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Ben-Nun
Asher Ben-Nun, Carmiel IL
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| 20090326576 | INFLATABLE COMPRESSION SLEEVE - A disposable sleeve for compression therapy, with at least one inflatable air cell defined between a first airtight wall adjacent a patient's body to be treated and a second airtight wall. Each of the first and second walls comprises an external porous layer and an internal layer comprising air-tight polyethylene (PE). The walls are bonded by molten portions of the PE internal layer penetrating and set in their corresponding external porous layers and welded to each other, the bonding enduring at least 250 inflation-deflation cycles associated with the therapy. | 12-31-2009 |
| 20110098616 | COMPRESSION BAG - A compression bag having an upper portion for applying a pressure at least to the abdominal area of a patient, and a lower portion for applying a pressure to at least a part of the patient's legs, the bag comprising a back part, a second, front part and a closure means configured for detachably attaching the parts to each other; a separating insert configured for being detachably attached to at least one of the back and front parts of the bag, at least at the lower portion of the bag, to separate between left and right regions of the first and second parts, thereby forming pants in said bag defined by said regions and said insert; and a plurality of inflatable cells in the first and second parts of the bag and in the separating insert, that are sealingly separated from adjacent inflatable cells and configured to be individually inflated and deflated. | 04-28-2011 |
Eitan Ben-Nun, San Jose, CA US
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| 20120124430 | Mechanism to Prevent Escaped Associations in Multi-Association RPC Based Protocols - Consistent with embodiments of the present invention, a method may be provided comprising sending a first bind request with an association group ID of zero. A first association group with a first association group ID may then be created. The first association group ID may be switched to a second association group ID in an acknowledgement message. A second bind request may then be sent with the second association group ID. The second association group ID may be switched to the first association group ID in the second bind request after the bind request has been sent. After receiving the second bind request, it may be determined whether the association group ID in the second bind request is the same as the first association group ID. A failure message may be sent if the association group ID in the second bind request is not the same as the first association group ID. | 05-17-2012 |
Itay Ben-Nun, Carmiel IL
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| 20100292718 | FIXATING MEANS BETWEEN A MESH AND MESH DEPLOYMENT MEANS ESPECIALLY USEFUL FOR HERNIA REPAIR SURGERIES AND METHODS THEREOF - The present invention provides a fixating means ( | 11-18-2010 |
Joshua Ben Nun, D. N. Vitkin IL
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| 20100121444 | Unitary Accommodating Intraocular Lenses (AIOLs) and Discrete Base Members For Use Therewith - Unitary accommodating intraocular lenses (AIOLs) including a haptics system for self-anchoring in a human eye's ciliary sulcus and a resiliently elastically compressible shape memory optical element having a continuously variable Diopter strength between a first Diopter strength in a non-compressed state and a second Diopter strength different than its first Diopter strength in a compressed state. The unitary AIOLS include an optical element with an exposed trailing surface and are intended to be used with a discrete base member for applying an axial compression force against the exposed trailing surface from a posterior direction. Some unitary AIOLs are intended to be used with either a purpose designed base member or a previously implanted standard in-the-bag IOL. Other unitary AIOLs are intended to be solely used with a purpose designed base member. | 05-13-2010 |
Joshua Ben Nun, Vitkin IL
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| 20090198247 | INTRAOCULAR LENS IMPLANTATION KIT - Intraocular lens (IOL) implantation kit for assisting in implanting an accommodating intraocular lens (AIOL) assembly in a human eye. The AIOL assembly includes an AIOL having a rigid tubular main body with opposite leading and trailing surfaces, and a haptics system having a leading haptics and a trailing haptics for forced insertion into a pair of generally diametrically opposite segments in a human eye's ciliary sulcus. The IOL implantation kit includes a forceps-like insertor tool for clamping an AIOL heightwise between its leading and trailing surfaces for assisting in anchoring its leading haptics in a distal segment of a human eye's ciliary sulcus. The implantation kit includes a crook-like insertor tool for assisting in fixating an AIOL assembly's trailing haptics generally diametrically opposite its leading haptics. | 08-06-2009 |
| 20120029632 | METHOD OF ANCHORING AN INTRAOCULAR LENS ASSEMBLY - An intraocular lens assembly for implantation in the posterior chamber of an eye has anchor portions with teeth rigid enough to penetrate the scleral wall of an eye. A method for implanting the lens includes the steps of: introducing the first haptic portion with a first anchor portion that includes a plurality of teeth projecting therefrom, into the posterior chamber of the eye until said teeth are anchored in the scleral wall at a desired location; and moving a second haptic portion with a plurality of teeth projecting therefrom, until said teeth are anchored in the scleral wall on the opposite side of the lens from the first anchor portion. | 02-02-2012 |
Joshua Ben Nun, D.n. Vitkin IL
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| 20110098812 | ATTACHMENT PLATE FOR ACCOMMODATING INTRAOCULAR LENS (AIOL) - An attachment plate for a haptics system for retaining an intraocular lens in a human eye having a visual axis and including a sclera of tough connective tissue, and an annular ciliary sulcus. The haptics system includes a longitudinal axis intended to be co-directional with the human eye's visual axis, a main body with at least two elongated haptics extending therefrom in opposite directions in a plane perpendicular to the longitudinal axis. Each of the elongated haptics has an attachment plate including (1) at least two pointed puncturing members, (2) each puncturing member terminating at a tip for penetrating the tough connective tissue of the human eye's sclera for self-anchoring implantation of the haptics system in the human eye's annular ciliary sulcus at least two spaced apart stationary anchor points, (3) the at least two pointed puncturing members having a minimum tip separation between their tips of at least 1 mm in said plane perpendicular to said longitudinal axis. | 04-28-2011 |
| 20110112636 | Accommodating Intraocular Lens (AIOL) Capsules - Accommodating intraocular lens (AIOL) capsules having a continuously variable Diopter strength between a first Diopter strength in a non-compressed state and a second Diopter strength different than its first Diopter strength in a compressed state. The AIOL capsules include an anterior capsule plate, a posterior capsule plate, and a capsule ring for bounding a hermetic cavity filled with a capsule filling. The anterior capsule plate is intended to anteriorly bulge along the human eye's visual axis on application of an axial compression force against the posterior capsule plate from a posterior direction. | 05-12-2011 |
Joshua Ben Nun US
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| 20110082544 | ACCOMMODATING LENS ASSEMBLY - A method of anchoring an accommodating intraocular lens assembly in the posterior chamber of an eye whereby the lens assembly includes an optical axis that corresponds with the visual axis of a human eye. The posterior chamber includes a ciliary sulcus and a capsular unit with a collapsed natural lens capsule located therein. The assembly includes a substantially rigid haptics element having first and second haptic portions, which, when anchored, define a plane that intersects the visual axis of the eye. The haptics element secures the accommodating lens assembly within the posterior chamber outside the collapsed natural lens capsule and allows light to be transmitted therethrough at least in a region around said optical axis. A lens structure includes at least a resilient lens body located at least partially along the visual axis when the lens assembly is anchored in the posterior chamber of the eye. The method includes the steps of, (1) introducing the first haptic portion, which includes a first anchor portion projecting therefrom, into the posterior chamber of the eye until the first anchor portion is anchored in the scleral wall at a desired location; and (2) moving the second haptic portion, which comprises a second anchor portion projecting therefrom, until the second anchor portion is anchored in the scleral wall on the opposite side of the lens from the first anchor portion and the lens structure is in contact with the collapsed natural lens, whereby the collapsed natural lens capsule will be prestressed and deform the lens body relative to and substantially independently of the haptics element in relation to the force the capsular unit applies directly or indirectly to the lens body along the optical axis. | 04-07-2011 |
Joshua Ben-Nun, Moshav Beit Herut IL
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| 20090216225 | THERMAL CAPSULOTOMY TOOL AND SYSTEM - A system and tool for performing a capsulotomy procedure. The system includes an air pressure unit, a capsulotomy and movement control unit providing electrical current and movement control, and a capsulotomy tool, and an extendable-retractable burning element coupled to the tool. A capsulotomy and movement control unit provides electrical current to the burning element and movement control for extending and retracting the burning element. When the burning element is in a flattened, retracted configuration, the tip of the tool can be inserted through a relatively small corneal incision. Then, the burning element is opened to a circular, extended configuration, allowing a capsulotomy by applying an electrical pulse to the burning element. Optionally, predefined points of weakness allow removal of the tool should breakage occur during surgery. | 08-27-2009 |
| 20100057069 | THERMAL BURNING RING TOOL AND SYSTEM - A thermal burning tool for performing a surgical procedure. The tool comprises a probe having an elongated body adapted to provide electrical power to a burning ring formed at a distal end thereof, with the burning ring being formed at an oblique angle from the tool probe. This enables formation of a burn having a diameter larger than the diameter of the hollow body, as measured along the largest axis of the burn. An input connector mounted on a proximal end of the probe connects the probe with an electrical power source, with the input connector having at least one resistor in an electrical circuit for controlling the electrical power provided to the burning ring. Upon application of electrical current to the tool, heat is concentrated at the distal end of the probe. In a preferred embodiment, the tool additionally provides pressurized airflow, eliminating the need for a separate airflow tool. | 03-04-2010 |
| 20100298820 | THERMAL CAPSULOTOMY TOOL AND SYSTEM - A system and tool for performing a capsulotomy procedure. The system includes an air pressure unit providing pressurized airflow, a capsulotomy and movement control unit providing electrical current and movement control, and a capsulotomy tool including a main housing, and an extendable-retractable burning element coupled to the main housing. The tool is in connection with the capsulotomy and movement control unit for providing electrical current to the burning element and movement control for extending and retracting the burning element. When the burning element is in a flattened, retracted configuration, the tip of the tool can be inserted through a relatively small corneal incision. Once in the anterior chamber, the burning element is switched to a circular, extended configuration, so as to allow performance of a capsulotomy by applying an electrical pulse to the burning element. | 11-25-2010 |
| 20110213359 | CIRCULAR THERMAL CAPSULOTOMY TOOL AND SYSTEM - A system and tool for performing a capsulotomy procedure. The system includes an air pressure unit, a capsulotomy and movement control unit providing electrical current and movement control, and a capsulotomy tool, and an extendable-retractable burning element coupled to the tool, and a slidable shaping element. A capsulotomy and movement control unit provides electrical current to the burning element and movement control for extending and retracting the burning element. When the burning element is in a flattened, retracted configuration, the tip of the tool can be inserted through a relatively small corneal incision. Then, the burning element is opened to a full circular, extended configuration, by pressing the shaping element against both joints of the bands, allowing a capsulotomy by applying an electrical pulse to the burning element. | 09-01-2011 |
Yehoshua Ben Nun, D.n. Vitkin IL
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| 20110112635 | ACCOMMODATING INTRAOCULAR LENS MEASUREMENT IMPLANT - An accommodation measurement implant for measuring accommodation in an experimental set-up including an animal eye having a visual axis and including a sclera of tough connective tissue, an annular ciliary sulcus, and a sphincter-like ciliary body having a relaxed state for tensioning a capsular diaphragm in an anterior direction along the visual axis. The implant includes a rigid base member with a haptics system for penetrating the tough connective tissue of the animal eye's sclera for self-anchoring said base member in the animal eye's annular ciliary sulcus at least two spaced apart stationary anchor points, and having a central aperture. The implant also includes a convex shaped member for placing on the animal eye's capsular diaphragm from an anterior direction and biased away from said base member in a posterior direction for urging the capsular diaphragm in a posterior direction, and having an upright pin passing through said aperture whereupon relaxation of the animal eye's ciliary body urges the animal eye's capsular diaphragm in an anterior direction for urging said pin through said aperture. | 05-12-2011 |