Patents by Inventor Robert Roy Redden

Robert Roy Redden 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).

  • Method and apparatus for passive exercise to facilitate breathing, prevent and treat edema and post surgical adhesions, and improve the delivery of inhaled medications
    Patent number: 9044362
    Abstract: The present invention embraces a method and an apparatus for preventing, treating or improving the efficacy of a variety of conditions and treatments including breathing difficulties, pitting peripheral edema, post-surgical adhesions, efficacy of CPAP/BiPAP and/or the delivery of inhaled medications. The method include raising and lowering the individual's head and feet in a series of steps and performing the steps of raising and lowering the individual's head and feet to substantially match a breathing cycle. The apparatus includes a platform for supporting the individual's body, a capital support mechanism for supporting and moving the platform, a capital drive mechanism, a pedestal support mechanism for supporting and moving the platform, and a pedestal drive mechanism. The method and the apparatus in operation typically move one or more axes of rotation while simultaneously rotating a platform about the one or more axes.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: September 14, 2011
    Date of Patent: June 2, 2015
    Assignee: LBR Research, Inc.
    Inventors: George Frank Gozelski, Jr., Nicholas George Gozelski, Robert Roy Redden
  • METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR PASSIVE EXERCISE TO FACILITATE BREATHING, PREVENT AND TREAT EDEMA AND POST SURGICAL ADHESIONS, AND IMPROVE THE DELIVERY OF INHALED MEDICATIONS
    Publication number: 20120109027
    Abstract: The present invention embraces a method and an apparatus for preventing, treating or improving the efficacy of a variety of conditions and treatments including breathing difficulties, pitting peripheral edema, post-surgical adhesions, efficacy of CPAP/BiPAP and/or the delivery of inhaled medications. The method include raising and lowering the individual's head and feet in a series of steps and performing the steps of raising and lowering the individual's head and feet to substantially match a breathing cycle. The apparatus includes a platform for supporting the individual's body, a capital support mechanism for supporting and moving the platform, a capital drive mechanism, a pedestal support mechanism for supporting and moving the platform, and a pedestal drive mechanism. The method and the apparatus in operation typically move one or more axes of rotation while simultaneously rotating a platform about the one or more axes.
    Type: Application
    Filed: September 14, 2011
    Publication date: May 3, 2012
    Inventors: George Frank Gozelski, JR., Nicholas George Gozelski, Robert Roy Redden