Patents Examined by Philip Kubel
  • Patent number: 5100328
    Abstract: A memory scanning device for transmission to the brain of material sought to be learned and of modification of addictive problems comprises, in combination, a computer means including video and audio components, an illuminated by diodes visor having reflective undersurface, modified eyeglasses frame having a pair of mirrors mounted in their openings for reading the computer-stored material and a pair of sound-producing loudspeakers for listening to the recorded computerized material.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: January 23, 1990
    Date of Patent: March 31, 1992
    Inventor: Laurence E. Badgley
  • Patent number: 5025801
    Abstract: An arm board for supporting the forearm, wrist and hand during intravenous therapy includes a contoured support having adjoined forearm, wrist and hand support surfaces for conformally supporting the ventral surfaces of the forearm, wrist and palm. A handgrip is provided adjoining the palm support surface, and thumb recesses are provided on each side of the hand support to enable the patient to grip the support. A tubing support member is pivotally mounted at the handgrip to provide support for intravenous tubing. The tubing support member is mounted to be pivotable about its handgrip mounting as well as to be vertically adjustable with respect to the handgrip. The pivot mounting is contained within the handgrip and includes a locking or clamping mechanism which is manually operable via a thumbwheel accessible through the handgrip for fixing the tubing support in place.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: November 7, 1989
    Date of Patent: June 25, 1991
    Inventor: James J. Callaway
  • Patent number: 5007415
    Abstract: A brace for a human joint. The brace includes a top clamp and a bottom clamp removably mountable to the limbs on the opposite sides of the joint and secured thereto by a pair of belts. A plurality of adjacent strips have top ends fixedly mounted to the top clamp and bottom ends slidably mounted to the bottom clamp. The bottom clamp includes a pin fixedly mounted thereto which extends through a slot in the strips facilitating slidable motion for the strips relative to each other and with respect to the bottom clamp. An elastic housing encloses the top clamp, bottom clamp and a portion of the strips urging the bottom clamp towards the top clamps, but yieldable to allow further separation.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: August 4, 1989
    Date of Patent: April 16, 1991
    Assignee: John E. Garber
    Inventor: DeLos E. Marion, deceased