Christopher D Brooks

Address:

6734 64 Ter E, Bradenton, FL 34203

VIN:

3VWRL7AJ1AM043272

Make:

VOLKSWAGEN

Model:

JETTA

Year:

2010

US Patent:

D558340, Dec 25, 2007

Filed:

Jan 24, 2007

Appl. No.:

29/276370

Inventors:

Mark N. Hochman - Great Neck NY, US
Donald Lamond - Haworth NJ, US
Christopher Brooks - Glen Head NY, US

Assignee:

Milestone Scientific, Inc. - Livingston NJ

International Classification:

2402

US Classification:

D24130

US Patent:

20070032860, Feb 8, 2007

Filed:

Oct 16, 2006

Appl. No.:

11/581645

Inventors:

Christopher Brooks - Glen Head NY, US
Brendan McCrea - Manchester MO, US
Scott Randall - Mesa AZ, US
Donald Van Royen - New York NY, US

International Classification:

A61F 2/06

US Classification:

623001230

Abstract:

A delivery system including an inner catheter with a reinforcing element and an outer catheter having a proximal end attached to a movable member. An abutment element may be attached to a distal end of the reinforcing element, configured to engage an implantable device disposed between the inner catheter and the outer catheter.

US Patent:

55906966, Jan 7, 1997

Filed:

Jul 14, 1994

Appl. No.:

8/274861

Inventors:

Matthew L. Phillips - N. Easton MA
Bert D. Heinzelman - Tenafly NJ
Paul J. Mulhauser - New York NY
David R. Schiff - Highland Park NJ
Christopher Brooks - Glen Head NY
Stanley H. Remiszewski - Bolton MA

Assignee:

Reebok International Ltd. - Stoughton MA

International Classification:

B65B 3100

US Classification:

141 47

Abstract:

The present invention is an inflation system utilizing an inflation device and an adaptor therefor. The inflation device includes a cylindrical housing which receives a pressurized cartridge of gas, a head unit, and a nozzle. The head unit of the device includes structure for creating and delivering a metered bolus of gas per each actuation of the device. The device audibly indicates to the user when a single bolus of gas has been successfully delivered to an inflatable bladder. In another aspect of the invention, an elastomeric inflation port which serves as an adaptor for connecting the inflation device of the invention to an inflatable bladder is provided. The inflation port of the invention may also function as a fluid release mechanism to vent fluid from the bladder.

US Patent:

53885724, Feb 14, 1995

Filed:

Oct 26, 1993

Appl. No.:

8/143182

Inventors:

Paul Mulhauser - New York NY
Jeffrey Karg - Waldwick NY
Thomas Foxen - Brooklyn NY
Christopher J. Brooks - Glen Head NY

Assignee:

Tenax Corporation (a Connecticut Corp.) - Danbury CT

International Classification:

A61M 1500
A61M 1600
B05D 714
B05D 8306

US Classification:

12820315

Abstract:

A dry powder inhalator for delivering a precise dose of a medicament contains a mesh disc impregnated with a series of spaced, medicament doses about the disc periphery. The inhalator is armed by manually retracting a finger pull extending downwardly from the bottom of the inhalator housing or rotating the bottom of the housing. The user inserts a mouthpiece on the housing into the mouth and inhales. This causes a chamber in the housing under a diaphragm to evacuate, thereby pulling the diaphragm down onto a knock out lever. The pivoting of the lever enables release of a piston into a cylinder which first compresses, and then dispenses a reduced volume of air at high pressure in a burst up through the medicament disc. When the burst of air hits the impregnated disc, the dose is forced out of the mesh's interstices, producing a cloud of the drug in its powdered form, which is inhaled by the user.

US Patent:

48503550, Jul 25, 1989

Filed:

Apr 6, 1987

Appl. No.:

7/035074

Inventors:

Christopher J. Brooks - Glen Cove NY
Jeffrey A. Stein - Milford CT
Paul J. Mulhauser - New York NY

Assignee:

Richard-Allan Medical Industries, Inc. - Richland MI

International Classification:

A61B 1712

US Classification:

128325

Abstract:

The present invention relates to an apparatus for applying hemostatic or ligating clips. The apparatus is provided with a unitary chassis on which all other components are attached. A clip housing is disposed at the forward end of the apparatus and stores a plurality of abuttingly arranged forward facing clips that are fed one at a time to the jaws. Upon closure of the handles, the jaws are drawn rearwardly into the apparatus and cammed closed to deform a clip positioned between the jaws. Upon release of the handles, the apparatus returns to its unactuated position and advances a clip to the jaws. The apparatus includes a lockout member to prevent actuation of the apparatus while a clip is in transition from the clip housing to the jaws.

US Patent:

54566649, Oct 10, 1995

Filed:

Nov 14, 1994

Appl. No.:

8/339451

Inventors:

Bert D. Heinzelman - Tenafly NJ
Christopher J. Brooks - Glen Head NY

Assignee:

EP Technologies, Inc. - Sunnyvale CA

International Classification:

A61M 3700

US Classification:

604 95

Abstract:

The invention provides an improved catheter steering mechanism for pulling a first catheter steering wire while simultaneously allowing a second catheter steering wire to remain static, and vice versa. The mechanism includes at least one rotatable gear and means, such as a rotatable knob, for manually rotating the gear. A first linearly slidable toothed rack is attached to the proximal end of one steering wire, and a second linearly slidable toothed rack is attached to the proximal end of the other steering wire. A toothed gear rotatable by rotation of the knob engages each of the toothed racks to move them linearly in opposite directions in response to rotation of said gear. Preferably three intermeshing gears are used so that movements of the racks are in the same direction as the rotation of the knob. Preferably the steering wires are connected to the racks by connections that transfer tension as the racks move away from the wires but allow the wires to remain static, when the rack moves toward its associated wire.

US Patent:

6221053, Apr 24, 2001

Filed:

Feb 20, 1998

Appl. No.:

9/026938

Inventors:

Daniel A. Walters - Rockaway Township NJ
Christopher J. Brooks - Glen Head NY
Diego Y. Fontayne - Teaneck NJ

Assignee:

Becton, Dickinson and Company - Franklin Lakes NJ

International Classification:

A61M 500

US Classification:

604211

Abstract:

A medication delivery pen having a repeat-dose feature that limits motion of the dose control mechanism using an adjustable repeat-dose stop on the dose knob. In addition, the medication delivery pen also provides the user a simple mechanism for setting and correcting the dose and a drive mechanism that makes the dispensing operation as easy as possible requiring as little force as necessary.

US Patent:

53123808, May 17, 1994

Filed:

Sep 25, 1992

Appl. No.:

7/951353

Inventors:

Paul G. Alchas - Wayne NJ
Frank A. Augello - Cedar Knolls NJ
Christopher J. Brooks - Glen Cove NY
Tony A. Cutshall - Boonton NJ
Joseph A. DiPisa - Wyckoff NJ
Stuart K. Williams - Wilmington DE
Jonathan B. Gabel - Clifton NJ
Paul J. Mulhauser - New York NY
Wes Prais - Hewitt NJ
Bruce E. Jarrell - Philadelphia PA
Deborah G. Rose - Warrington PA

Assignee:

Thomas Jefferson University - Philadelphia PA
Becton Dickinson and Company - Franklin Lakes NJ

International Classification:

A61J 100
A61M 100

US Classification:

604319

Abstract:

The invention is an endothelial cell procurement and deposition kit for collecting fat from a patient, processing said fat to produce an endothelial cell deposition product, and depositing said product on the surface of a graft, all under sterile conditions established and maintained within the components of said kit comprised of: fat collection means for collecting subcutaneous fat from a patient; digestion means connectable to said fat collection means to maintain sterility during reception of said fat and for retaining said fat under sterile conditions during rinsing and digestion to produce a digested product; endothelial cell isolation means connectable to said digestion means for maintaining sterile conditions during reception of said digested product and for separating and isolating microvessel endothelial cells from said digested product to produce an endothelial cell product; cell deposition means connectable to said isolation means for maintaining sterile conditions during reception of said endothelial cell product and for depositing said cells on the surface of a graft to be implanted in a patient and facilitating implantation of said endothelial graft into a patient.