Patents by Inventor Omar Omar-Pasha
Omar Omar-Pasha 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).
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Publication number: 20200265965Abstract: The invention relates to a protective glove for shielding penetrating radiation, having a radiation-inhibiting layer which at least partially surrounds the protective glove and is situated directly on the protective glove or is incorporated into the protective glove. The radiation-inhibiting layer is situated substantially on the extensor side of the protective glove, and the radiation-inhibiting layer, in the region of the fingers, decreases in thickness towards the flexor sides of the fingers over the course of the transverse direction of extent.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 19, 2018Publication date: August 20, 2020Inventor: Omar Omar-Pasha
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Patent number: 10589088Abstract: The invention relates to an apparatus for application of a pulsed radio frequency therapy in a vascular system or another cavity or tissue of the human or animal body comprising a catheter with at least one electrode disposed thereon for insertion into the vascular system or another cavity or the tissue of the human or animal body; a probe with at least one further electrode disposed thereon, wherein the probe is insertable via the catheter into the vascular system or the other cavity or the tissue of the human or animal body; and a generator electrically connected with the electrodes for generating a pulsed electro-magnetic field between the electrodes.Type: GrantFiled: June 18, 2018Date of Patent: March 17, 2020Inventor: Omar Omar-Pasha
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Patent number: 10405895Abstract: The invention refers to a device 1 for supporting a spinal column in the region of the transverse or spinous processions of two adjacent vertebrae and/or for spreading two adjacent ribs, comprising at least a first body 2 and a second body 3, each body having a receptacle 4 for a transverse or spinous process of a vertebra or for a rib; and a rotational joint 12 between the first body 2 and the second body 3, such that the first body 2 and the second body 3 are rotatable relative to one another about a common axis of rotation X, wherein the distance between the receptacles of the first body 2 and the second body 3 can be adjusted by means of the rotational movement of the first body 2 relative to the second body 3, which is characterized in that the receptacles 4 of the first body 2 and the second body 3 are designed such that the transverse or spinous processes of adjacent vertebrae or adjacent ribs can be received therein at least in a rotational angle of 0° to 180°, preferably 0° to 270°, of the first bodyType: GrantFiled: March 24, 2016Date of Patent: September 10, 2019Inventors: Omar Omar-Pasha, Gert Stephanus Becker, Paul Carel Hubertus De Joode
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Patent number: 10322292Abstract: A flexible catheter includes two electrical contacts in a distal region of the catheter and a distal aperture of a hose line. The electrical contacts are connected to a high frequency pulse generator for applying pulsed radio frequency energy for nerve stimulation. A temperature sensor is located in the distal region of the catheter. The flexible catheter is inserted into a region in the spinal canal and the pulsed radio frequency generator is operated, thereby applying pulsed radio frequency energy to a localized region to be treated. The temperature at the distal region of the catheter can also be monitored, and the pulsed radio frequency energy is applied in dependence on the monitored temperature. With the catheter, pain and other medical conditions being related to and influenced by a nervous system are treated.Type: GrantFiled: March 9, 2018Date of Patent: June 18, 2019Inventor: Omar Omar-Pasha
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Publication number: 20180361144Abstract: The invention relates to an apparatus for application of a pulsed radio frequency therapy in a vascular system or another cavity or tissue of the human or animal body comprising a catheter with at least one electrode disposed thereon for insertion into the vascular system or another cavity or the tissue of the human or animal body; a probe with at least one further electrode disposed thereon, wherein the probe is insertable via the catheter into the vascular system or the other cavity or the tissue of the human or animal body; and a generator electrically connected with the electrodes for generating a pulsed electro-magnetic field between the electrodes.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 18, 2018Publication date: December 20, 2018Inventor: Omar OMAR-PASHA
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Publication number: 20180193656Abstract: A flexible catheter includes two electrical contacts in a distal region of the catheter and a distal aperture of a hose line. The electrical contacts are connected to a high frequency pulse generator for applying pulsed radio frequency energy for nerve stimulation. A temperature sensor is located in the distal region of the catheter. The flexible catheter is inserted into a region in the spinal canal and the pulsed radio frequency generator is operated, thereby applying pulsed radio frequency energy to a localized region to be treated. The temperature at the distal region of the catheter can also be monitored, and the pulsed radio frequency energy is applied in dependence on the monitored temperature. With the catheter, pain and other medical conditions being related to and influenced by a nervous system are treated.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 9, 2018Publication date: July 12, 2018Inventor: Omar Omar-Pasha
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Patent number: 9999762Abstract: The invention relates to an apparatus for application of a pulsed radio frequency therapy in a vascular system or another cavity or tissue of the human or animal body comprising a catheter with at least one electrode disposed thereon for insertion into the vascular system or another cavity or the tissue of the human or animal body; a probe with at least one further electrode disposed thereon, wherein the probe is insertable via the catheter into the vascular system or the other cavity or the tissue of the human or animal body; and a generator electrically connected with the electrodes for generating a pulsed electro-magnetic field between the electrodes.Type: GrantFiled: August 14, 2012Date of Patent: June 19, 2018Inventor: Omar Omar-Pasha
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Patent number: 9950185Abstract: A flexible catheter includes two electrical contacts in a distal region of the catheter and a distal aperture of a hose line. The electrical contacts are connected to a high frequency pulse generator for applying pulsed radio frequency energy for nerve stimulation. A temperature sensor is located in the distal region of the catheter. The flexible catheter is inserted into a region in the spinal canal and the pulsed radio frequency generator is operated, thereby applying pulsed radio frequency energy to a localized region to be treated. The temperature at the distal region of the catheter can also be monitored, and the pulsed radio frequency energy is applied in dependence on the monitored temperature. With the catheter, pain and other medical conditions being related to and influenced by a nervous system are treated.Type: GrantFiled: September 25, 2015Date of Patent: April 24, 2018Inventor: Omar Omar-Pasha
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Publication number: 20180078288Abstract: The invention refers to a device 1 for supporting a spinal column in the region of the transverse or spinous processions of two adjacent vertebrae and/or for spreading two adjacent ribs, comprising at least a first body 2 and a second body 3, each body having a receptacle 4 for a transverse or spinous process of a vertebra or for a rib; and a rotational joint 12 between the first body 2 and the second body 3, such that the first body 2 and the second body 3 are rotatable relative to one another about a common axis of rotation X, wherein the distance between the receptacles of the first body 2 and the second body 3 can be adjusted by means of the rotational movement of the first body 2 relative to the second body 3, which is characterized in that the receptacles 4 of the first body 2 and the second body 3 are designed such that the transverse or spinous processes of adjacent vertebrae or adjacent ribs can be received therein at least in a rotational angle of 0° to 180°, preferably 0° to 270°, of the first bodyType: ApplicationFiled: March 24, 2016Publication date: March 22, 2018Inventors: Omar Omar-Pasha, Gert Stephanus Becker, Paul Cearel Hubertus De Jooda
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Patent number: 9446229Abstract: A flexible catheter includes two electrical contacts in a distal region of the catheter and a distal aperture of a hose line. The electrical contacts are connected to a high frequency pulse generator for applying pulsed radio frequency energy for nerve stimulation. A temperature sensor is located in the distal region of the catheter. The flexible catheter is inserted into a region in the spinal canal and the pulsed radio frequency generator is operated, thereby applying pulsed radio frequency energy to a localized region to be treated. The temperature at the distal region of the catheter can also be monitored, and the pulsed radio frequency energy is applied in dependance on the monitored temperature. Further, a position of the catheter is probed by applying a test stimulation signal via the electrical contacts.Type: GrantFiled: May 13, 2004Date of Patent: September 20, 2016Assignee: Omar Omar-PashaInventor: Omar Omar-Pasha
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Publication number: 20160008618Abstract: A flexible catheter includes two electrical contacts in a distal region of the catheter and a distal aperture of a hose line. The electrical contacts are connected to a high frequency pulse generator for applying pulsed radio frequency energy for nerve stimulation. A temperature sensor is located in the distal region of the catheter. The flexible catheter is inserted into a region in the spinal canal and the pulsed radio frequency generator is operated, thereby applying pulsed radio frequency energy to a localized region to be treated. The temperature at the distal region of the catheter can also be monitored, and the pulsed radio frequency energy is applied in dependence on the monitored temperature. With the catheter, pain and other medical conditions being related to and influenced by a nervous system are treated.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 25, 2015Publication date: January 14, 2016Inventors: Omar Omar-Pasha, Uwe Stumpp, Christian Mantsch
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Patent number: 9168368Abstract: A flexible catheter includes two electrical contacts in a distal region of the catheter and a distal aperture of a hose line. The electrical contacts are connected to a high frequency pulse generator for applying pulsed radio frequency energy for nerve stimulation. A temperature sensor is located in the distal region of the catheter. The flexible catheter is inserted into a region in the spinal canal and the pulsed radio frequency generator is operated, thereby applying pulsed radio frequency energy to a localized region to be treated. The temperature at the distal region of the catheter can also be monitored, and the pulsed radio frequency energy is applied in dependence on the monitored temperature. With the catheter, pain and other medical conditions being related to and influenced by a nervous system are treated.Type: GrantFiled: February 2, 2005Date of Patent: October 27, 2015Assignees: OMT GMBHInventors: Omar Omar-Pasha, Uwe Stumpp, Christian Mantsch
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Publication number: 20150094645Abstract: The invention relates to an apparatus for application of a pulsed radio frequency therapy in a vascular system or another cavity or tissue of the human or animal body comprising a catheter with at least one electrode disposed thereon for insertion into the vascular system or another cavity or the tissue of the human or animal body; a probe with at least one further electrode disposed thereon, wherein the probe is insertable via the catheter into the vascular system or the other cavity or the tissue of the human or animal body; and a generator electrically connected with the electrodes for generating a pulsed electro-magnetic field between the electrodes.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 14, 2012Publication date: April 2, 2015Inventor: Omar Omar-Pasha
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Publication number: 20050137667Abstract: A flexible catheter includes two electrical contacts in a distal region of the catheter and a distal aperture of a hose line. The electrical contacts are connected to a high frequency pulse generator for applying pulsed radio frequency energy for nerve stimulation. A temperature sensor is located in the distal region of the catheter. The flexible catheter is inserted into a region in the spinal canal and the pulsed radio frequency generator is operated, thereby applying pulsed radio frequency energy to a localized region to be treated. The temperature at the distal region of the catheter can also be monitored, and the pulsed radio frequency energy is applied in dependence on the monitored temperature. With the catheter, pain and other medical conditions being related to and influenced by a nervous system are treated.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 2, 2005Publication date: June 23, 2005Applicants: OMT GmbH, Omar Omar-PashaInventors: Omar Omar-Pasha, Uwe Stumpp, Christian Mantsch
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Publication number: 20040210290Abstract: A flexible catheter includes two electrical contacts in a distal region of the catheter and a distal aperture of a hose line. The electrical contacts are connected to a high frequency pulse generator for applying pulsed radio frequency energy for nerve stimulation. A temperature sensor is located in the distal region of the catheter. The flexible catheter is inserted into a region in the spinal canal and the pulsed radio frequency generator is operated, thereby applying pulsed radio frequency energy to a localized region to be treated. The temperature at the distal region of the catheter can also be monitored, and the pulsed radio frequency energy is applied in dependance on the monitored temperature. Further, a position of the catheter is probed by applying a test stimulation signal via the electrical contacts.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 13, 2004Publication date: October 21, 2004Inventor: Omar Omar-Pasha