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Scot A Slimon

from Old Saybrook, CT
Age ~62
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Also known as:
Scot S Slimon, Scott A Slimon, Scot A Scimo, Cimon S Scot
Phone and address:
18 Dibble Rd, Fenwick, CT 06475
(860) 399-4207
Related to:
Phuong L Krone, 40
Connected to:
Cori R Slimp, 42Mickey M Slimp, 70Carrie A Slimski, 43Melissa G Slind, 48Oris R Slind, 56Edward A Slindee, 103Bruce H Slinden, 66John A Slinden, 69Jennifer S Sliney, 60Justin D Sliney, 50

Scot Slimon Phones & Addresses

  • 18 Dibble Rd, Old Saybrook, CT 06475 (860) 399-4207
  • Mystic, CT
  • Groton, CT
  • Portland, TX
  • 18 Dibble Rd, Old Saybrook, CT 06475

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Reciprocating Pump Circulatory Assist Arrangement

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US Patent:
57229309, Mar 3, 1998
Filed:
Jun 7, 1995
Appl. No.:
8/477908
Inventors:
Carl O. Larson - Stonington CT
James S. Smith - Old Lyme CT
John H. Chapman - Groton CT
Scot A. Slimon - Mystic CT
Trahan D. John - No. Stonington CT
Marvin E. Rosen - Elizabeth NJ
Robert J. Brozek - Bridgewater NJ
Alberto Franco - Hazlet NJ
John J. McGarvey - Elizabeth NJ
Michael K. Pasque - St. Louis MO
Assignee:
Electric Boat Corporation - Groton CT
International Classification:
A61M 112
US Classification:
600 16
Abstract:
In one embodiment described in the specification, a surgically implantable reciprocating pump employs a check valve as the piston, which is driven by a permanent magnet linear electric motor to assist either side of the natural heart. The pump is implanted in the aorta or pulmonary artery using vascular attachment cuffs such as flexible cuffs for suturing at each end with the pump output directly in line with the artery. The pump is powered by surgically implanted rechargeable batteries. In another embodiment, pairs of pumps are provided to replace or assist the natural heart or to provide temporary blood flow throughout the body, for example, during operations to correct problems with the natural heart.

Surgically Implantable Power Supply

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US Patent:
57024308, Dec 30, 1997
Filed:
Jun 7, 1995
Appl. No.:
8/477907
Inventors:
Carl O. Larson - Stonington CT
James S. Smith - Old Lyme CT
John H. Chapman - Groton CT
Scot A. Slimon - Mystic CT
Trahan D. John - No. Stonington CT
J. Brozek Robert - Bridgewater NJ
Alberto Franco - Hazlet NJ
John J. McGarvey - Elizabeth NJ
Marvin E. Rosen - Elizabeth NJ
Michael K. Pasque - St. Louis MO
Assignee:
Electric Boat Corporation - Groton CT
International Classification:
A61N 105
US Classification:
607 1
Abstract:
In one embodiment described in the specification, a surgically implantable reciprocating pump employs a check valve as the piston, which is driven by a permanent magnet linear electric motor to assist either side of the natural heart. The pump is implanted in the aorta or pulmonary artery using vascular attachment cuffs such as flexible cuffs for suturing at each end with the pump output directly in line with the artery. The pump is powered by surgically implanted rechargeable batteries. In another embodiment, pairs of pumps are provided to replace or assist the natural heart or to provide temporary blood flow throughout the body, for example, during operations to correct problems with the natural heart.

Reciprocating Pump With Imperforate Piston

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US Patent:
57586667, Jun 2, 1998
Filed:
Jun 7, 1995
Appl. No.:
8/480823
Inventors:
Carl O. Larson - Stonington CT
James S. Smith - Old Lyme CT
John H. Chapman - Groton CT
Scot A. Slimon - Mystic CT
John D. Trahan - N. Stonington CT
Robert J. Brozek - Bridgewater NJ
Alberto Franco - Hazlet NJ
John J. McGarvey - Elizabeth NJ
Marvin E. Rosen - Elizabeth NJ
Michael K. Pasque - St. Louis MO
Assignee:
Electric Boat Corporation - Groton CT
International Classification:
A61B 1900
US Classification:
128899
Abstract:
In one embodiment described in the specification, a surgically implantable reciprocating pump employs a check valve as the piston, which is driven by a permanent magnet linear electric motor to assist either side of the natural heart. The pump is implanted in the aorta or pulmonary artery using vascular attachment cuffs such as flexible cuffs for suturing at each end with the pump output directly in line with the artery. The pump is powered by surgically implanted rechargeable batteries. In another embodiment, pairs of pumps are provided to replace or assist the natural heart or to provide temporary blood flow throughout the body, for example, during operations to correct problems with the natural heart.

Reciprocating Pump And Linear Motor Arrangement

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US Patent:
56761627, Oct 14, 1997
Filed:
Jun 7, 1995
Appl. No.:
8/477906
Inventors:
Carl O. Larson - Stonington CT
James S. Smith - Old Lyme CT
John H. Chapman - Groton CT
Scot A. Slimon - Mystic CT
John D. Trahan - No. Stonington CT
Robert J. Brozek - Bridgewater NJ
Alberto Franco - Hazlet NJ
John J. McGarvey - Elizabeth NJ
Marvin E. Rosen - Elizabeth NJ
Michael K. Pasque - St. Louis MO
Assignee:
Electric Boat Corporation - Groton CT
International Classification:
A61B 1900
US Classification:
128899
Abstract:
In one embodiment described in the specification, a surgically implantable reciprocating pump employs a check valve as the piston, which is driven by a permanent magnet linear electric motor to assist either side of the natural heart. The pump is implanted in the aorta or pulmonary artery using vascular attachment cuffs such as flexible cuffs for suturing at each end with the pump output directly in line with the artery. The pump is powered by surgically implanted rechargeable batteries. In another embodiment, pairs of pumps are provided to replace or assist the natural heart or to provide temporary blood flow throughout the body, for example, during operations to correct problems with the natural heart.

Surgically Implantable Pump Arrangement And Method For Pumping Body Fluids

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US Patent:
56766513, Oct 14, 1997
Filed:
Feb 25, 1994
Appl. No.:
8/201806
Inventors:
Carl O. Larson - Stonington CT
James S. Smith - Old Lyme CT
John H. Chapman - Groton CT
Scot A. Slimon - Mystic CT
Trahan D. John - No. Stonington CT
Robert J. Brozek - Bridgewater NJ
Alberto Franco - Hazlet NJ
John J. McGarvey - Elizabeth NJ
Marvin E. Rosen - Elizabeth NJ
Michael K. Pasque - St. Louis MO
Assignee:
Electric Boat Corporation - Groton CT
International Classification:
A61M 100
US Classification:
604 33
Abstract:
In one embodiment described in the specification, a surgically implantable reciprocating pump employs a check valve as the piston, which is driven by a permanent magnet linear electric motor to assist either side of the natural heart. The pump is implanted in the aorta or pulmonary artery using vascular attachment cuffs such as flexible cuffs for suturing at each end with the pump output directly in line with the artery. The pump is powered by surgically implanted rechargeable batteries. In another embodiment, pairs of pumps are provided to replace or assist the natural heart or to provide temporary blood flow throughout the body, for example, during operations to correct problems with the natural heart.

Connecting Arrangement For Medical Device

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US Patent:
57224293, Mar 3, 1998
Filed:
Jun 7, 1995
Appl. No.:
8/477909
Inventors:
Carl O. Larson - Stonington CT
James S. Smith - Old Lyme CT
John H. Chapman - Groton CT
Scot A. Slimon - Mystic CT
John D. Trahan - No. Stonington CT
Robert J. Brozek - Bridgewater NJ
Alberto Franco - Hazlet NJ
John J. McGarvey - Elizabeth NJ
Marvin E. Rosen - Elizabeth NJ
Michael K. Pasque - St. Louis MO
Assignee:
Electric Boat Corporation - Groton CT
International Classification:
A61B 1900
US Classification:
128899
Abstract:
In one embodiment described in the specification, a surgically implantable reciprocating pump employs a check valve as the piston, which is driven by a permanent magnet linear electric motor to assist either side of the natural heart. The pump is implanted in the aorta or pulmonary artery using vascular attachment cuffs such as flexible cuffs for suturing at each end with the pump output directly in line with the artery. The pump is powered by surgically implanted rechargeable batteries. In another embodiment, pairs of pumps are provided to replace or assist the natural heart or to provide temporary blood flow throughout the body, for example, during operations to correct problems with the natural heart.

Implantable Device Monitoring Arrangement And Method

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US Patent:
58793755, Mar 9, 1999
Filed:
Jun 7, 1995
Appl. No.:
8/477904
Inventors:
Carl O. Larson - Stonington CT
James S. Smith - Old Lyme CT
John H. Chapman - Groton CT
Scot A. Slimon - Mystic CT
John D. Trahan - No. Stonington CT
Robert J. Brozek - Bridgewater NJ
Alberto Franco - Hazlet NJ
John J. McGarvey - Elizabeth NJ
Marvin E. Rosen - Elizabeth NJ
Michael K. Pasque - St. Louis MO
Assignee:
Electric Boat Corporation - Groton CT
International Classification:
A61N 137
US Classification:
607 30
Abstract:
In one embodiment described in the specification, a surgically implantable reciprocating pump employs a check valve as the piston, which is driven by a permanent magnet linear electric motor to assist either side of the natural heart. The pump is implanted in the aorta or pulmonary artery using vascular attachment cuffs such as flexible cuffs for suturing at each end with the pump output directly in line with the artery. The pump is powered by surgically implanted rechargeable batteries. In another embodiment, pairs of pumps are provided to replace or assist the natural heart or to provide temporary blood flow throughout the body, for example, during operations to correct problems with the natural heart.

Electrical Circuit For Equipment Requiring Redundant Flow Paths And Method Of Use

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US Patent:
58431292, Dec 1, 1998
Filed:
Jun 7, 1995
Appl. No.:
8/477905
Inventors:
Carl O. Larson - Stonington CT
James S. Smith - Old Lyme CT
John H. Chapman - Groton CT
Scot A. Slimon - Mystic CT
John D. Trahan - N. Stonington CT
Robert J. Brozek - Bridgewater NJ
Alberto Franco - Hazlet NJ
John J. McGarvey - Elizabeth NJ
Marvin E. Rosen - Elizabeth NJ
Michael K. Pasque - St. Louis MO
Assignee:
Electric Boat Corporation - Groton CT
International Classification:
A61N 100
US Classification:
607 1
Abstract:
In one embodiment described in the specification, a surgically implantable reciprocating pump employs a check valve as the piston, which is driven by a permanent magnet linear electric motor to assist either side of the natural heart. The pump is implanted in the aorta or pulmonary artery using vascular attachment cuffs such as flexible cuffs for suturing at each end with the pump output directly in line with the artery. The pump is powered by surgically implanted rechargeable batteries. In another embodiment, pairs of pumps are provided to replace or assist the natural heart or to provide temporary blood flow throughout the body, for example, during operations to correct problems with the natural heart.
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Scot A Slimon from Old Saybrook, CT, age ~62 Get Report