means for inflating the bladder.
John J. Pacella - Pittsburgh PA Andrew H. Goldstein - Rochester NY Dennis R. Trumble - Pittsburgh PA Richard E. Clark - Sewickley PA Fred W. Moeller - McKeesport PA
Assignee:
Allegheny-Singer Research Institute - Pittsburgh PA
International Classification:
A61M 112
US Classification:
600 16
Abstract:
The present invention pertains to a blood pump device which comprises a blood pump having blood transport ports and cannulae connected to the ports. The blood pump device also comprises a coating material covering the junction between the inner surfaces of the ports and cannulae. This forms a smooth transition so blood can flow unimpeded therefrom and collection cavities for the blood are eliminated. The invention is also related to a method of producing a smooth coating. The present invention is a blood pump device comprising a second portion having a stator mechanism and a rotor mechanism disposed adjacent to and driven by the stator mechanism. The second portion has a journal disposed about the rotor mechanism to provide support therewith. The second portion has an impeller disposed in the chamber and a one-piece seal member for sealing about a shaft of the impeller. The seal member is fixedly attached to the journal so that the seal member is supported by the journal.
Andrew H. Goldstein - Branford CT John J. Pacella - Pittsburgh PA Dennis R. Trumble - Pittsburgh PA Richard E. Clark - Sewickley PA Fred W. Moeller - McKeesport PA George J. Magovern - Pittsburgh PA
Assignee:
Allegheny-Singer Research Institute - Pittsburgh PA
International Classification:
A61M 112
US Classification:
600 16
Abstract:
A blood pump device which includes a blood pump having blood transport ports and cannulae connected to the ports. The blood pump device also includes a coating material covering the junction between the inner surfaces of the ports and cannulae. A method of producing a smooth coating. A blood pump device including a second portion having a stator mechanism and a rotor mechanism disposed adjacent to and driven by the stator mechanism. The second portion has a journal disposed about the rotor mechanism to provide support therewith. The second portion has an impeller disposed in the chamber and a seal member for sealing about a shaft of the impeller. The seal member is fixedly attached to the journal so that the seal member is supported by the journal. A mechanism for providing power to the blood pump so that blood can be pumped through a cannula.
John J. Pacella - Pittsburgh PA Richard E. Clark - Sewickley PA
Assignee:
Allegheny-Singer Research Institute - Pittsburgh PA
International Classification:
A61M 112
US Classification:
128898
Abstract:
The present invention pertains to a circulatory system, such as a circulatory assist system for a patient. The system comprises a blood pump having tubing fluidically communicating with a person's blood vessel. The blood pump can be, for instance, a centrifugal blood pump but is not limited thereto. The system also comprises an occluder device for controlling flow of the blood pump. The occluder device is in contact with the tubing of the blood pump. The occluder device can be incorporated into an anti-kink sheath over the outlet graft tubing of the blood pump. Preferably, the system comprises control means for actuating the occluder device when the blood pump malfunctions. In this manner, potentially fatal retrograde blood due to pump failure is automatically prevented. In a preferred embodiment, the occluder device comprises a cylindrical tube and a bladder mechanism connected to the inside surface of the tube. Type bladder mechanism preferably comprises a bladder and means for inflating the bladder.
Nitro-Fatty Acid-Containing Microbubbles And Uses Therefor
- Pittsburgh PA, US Bruce A. Freeman - Pittsburgh PA, US Flordeliza S. Villanueva - Pittsburgh PA, US John J. Pacella - Bethel Park PA, US Marco Fazzari - Pittsburgh PA, US Xucai Chen - Pittsburgh PA, US
Provided herein are microbubble compositions comprising nitro-fatty acids and/or esters thereof, such as amphiphilic esters or allyl esters thereof. Also provided are methods of reducing local inflammation at a site in a patient comprising delivering the microbubbles to a site of inflammation in the patient and applying ultrasound to the microbubbles. The methods may be used to treat fibrosis or cancer.
Name / Title
Company / Classification
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John J. Pacella Medical Doctor
University of Pittsburgh Medical Center Medical Doctor's Office
U P M C Presbyterian C7, Pittsburgh, PA 15213
John Jude Pacella
John Pacella MD Internist
200 Lothrop St, Pittsburgh, PA 15213 412 647-6000
John Pacella
UPMC Cardiovascular Institute Cardiologist
1300 Oxford Dr, Bethel Park, PA 15102 412 347-3240
Medicine Doctors
Dr. John Pacella, Pittsburgh PA - MD (Doctor of Medicine)
Dr. Pacella graduated from the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine in 1998. He works in Monongahela, PA and specializes in Cardiovascular Disease. Dr. Pacella is affiliated with Monongahela Valley Hospital, UPMC Mckeesport and UPMC Shadyside.
American Board of Internal Medicine Sub-certificate in Cardiovascular Disease (Internal Medicine) American Board of Internal Medicine Sub-certificate in Interventional Cardiology (Internal Medicine)
West Virginia University
Bachelors, Bachelor of Arts
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John Lewis Pacella (born September 15, 1956 in Brooklyn, New York) was a Major League Baseball pitcher from 1977 to 1986 for the New York Mets, New York
Well, that's all for now. Sorry, I haven't been blogging regularly, but with work and power outages and getting my kid's John Pacella costume ready (everyone thought he was Rollie Fingers), I've been busy. I will also be out of pocket the next week or so, but will be back next Wednesday ready for wh