Dr. George Yanulis - John Laughlin, LLC

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Dr. George Yanulis

John Laughlin, LLC

Staten Island, NY 10314

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Dr. Yanulis Expertise is in the following areas:
 
  • Cardiac Resynchronization Management Therapy Devices
  • Artificial Organ Design (cardiology and neurology)
  • Cardiac Echocardiography
  • Cardiovascular Therapy Devices/Systems
  • Neurological Therapy Devices/Systems
  • Physiological Monitoring
  • Clinical Medical Device Trials
  • Cardiac Electrophysiology
  • Heart Failure Studies
  • FDA Device Design Controls
  • Engineering Project Design and Management
  • Academic Teaching & Mentoring for Undergraduate Engineering Students
  • Patent Prosecution
Experience (Medical Device Related)
Medical Device Consultant at Laughlin Engineering Firm, LLC   2010-Present
 
  • Providing ethical and quality biomedical and forensic engineering services to clients
  • Providing expertise in both preclinical &clinical medical device trials
  • FDA medical device submission (510K, PMA)
  • Quality system management issues related to GMP for medical devices
  • Product development testing for EMI systems interfacing with cardiac pacemakers
Education
Cleveland State University / Lerner Research Institute
(A collaborative doctoral program)                           8/2008, GPA-3.60/4.00
  • Doctor of Engineering, Biomedical Engineering                                     
Emphasis in Cardiac Resynchronization Management Therapy Devices
 
University of Pittsburgh        
  • Master of Science, Bioengineering                                 7/2002, GPA, 3.3/4.0
Emphasis in Artificial Organ Devices
 
University of Virginia,
  • Master of Engineering, Biomedical Engineering 1/1981
Emphasis in Electrical engineering and Biomedical Signal Transducer Theory and Design
Publications
  • Pascal Lim, George E. Yanulis, David Verhaert, Neil L. Greenburg, Richard A. Grimm, Patrick J. Tchou, Nicolas Lellouche and Don Wallick. Coupled Pacing Improves Left Ventricular Function during Simulated Atrial Fibrillation without Mechanical Dyssynchrony Europace (2010)12(3):430-436.
  • My Doctoral Dissertation: A Novel Cardiac Pacing Paradigm for Atrial Fibrillation and Heart Failure Patients, Cleveland State University/Cleveland Clinic Foundation
  • George E. Yanulis, Pascal Lim, Ali Ahmad, Zoran B. Popovic, & Don W. Wallick. Coupled Pacing Reverses the Effects of Persistent Atrial Fibrillation on the Left Ventricle. The Annals of Thoracic Surgery, Vol. 86, Issue: 3, Sept. 2008. pp. 984-987.
  • Cingoz F., Yanulis, G, Ching E, Fukamachi, K and Wallick, DW. Use of Conventional Dual Chamber Pacemakers with Custom Lead Adapters to Induce Atrial Fibrillation or Heart Failure in Dogs. The Annals of Thoracic Surgery: Volume 83, Issue 5, May 2007, Pages 1858-1862.
Honors & Awards
  • Cleveland Clinic's Innovation Award (Research in the use of Novel Cardiac Pacing Paradigms for Heart failure patients co-developed by Don Wallick, PhD and George Yanulis, D.Eng., 10/2008
  • Cleveland Clinic's Innovation Award (Research in the use of Novel Cardiac Pacing paradigms for Heart Failure patients co-developed by Don Wallick, PhD and George Yanulis, D.Eng., 11/2007
  • Elected in the Tau Beta Engineering Honorary Society, 12/1996
  • Received an Honorable Discharge (USAF Medical Service Corp, 1st Lt, 2/13/89)
  • Superior Achievement Award, United States Patent & Trademark Office, 2/1983
 

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Undergraduate: Syracuse University
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Practice Areas: Expert > Intellectual Property
Expert > Medical
Expert > Engineering
Organizations: IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society
   
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Coupled Pacing Improves Left Ventricular Function
Abstract AIMS: Electrical stimulation [coupled pacing (CP)] applied near the end of the T-wave is able to create a retrograde activation of the atrioventricular (AV) node in turn to prevent rapid ventricular conduction during atrial fibrillation (AF). The impact of this pacing modality associated with cardiac resynchronization therapy (CRT) has been evaluated in the present experimental study. METHODS AND RESULTS: After inducing AF by rapid pacing in six dogs, we applied the following pacing modalities: rapid right ventricular (RV) pacing, rapid CRT, CRT with an additional RV paced beat (C
Posted by Dr. George Yanulis on 7.7.12 in Articles.

Coupled pacing reverses the effects of persistent atrial fibrillation on the left ventricle
Abstract PURPOSE: Recent studies have demonstrated that ventricular rate control is a viable treatment strategy for patients in atrial fibrillation (AF). The purpose of this study was to determine whether or not the benefits of coupled pacing (ie, a proposed rate control therapy) could be used during persistent AF. DESCRIPTION: Six mongrel dogs were chronically implanted with endocardial atrial and ventricular pacemaker leads and two standard dual-chamber pacemakers. With the use of two custom "Y"-lead adapters, the pacemakers were used to induce AF and to apply coupled pacing. Left ventri
Posted by Dr. George Yanulis on 7.7.12 in Articles.