Randall A Bly, Age 4213551 42Nd Ave NE, Seattle, WA 98125

2013019, Jul 25, 2013

Mar 13, 2013

13/798990

Aylin Kim - Seattle WA, US
Cang Lam - Irvine CA, US
Blake Hannaford - Seattle WA, US
Randall A. Bly - Seattle WA, US

SPIWay, LLC - Carlsbad CA

A61B 1/32
A61B 17/00

600204

A surgical sheath for use in endoscopic trans-nasal or intra-ocular surgery has an angle section joined to a conical section, with the conical section having a central axis not parallel to a central axis of the angle section. A body section is joined to the angle section, with the body section having a length at least twice the length of the angle section. The conical section, the angle section and the body section may be a flexible or compliant material. The sheath reduces collateral trauma to the tissues in the surgical pathway.

2013020, Aug 8, 2013

Feb 6, 2013

13/760971

Randall A. Bly - Seattle WA, US

SPIWAY LLC - Carlsbad CA

A61B 1/32
A61B 1/06

600236

A surgical shield protects collateral soft tissue from damage during a trans-orbital surgical procedure in the head of a patient The shield may be provided as an elongated flexible sheath having one or more thin flexible sidewalls that can conform to the tissue around or bearing on the shield. Other areas or sidewalls of the shield may be thicker to better resist perforation by surgical instruments, and/or to better maintain the access lumen of pathway to the surgical site.

2012020, Aug 9, 2012

Feb 9, 2012

13/369952

Blake Hannaford - Seattle WA, US
Randall A. Bly - Seattle WA, US
James S. Pridgeon - Seattle WA, US
Eugene G. Chen - Carlsbad CA, US
Kristen S. Moe - Seattle WA, US
Louis Kim - Seattle WA, US
Jacob Rosen - Santa Cruz CA, US

A61B 1/32

600201

A soft tissue protection surgical shield protects collateral soft tissue from damage during a surgical procedure within a surgical space of a body. The shield comprises an elongated flexible shield having a proximal end and a distal end. The proximal end has a first opening and the distal end has a second opening. The shield further comprises a side wall between the proximal and distal ends that defines the first and second openings. The side wall is conformal to the surgical space and arranged to resist perforation by surgical instruments in use during the surgical procedure, and also to define and maintain the access pathway to the surgical site.

2018020, Jul 26, 2018

Mar 22, 2018

15/933036

- Carlsbad CA, US
Aylin Kim - Seattle WA, US
Cang Lam - Irvine CA, US
Blake Hannaford - Seattle WA, US
Randall A. Bly - Seattle WA, US
Jeremy Ciporen - Carlsbad CA, US
Kristen Moe - Carlsbad CA, US
Louis Kim - Carlsbad CA, US
Laligam Sekhar - Carlsbad CA, US

A61B 1/00
A61B 17/29
A61B 17/34
A61B 90/00
A61B 1/32
A61B 17/00
A61B 17/24
A61B 90/30
A61M 1/00

A surgical sheath for use in endoscopic trans-nasal or intra-ocular surgery has an angle section joined to a conical section, with the conical section having a central axis not parallel to a central axis of the angle section. A body section is joined to the angle section, with the body section having a length at least twice the length of the angle section. The conical section, the angle section and the body section may be a flexible or compliant material. The sheath reduces collateral trauma to the tissues in the surgical pathway.

2017034, Nov 30, 2017

May 10, 2017

15/591463

- Seattle WA, US
Yangming Li - Seattle WA, US
Randall Bly - Seattle WA, US
Nava Aghdasi - Seattle WA, US
Blake Hannaford - Seattle WA, US
Kristen S. Moe - Seattle WA, US
Jeffrey J. Houlton - Seattle WA, US

A61B 34/10
G06T 7/33
G06T 19/20

Example methods and systems to facilitate osteocutaneous free flap reconstructions are provided. One example method involves causing a surgical navigation system to display a representation of a patient undergoing surgery; receiving input data representing one or more osteotomies made during the surgery to form a defect within the patient; determining a donor site for a bone graft having a contour that corresponds to the defect within the patient using a geometric alignment algorithm to identify, as the donor site, a portion of the bone graft that virtually aligns with the defect; generating a virtual template representing the bone graft; displaying the generated virtual template representing the bone graft within the representation of the patient as a navigational guide for harvesting of the bone graft; and displaying the generated virtual template positioned into the defect within the representation as a navigational guide for reconstructing the defect using the harvested bone graft.

2017027, Sep 28, 2017

Mar 27, 2017

15/470609

- Seattle WA, US
Angelique Berens - Seattle WA, US
Muneaki Miyasaka - Seattle WA, US
Randall Bly - Seattle WA, US

University of Washington - Seattle WA

A61B 1/00
A61B 1/04

An adapter for endoscopy can operably connect camera features and light source features of a portable electronic device with a respective viewfinder and illumination element of a medical endoscope. Systems including an endoscope, adapter, and handheld electronic device with a microphone, light source, and camera can, when connected, be used to perform stroboscopic endoscopic examinations.

2017004, Feb 16, 2017

Nov 1, 2016

15/340718

- Carlsbad CA, US
Aylin Kim - Seattle WA, US
Cang Lam - Irvine CA, US
Blake Hannaford - Seattle WA, US
Randall A. Bly - Seattle WA, US
Jeremy Ciporen - Carlsbad CA, US
Kristen Moe - Carlsbad CA, US
Louis Kim - Carlsbad CA, US
Laligam Sekhar - Carlsbad CA, US

A61B 1/00
A61B 17/24
A61B 17/29

A surgical sheath for use in endoscopic trans-nasal or intra-ocular surgery has an angle section joined to a conical section, with the conical section having a central axis not parallel to a central axis of the angle section. A body section is joined to the angle section, with the body section having a length at least twice the length of the angle section. The conical section, the angle section and the body section may be a flexible or compliant material. The sheath reduces collateral trauma to the tissues in the surgical pathway.

2016007, Mar 17, 2016

May 30, 2014

14/787107

Randall BLY - Seattle WA, US
Blake HANNAFORD - Seattle WA, US
Kris S. MOE - Seattle WA, US
- Seattle WA, US

A61B 19/00

Described herein are methods and systems for defining surgical boundaries. One example method involves receiving data indicating a representation of a patient; receiving data indicating (i) a surgical target region within the representation of the patient; and (ii) a surgical entry portal within the representation of the patient; providing a graphical display of (i) the representation of the patient, and (ii) a surgical pathway from the surgical entry portal to the surgical target region; defining one or more surgical boundaries within the representation; receiving data indicating a position of a surgical instrument with respect to the representation; based on the received data indicating the position of the surgical instrument, determining that the surgical instrument is within a threshold distance from the one or more surgical boundaries; and providing feedback indicating that the surgical instrument is within the predetermined threshold distance from the one or more surgical boundaries.