Read S Mccarty

D557807, Dec 18, 2007

Jun 9, 2006

29/261239

Read McCarty - Hingham MA, US

Hawaii Medical, Inc. - Pembroke MA

2402

D24146, D24147

D691277, Oct 8, 2013

Dec 19, 2012

29/440155

Read McCarty - Hingham MA, US

2404

D24194

20050216060, Sep 29, 2005

Mar 25, 2004

10/810086

Read McCarty - Pembroke MA, US

A61J017/00

606236000, 606234000

An infant pacifier having a uniquely configured guard assembly for engaging the infant's face to effectively prevent the pacifier from being accidentally swallowed or inhaled by the infant, while at the same time permitting free passage of nasogastric tubing. The guard assembly includes a generally U-shaped body having a front surface, a back surface, a generally rounded bottom portion and a concave upper portion, which permits passage of the nasogastric tubing. The infant pacifier also includes a nipple extending outwardly from the front surface of the guard, the nipple having an axial centerline concentric with said rounded bottom portion of the guard.

20120006869, Jan 12, 2012

Jul 7, 2010

12/803798

Read McCarty - Hingham MA, US
Eileen M. Gay - Hingham MA, US

A45F 5/00

224269

An infant pacifier assembly including an infant pacifier and an attachment device that is attached to the pacifier. The attachment device has a clip that enables it to be readily affixed to the clothing of an infant so as to secure the pacifier and retain in a convenient location and prevent the pacifier from dropping to the floor. The attachment device has an outer surface for attaching an object thereto, such as a decorative button, preferable by a hook and loop securing system. The decorative button had a decorative design and there may be a plurality of buttons having different decorative designs that the caregiver can select and affix to the attachment device as desired.

54394520, Aug 8, 1995

Jan 31, 1994

8/188849

Read S. McCarty - Hingham MA

Children's Medical Ventures, Inc. - South Weymouth MA

A61M 500
F16K 5100

604248

A closed-system, combination infusion and flush set which enables safe administration of both medicaments and flush solutions to a patient with great accuracy using conventional large volume parenteral bags. The administration set comprises a specially designed rotatable valve member for controlling fluid flow through the set and includes a stop post which positively blocks rotation of the valve member to a position that permits the flow of flush solution toward the patient.

45826064, Apr 15, 1986

Jan 30, 1984

6/574889

Read S. McCarty - Rockland MA

Neotech, Inc. - Rockland MA

B01D 2126

210516

Apparatus for separating or partitioning different density components of a liquid includes a liquid transfer pack composed of first and second flexible bags whose interiors are connected by tubing and a carrier for supporting the transfer pack. the carrier includes first and second sections defining first and second chambers for containing said first and second bags which sections can telescope between an extended condition wherein the volume of the second chamber is a maximum and a collapsed or retracted condition wherein the volume of the second chamber is a minimum. The two sections are biased toward their extended condition so that the first and second bags can be positioned in said chambers so that when the carrier and pack are spun at a selected high speed about an axis perpendicular to the carrier telescoping axis, the carrier sections will retract thereby maintaining the second bag in a collapsed condition in the second chamber minimum volume until the spinning slows to a selected lower speed. Whereupon, the carrier sections extend so that the second chamber assumes its maximum volume allowing the second bag to extend so that the densest components of a liquid in the first bag flow into the available volume in the second bag. Specific transfer pack and carrier constructions are also disclosed.

49178040, Apr 17, 1990

Oct 31, 1986

6/925318

Stephen H. Franks - Hopkinton MA
David M. Dillon - Dover MA
Read S. McCarty - Hingham MA

Baxter International Inc. - Deerfield IL

B01D 2126

210737

A set for the isolation of cryoprecipitate includes a hollow vessel with a closed first end, a second end and a longitudinal axis, and a nipple extending from and closing the second end, said nipple enclosing a volume of approximately 2 to 5 percent of the volume of the hollow vessel. In one embodiment, the vessel is formed of a semi-rigid material and the first end is closed by a cap containing a micro-porous filter for venting the vessel. In another or further embodiment, the nipple has a tapered tip portion which may be sliced off to permit extrusion of the isolated cryoprecipitate by squeezing the vessel. In a different further embodiment, the nipple has a twist-lockable connector, for attachment to a syringe or to an applicator tip. In yet another embodiment a piston mounts on the cap within the vessel for directly extruding separated cryoprecipitate from the nipple. Preferably the set includes plural vessels, each connected to a common sterile docking connector and having a total volume of approximately 250 ml, for processing the plasma from one unit of whole blood.

47202840, Jan 19, 1988

Oct 3, 1986

6/894788

Read S. McCarty - Hingham MA

Neotech, Inc. - Rockland MA

B01D 2126
B04B 100

494 37

In a method of separating different density fluid components, a fluid sample is placed in a first flexible container. The container and its contents are then spun at high speed while controlling the shape of the container so that its side walls spread apart and its bottom flattens to give the container and its contents a relatively small aspect ratio whereby different density components of the fluid contents travel minimum distances while separating in the container to achieve a density distribution in the container, with the densest components of the fluid distal to the spin axis being distributed over a relatively large area surface constituted by the container bottom. The method is particularly applicable to separating different components of human blood. Various apparatus for practicing the method are also disclosed.