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Daniel Gordon, Keyport, NJ US
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| 20090112304 | METHOD FOR PERFORMING A VASCULAR ANASTOMOSIS - A method for performing a coronary artery bypass graft procedure on a patient to connect a bypass vessel to a target vessel includes the steps of creating an opening in the patient that communicates with the thoracic cavity of the patient; providing a bypass vessel having a lumen and at least one free end; passing the free end of the bypass vessel from the thoracic cavity through the opening to a position outside the body of the patient; attaching a connector to the free end of bypass vessel while the free end of the bypass vessel is outside the body of the patient; passing the free end of the bypass vessel from the position outside the body of the patient through the opening and into the thoracic cavity; and connecting the free end of the bypass vessel to a target vessel with the connector. | 04-30-2009 |
Eugene I. Gordon, Mountainside, NJ US
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| 20080199354 | HAND SANITIZER/STERILIZER - A germicidal system and method for deactivating pathogens on the surface of a bodily extremity protected by a prophylactic covering substantially opaque to UV-C radiation. The device includes an enclosure having one or more openings through which the extremity can be inserted. The enclosure contains a radiation source configured to produce germicidal radiation having a wavelength of about 253.7 nm. The openings are configured relative to the radiation source such that the inserted extremity is in close proximity to the radiation source. The prophylactic covered extremity is preferably a gloved hand thereby sanitizing the surface of the glove. The extremity inserted is preferably exposed for a predetermined period of time to ensure a desired level of sanitization. Optionally, the device can include an orientation detector to determine the position of the user's hand and the spread of the user's fingers, and a surface detector to determine whether the user's hand is covered by a glove. | 08-21-2008 |
| 20090016930 | SANITIZATION USING HIGH ELECTRIC FIELDS - A sanitizer utilizing electrical fields for hands and gloved hands. The sanitizer includes a power supply, a first and second electrode, and a dielectric between the first and second electrode. For sanitizing the outer surface of a glove, the first electrode is disposed inside the glove and the second electrode is disposed near the outer surface of the glove. A signal generator produces a high-voltage, periodic signal across the first and second electrode for a predetermined period of time to generate an electrical field configured to inactivate pathogens between the two electrodes. The second electrode can include a metallic layer or a conducting liquid in which a gloved hand is inserted. Alternatively, an electric field can be generated between the stratum corneum of a user's skin and an outer conducting layer of a glove so as to deactivate pathogens on the surface of the hand. | 01-15-2009 |
| 20090304553 | TOOL AND TRAY SANITATION - A system for sanitizing or sterilizing an item and storing the item in a sanitized or sterile environment. The system includes an enclosure into which a sealable package containing the item is placed. At least one ozone source is configured to introduce ozone inside the package. The ozone sterilizes the interior of the package and the item. The ozone source can include an electron beam which ionizes the oxygen, a corona discharge generated within the package, or Vacuum Ultra-Violet (“VUV”) radiation emitted into the package. A germicidal radiation source can be used to sanitize the item and generate ozone. The package containing the item is substantially transparent to germicidal radiation so that the germicidal radiation sanitizes the item as well as the interior of the package. Ultrasonic transducers can introduce ultrasonic energy into the item being sanitized, to break apart groups of clumped pathogens resident on the item. | 12-10-2009 |
| 20110076191 | Ozone Based Method and System for Tool Sterilization - A method and system for sterilizing an item using ozone and a secondary molecule is provided. The secondary molecule comprises hydrogen for conversion to a hydroxyl radical. The item and secondary molecular are inserted into a container, and a gaseous mixture containing ozone can be inserted into the container by way of a filling station having an ozone source and a vacuum pump to remove air from the container. Sterilization occurs within the container such that the container can be removed from the filling station. A preferred secondary molecule is an alcohol, such as isopropyl alcohol. Prior to insertion of the item into the container, the item can be soaked in a nutrient rich hot water bath at or near boiling and optionally at a pressure above atmospheric to assist in sterilization. | 03-31-2011 |
Jay M. Gordon, Keyport, NJ US
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| 20080225558 | Amplifier with switchmode power supply - An amplifier is driven by DC voltage from a switchmode power supply, whereby the switchmode power supply includes on the primary side a primary winding and bias supply winding. The bias supply winding supplies a reflected voltage from a secondary winding to a bias supply capacitor. The bias supply capacitor drives the control circuit and provides a sensing to the control circuit. The power supply further includes an active clamp circuit for controlling the voltage stress on a main switch. In another embodiment, boost inductors and a balancing transformer are added on the primary side of the transformer to prevent overvoltage conditions at light loads. | 09-18-2008 |
Jeffery A. Gordon, Clementon, NJ US
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| 20100032927 | Convertible cart table - A convertible cart table has a horizontally extending base member with leg members pivotably connected to the underside of the base member. A plurality of wheels are also secured to the underside of the base member. When the invention is to be used as a table, the legs are pivoted down to raise the base member. When the invention is to be used as a cart, the legs are pivoted up to rest substantially parallel to the underside of the base member, so that the base member is lowered to rest on the wheels. A versatile, independent frame element is provided which, when the base member is used as table, is horizontally slideable within dual channel members, to extend the length of the table. When the base member is used as a moveable cart, the frame element is supported perpendicularly to the base member as a handle. The frame element also can be used to provide vertical support for the base member, when the base member is used as a table. When not being used, the frame element is stored within the channel members. | 02-11-2010 |
Joel Gordon, Princeton Junction, NJ US
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| 20090155186 | Compositions and methods for treating inflammatory conditions - The present invention relates to compositions containing signal transduction modulator compounds, to methods for treating or preventing inflammation, or promoting healthy joints, using the compounds and to kits for the same. | 06-18-2009 |
| 20100184768 | Isoprenyl Compounds and Methods Thereof - Among other things, the present invention provides novel isoprenyl compounds capable of effectively modulating inflammatory responses and pharmaceutical, cosmetic, cosmeceutical and topical compositions comprising these isoprenyl compounds. Anti-inflammatory compounds of the present invention are useful in treating or preventing diseases or conditions associated with inflammation. Proinflammatory compounds of the present invention are useful in treating or preventing diseases or conditions associated with suppression of inflammatory responses. Thus, the present invention also provides methods useful in the treatment or prevention of diseases or conditions associated with inflammation as well as methods useful in the treatment or prevention of diseases or conditions associated with suppression of inflammatory responses. | 07-22-2010 |
| 20110117187 | TOPICAL COMPOSITIONS AND METHODS FOR EPITHELIAL-RELATED CONDITIONS - The present invention relates to pharmaceutical, cosmetic and cosmeceutical topical compositions containing polyisoprenyl-protein inhibitor compounds and methods useful in the promotion of healthy epithelium and the treatment of epithelial-related conditions | 05-19-2011 |
Joel S. Gordon, Princeton Junction, NJ US
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| 20100247461 | ANTI-INFLAMMATORY COMPLEXES - Disclosed are certain complexes of AFC compounds and binding agents. Such complexes are useful, among other things, in the treatment of inflammatory diseases or disorders. | 09-30-2010 |
Robert Gordon, Robbinsville, NJ US
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| 20080317883 | METHODS FOR TREATING DEPRESSION - The present invention is a method for the treatment of depression comprising administering to a subject in need thereof a therapeutically effective amount of one or more carbamate compounds of Formula 1 and/or Formula 2 as herein defined and shown below for the treatment of depression. | 12-25-2008 |
| 20110152362 | METHODS OF TREATING EPILEPTOGENESIS AND EPILEPSY - This invention is directed to methods for preventing, treating, reversing, inhibiting or arresting epilepsy and epileptogenesis in a subject comprising administering to the subject in need thereof a therapeutically effective amount of a compound selected from the group consisting of Formula (I) and Formula (II), or a pharmaceutically acceptable salt or ester thereof: | 06-23-2011 |
Tim H. Gordon, Rivervale, NJ US
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| 20100069730 | System and Methods for Improved Diabetes Data Management and Use Employing Wireless Connectivity Between Patients and Healthcare Providers and Repository of Diabetes Management Information - Methods, devices and a system for disease management are provided that employ diagnostic testing devices (e.g., blood glucose meters) and medication delivery devices (e.g., insulin delivery devices) for providing data to a repository in real-time and automatically. Repository data can be analyzed to determine such information as actual test strip use, patient health parameters to outside prescribed ranges, testing and medication delivery compliance, patient profiles or stakeholders to receive promotional items or incentives, and so on. Connected meters and medication delivery devices and repository data analysis are also employed to associate a diagnostic test to a mealtime based on timing of a therapeutic intervention performed by an individual. | 03-18-2010 |
Tim H. Gordon, River Vale, NJ US
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| 20090099872 | System and method for integrating datawith guidelines to generate displays containing the guidelines and data - A system and method for automatically integrating data with guidelines to generate displays containing the guidelines and data. The automated system and method can integrate patient data with treatment guidelines to assist a healthcare provider, such as a physician or the like, in providing treatment to the patient. The system and method employ a data storage component, adapted to store guideline data representing guidelines for assessing a condition of an entity, guidelines for taking action on the entity, or both, and to store feature data representing at least one feature of the entity. The system and method further employ an output device, adapted to output at least one diagram representing the guideline data, with the diagram including at least one component representing a relationship of at least a portion of the feature data to at least a portion of the guideline data. The guideline and feature data could pertain to a medical condition, such as diabetes, and the output device could output the diagram as a display or a printed diagram. | 04-16-2009 |