ABBAS M HUSAIN
Medical Practice in Echelon, NJ

6681410, Jan 27, 2004

Aug 2, 2002

10/211921

Abbas M. Husain - Voorhees NJ 08043

E03D 1100

4254, D6349, 29742339, 29742344

A toilet footrest to enable a toilet user to raise his or her feet to an elevation above floor level to facilitate defecation. The footrest comprises a vertical member and horizontal members placed at horizontally opposed locations along the vertical member. The toilet footrest with bar may be used with or without a base and may also comprise holes having the same cross-sectional area and shape as the horizontal members and placed at horizontally opposed locations along the length of the vertical member. The base of the toilet footrest with bar may also be “U”-shaped to permit easy storage at the base of the toilet. This embodiment permits the user to vary the location of the horizontal members along the vertical member thereby permitting the user to vary the elevation of his/her feet.

6027026, Feb 22, 2000

Sep 18, 1997

8/933071

Abbas M. Husain - Voorhees NJ
Arch Luther - Merchantville NJ

G06K 500

235487

The present invention is an apparatus to facilitate the correlation and retrieval of notes of a meeting or transaction taken on paper by conventional handwriting or typing with the sound recording of the same transaction or meeting. The device comprises multiple pick-up and control units which transmit sound and a unique bar code identifier through a control device to a computer where the sound transmission is recorded and stored. A removable medium recorder is also provided to provide storage in the event that the storage capabilities of the computer are exceeded. The computer will not accept data for recording until the unique identifying bar code or other identification device is detected. After recording, the data is maintained in the memory of the computer or some other electronically accessible medium. Thereafter when it is necessary to correlate the notes of the meeting or transaction with the recording of that same meeting or transaction, the unique bar code which was imprinted on the paper on which the notes of the meeting or transaction were recorded is used to locate and retrieve from the computer the recording of the meeting or transaction.

5867831, Feb 9, 1999

Apr 28, 1997

8/847942

Abbas M. Husain - Voorhees NJ

A41D 1900

21617

The present invention is a device to enable a physician to accurately measure masses encountered during rectal, pelvic, surgical or other internal examinations where the examiner cannot see the objects but must judge their size by only palpitation. The device comprises a one-piece tight fitting glove of thin elastic impervious material with four fingers and a thumb with palpable markings located on one or more fingers of the glove. The markings are spaced at intervals of known length between the interphalangeal joint and the tips of one or more fingers on the pad or palm side, and can be felt on the inside of the glove such that the physician can accurately measure masses which he or she is able to feel but cannot observe.

6011481, Jan 4, 2000

Oct 21, 1998

9/176655

Arch Luther - Jenner CA
Abbas M. Husain - Voorhees NJ

G08B 2100

3406861

The present invention is an improvement over existing walking canes to be used by people with physical impairments that require them to have additional support while walking. The present invention provides a means by which an imbalance in the weight distribution among the multiple legs of the cane is sensed and transmitted to the user. The walking cane with sensors comprises a handle, a vertical shaft and multiple legs or feet. Each of the legs is equipped with electronic stress or load sensors which are coupled to an electronic processing module. The processing module evaluates the input from the cane legs and activates a warning to the user in the event that the load sensors on the legs detect a load distribution indicative of an approaching unstable situation. The user can then stop and probe with the cane until a stable position is found.

2014005, Mar 6, 2014

Nov 6, 2013

14/073789

Abbas M. Husain - Voorhees NJ, US

A41D 19/00

2160

A indicator glove with cleaning portion has a glove with a thumb portion having a cleaning portion disposed thereon. The cleaning portion is made of raised nubs that allow the user to clean by swiping across the desired area. An index finger portion is provided with a plurality if visual and/or tactile indicators which allow the user to see and/or feel the markings. When a contaminant such as blood obscures the visual indicators, the user swipes across the contaminant to clean it. The index finger portion may also have a cleaning portion disposed on it to further aid in cleaning. For surgical uses, the gloves are made of latex, nitrile or other suitable material. Other uses may require other materials such as plastic, rubber, leather or other suitable material.

5801809, Sep 1, 1998

Nov 6, 1996

8/743701

Abbas M. Husain - Voorhees NJ

A61B 302

351239

The present invention is an improvement over existing methods of testing a patient for color perception. The present invention provides a means by which color perception can be tested at the same time that visual acuity is measured. The eye chart with color vision screening comprises a chart which displays objects of progressively smaller sizes with the larger sized objects being displayed in color in order that color perception can be measured and with the smaller objects displayed black on the white background in order that the chart's effectiveness as a tool for measuring visual acuity is not reduced.

2013005, Mar 7, 2013

Oct 10, 2012

13/649042

Abbas M. Husain - Voorhees NJ, US

A41D 13/05

2468

A neck protection collar for protecting the neck of a user has a collar portion that substantially wraps, supports and surrounds the neck of a user. A neck protection portion extends up a rearward portion of the collar to protect the neck and part of the cranium and is substantially covered with a hook and loop fastener portion. A complimentary hook and loop portion is disposed on the inside portion of a helmet to allow the neck protection collar to be removably attached therein. The hook and loop portion substantially covers most of the neck protection portion to provide enhanced structural stability to the neck and spine of the user. This protects the user from impact, shear and compression forces that cause serious damage. The neck protection collar is made from energy absorbing materials such as high density foam or memory foam.

D453965, Feb 26, 2002

Oct 17, 2000

29/131273

Abbas M. Husain - Voorhees NJ 08043

2402

D24140, D291171, D2617

2010019, Aug 5, 2010

Feb 4, 2010

12/700586

Abbas M. Husain - Voorhees NJ, US

A41D 13/00

2468

A neck protection collar for protecting the neck of a user has a collar portion that substantially wraps around the neck of a user. A neck protection portion extends up a rearward portion of the collar to protect the neck and part of the cranium. In one embodiment, a chamber is disposed along a portion of the neck protection collar and is filled with an energy absorbing fluid that distributes the force applied during an impact so that injuries are reduced. In another embodiment, a plurality of chambers are filled with the energy absorbing fluid are used to provide the energy absorbing function. The fluid is an energy absorbing gel or liquid. In one embodiment, the chambers are filled with a gas such as air. A fastener is disposed along an upper portion of the neck protection portion to attach to a helmet.

D676219, Feb 19, 2013

Dec 15, 2011

29/408718

Abbas M Husain - Voorhees NJ, US

0206

D 2617