Patents by Inventor Michael S. Nawash

Michael S. Nawash has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).

  • Patent number: 4393873
    Abstract: An improved gastrostomy or like percutaneous transport tube includes, at the end exterior to the abdominal wall, a nutrient supply coupling assembly including a mechanically simple one-way valve. A threaded cap closes the assembly, and may be replaced by a coupling member having a fitting for disconnectable attachment to a nutrient or other fluid supply. A tool is provided for preventing rotation of the assembly during removal and replacement of the cap and coupling member.The assembly body includes a flange that extends parallel to the exterior abdominal wall. An annular skin protector disc seats between the flange and the abdominal wall, and includes spaced ridges arranged to permit the entry of air between the disc and the skin.In another gastrostomy tube embodiment, an enlargement at the end emplaced in the stomach is of dome shape and acts as a one-way valve. A slit across the enlargement divides the dome into two sections.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: June 29, 1981
    Date of Patent: July 19, 1983
    Inventors: Michael S. Nawash, Suzanne Stillman, Robert S. Mason
  • Patent number: 4315513
    Abstract: An improved gastrostomy or like percutaneous transport tube includes, at the end exterior to the abdominal wall, a nutrient supply coupling assembly including a mechanically simple one-way valve. A threaded cap closes the assembly, and may be replaced by a coupling member having a fitting for disconnectable attachment to a nutrient or other fluid supply. A tool is provided for preventing rotation of the assembly during removal and replacement of the cap and coupling member.The assembly body includes a flange that extends parallel to the exterior abdominal wall. An annular skin protector disc seats between the flange and the abdominal wall, and includes spaced ridges arranged to permit the entry of air between the disc and the skin.In another gastrostomy tube embodiment, an enlargement at the end emplaced in the stomach is of dome shape and acts as a one-way valve. A slit across the enlargement divides the dome into two sections.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: March 10, 1980
    Date of Patent: February 16, 1982
    Inventors: Michael S. Nawash, Suzanne Stillman, Robert S. Mason