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Cincinnati, OH, United States of America

James H Goethel

USPTO Granted Patents = 19 

Average Co-Inventor Count = 3.0

ph-index = 17

Forward Citations = 1,362(Granted Patents)


Company Filing History:

goldMedal18 out of 91 
 
Liebel-flarsheim Company LLC
 patents
silverMedal1 out of 717 
 
Mallinckrodt, Inc.
 patents

Years Active: 1987-2013

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19 patents (USPTO):Explore Patents
1. 8353879 - Syringe/plunger coupling (2013-01-15),
2. 7300417 - Syringe/plunger coupling (2007-11-27),
3. 7081104 - Method and apparatus for injecting fluid into animals and disposable front loadable syringe therefor (2006-07-25),
4. 6659979 - Method of injecting fluid into animals (2003-12-09),
5. 6315758 - Method of injecting fluid into animals (2001-11-13),
6. 6196999 - Syringe/plunger coupling (2001-03-06),
7. 6004292 - Medical fluid injector (1999-12-21),
8. 5925022 - Medical fluid injector (1999-07-20),
9. 5868710 - Medical fluid injector (1999-02-09),
10. 5855568 - Angiographic syringe and luer connector (1999-01-05),
11. 5851184 - Electrocardiograph control of fluid injection (1998-12-22),
12. 5738659 - Method of injecting fluid into animals (1998-04-14),
13. 5658261 - Disposable front loadable syringe (1997-08-19),
14. 5456670 - Power injector for injecting fluid into animals (1995-10-10),
15. 5456669 - Method of front loading an injector and injecting fluid into animals (1995-10-10),

Title: James H Goethel: A Pioneer in Medical Fluid Injection Technology

Introduction

James H Goethel is a distinguished inventor based in Cincinnati, Ohio, who holds an impressive portfolio of 19 patents. His innovative contributions predominantly focus on medical technologies, particularly in the area of fluid injection mechanisms.

Latest Patents

Goethel's latest inventions include a syringe/plunger coupling mechanism tailored for medical fluid injectors. This innovation features a replaceable syringe and a sophisticated coupling mechanism designed to effectively engage the syringe plunger with the plunger drive ram of the injector. The mechanism employs a cam cleat-like system that fosters cooperative movement between the two components. Notably, the coupling mechanism of the plunger drive ram comprises first and second movable members, each equipped with toothed, arcuate surfaces. Additionally, the coupling mechanism for the syringe plunger is designed with a knurled cavity, facilitating a secure connection. Disengagement is made more efficient through translational movement of a face plate located at the injector housing's forward end.

Career Highlights

Throughout his career, James H Goethel has made significant strides in the medical device industry, particularly while working for prominent companies such as Liebel-Flarsheim Company LLC and Mallinckrodt, Inc. His tenure at these organizations has contributed greatly to the advancement of medical technologies and fluid administration practices.

Collaborations

During his innovative journey, Goethel has collaborated with notable professionals in the field, including Charles S Neer and Frank M Fago. These partnerships have undoubtedly influenced his creative endeavors and propelled the development of groundbreaking technologies in medical fluid delivery systems.

Conclusion

James H Goethel's relentless pursuit of innovation in medical technology demonstrates his significant impact on the industry. His patents exemplify a deep commitment to improving healthcare through practical and effective solutions. As he continues to develop new ideas, the medical community eagerly anticipates the advancements that will emerge from his expertise and visionary thinking.

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