Alan Ellman

Title: Alan Ellman: Electrosurgical System Inventor

Introduction

Alan Ellman is an inventor associated with Baldwin, New York, United States. His patent work includes an electrosurgical system designed for surface tissue treatment.

Latest Patents

Ellman is credited with 1 patent: “Electrosurgical System for Surface Tissue Treatment.” The invention describes a handpiece with a mounting channel and an electrical contact, together with an electrode arrangement that fits into the channel. Its mounting shaft connects to an active electrode end and can deliver radio-frequency energy when electrically engaged with the contact and the handpiece is energized. At least one edge of the active electrode end includes a visual indicator of treatment depth.

Career Highlights

The patent highlights Ellman’s work on an electrosurgical instrument that combines energy delivery with a visual cue intended to indicate treatment depth. The available information identifies this invention but does not provide further details about his career or professional history.

Collaborations

Spencer Ellman and Scott Goldsmith are identified as some of Alan Ellman’s coworkers. The available information does not specify their roles in the patent or their contributions to the invention.

Conclusion

Alan Ellman’s recorded patent concerns an electrosurgical system for surface tissue treatment, featuring an electrode design with a visual treatment-depth indicator.