Beth Israel Hospital Assoc.

The Beth Israel Hospital Association

John D Hogan

Ducksoo Kim

An apparatus for making spin art is provided. In the apparatus, a spinnable platen is conformed for removably supporting a substrate, a stroboscope is arranged for flash illumination of a substrate mounted on the spinnable platen, and at least one laser pointer is cooperatively configured with a pigment depositor such that in operation, the pointer illuminates the substrate portion that is user-selected for deposition of pigment material by the pigment depositor.

Strobe spin art

The present invention is an in-vivo methodology for repairing a ruptured or fragmented segment of a pre-existing therapeutic appliance which has been previously surgically positioned or implanted within the body of a living human. The repair methodology provides for specific apparatus and techniques using a guiding catheter and deformable, thermoelastic shape-memory alloy rods in order to access and repair the flawed or failing therapeutic appliance in place. The repair methodology thus eliminates the need for surgical excision procedures and avoids the requirement for replacement substitute units in order to alleviate and solve the problem of having a flawed therapeutic appliance in-vivo.

In-vivo method for repairing a ruptured segment of a therapeutic

The present invention provides a closed, fluid-modulating receiving system for the conveyance, modulation, and collection of fluid matter from its source. The receiving system may be employed under both in vivo and inanimate use conditions for the collection and disposal of fluids which may be infectious, hazardous, or toxic in and of themselves.

Closed, fluid-modulating receiving system for the conveyance,

The present invention provides a closed, fluid-modulating receiving system for the conveyance, modulation and collection of fluid matter from its source. The receiving system may be employed under both in vivo and inanimate use conditions for the collection and disposal of fluids which may be infectious, hazardous, or toxic in and of themselves.

The present invention provides a one-piece, open-seam garment which encompasses the head, covers and conforms to the body and limbs of the wearer, and provides on-demand access to one portion of the covered body and limbs without uncovering the remainder of the body and legs. When worn, the garment provides privacy and protection for the person unlike the conventionally used johnnies and hospital gowns conventionally worn during physical examination or medical treatment in the physician's office or clinic.

One piece, open seam wrapping garment for covering and uncovering the

A disposable, self-enveloping and self-containing on-demand superabsorbent composite is provided which is easily transportable, durable, and can be prepared in both sterile and non-sterile formats. The disposable composite provides a fluid absorbing capacity via fibers able to absorb not less than 15 times their own weight in fluid and preferably are able to absorb at least 50 times their own weight in fluid and other liquid wastes. The composite can be prepared in various formats and styles for use in both hospitals, ambulances, emergency medical personnel, and by morticians and funeral directors as well.

Disposable, self-enveloping and self-containing on-demand,

A portable superabsorbent personnel stretcher and exactable on-demand isolation tent article is provided which is easily transportable, durable, and can be prepared in both sterile and non-sterile formats. The combination superabsorbent stretcher and isolation tent provides a fluid-absorbing capacity and capability via fibers able to absorb at least 15 times their own weight in fluid. The invention also provides portable means for erecting the collapsed isolation tent on-demand and portable means for transporting the combined stretcher and isolation tent in both collapsed and erected states.

Portable superabsorbant personnel stretcher and erectable on-demand

A portable and disposable, superabsorbent carrying container is provided which allows the user to obtain refrigeration on-demand for its contents. The container has a superabsorbent fibrous lining which absorbs not less than 15 times its own weight of fluids. In addition, the carrying container is able to provide refrigeration for the contents held within the internal volume of the container without the need for large mechanical refrigeration units or the use of previously frozen ice packs and the like.

Portable, superabsorbent carrying container able to provide

An isolation, sterilization and maximum observation (ISMO) tent for the isolation of a corpse during a medical procedure and to contain matter spilling from the corpse. The ISMO tent includes a frame and a form fitted translucent sheet supported by the frame, and will preferably have a continuous elastic band secured to the bottom edge of the sheet and an absorbent material, treated with disinfectant, in close proximity thereto to prevent spillage of infectious material.

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Gloucester, MA, United States of America

John D Hogan