George N Glavee from Oak Ridge, NC, age 69

Fluid Dispenser With Uniformly Collapsible Reservoir
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US Patent:

20080243077, Oct 2, 2008
Filed:

Apr 2, 2007
Appl. No.:

11/732307
Inventors:

Donald B. Bivin - Oakland CA, US
Joshua W. Kriesel - San Francisco CA, US
Marshall S. Kriesel - Saint Paul MN, US
George N. Glavee - Burlingame CA, US
International Classification:

A61M 37/00
US Classification:

604131
Abstract:

A compact, easy-to-use dispensing device that includes a uniquely configured unitary fluid container formed by a blow-fill-seal process. The container has a collapsible, tapered sidewall of progressively varying wall thickness that, upon being acted upon by an elastic member, will deliver an injectable parenteral fluid contained within the fluid reservoir to the patient at a substantially constant flow rate.

Fluid Dispenser With Non-Electric Fluid Heating Component
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US Patent:

20110082422, Apr 7, 2011
Filed:

Oct 6, 2009
Appl. No.:

12/587442
Inventors:

Serena Joshi - San Francisco CA, US
George N. Glavee - San Ramon CA, US
Donald B. Bivin - Oakland CA, US
Joshua W. Kriesel - San Francisco CA, US
Marshall S. Kriesel - St. Paul MN, US
International Classification:

A61F 7/00
US Classification:

604113
Abstract:

A novel dispensing system for dispensing medicaments to a patient that includes means for controllably heating fluid medicaments within the dispensing system by converting a chemical component, such as calcium chloride or the like, into a solution or solvent by adding a suitable solution or solvent to create an exothermic process causing an increase in temperature of the mixed solution.

Non-Electric Fluid Heating Component For Use With Fluid Dispenser
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US Patent:

20110082423, Apr 7, 2011
Filed:

Oct 6, 2009
Appl. No.:

12/587472
Inventors:

Serena Joshi - San Francisco CA, US
George N. Glavee - San Ramon CA, US
Marshall S. Kriesel - St. Paul MN, US
International Classification:

A61F 7/00
US Classification:

604113
Abstract:

A non-electric heater apparatus for controllably heating and cooling fluid medicaments flowing from a medicament dispenser through the fluid delivery member of the apparatus by adding a suitable solution or solvent to a chemical component, such as magnesium chloride, or the like, to create an exothermic process that can be used to heat the fluid delivery member and the fluid flowing there through.

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Location:

San Ramon, CA

Industry:

Pharmaceuticals

Work:

Bioquiddity
Laboratory Director and Chief Chemist

George N Glavee