ALLEN B KANTROWITZ, MD
Medical Practice in Miami, FL

2013010, May 2, 2013

Oct 26, 2011

13/281892

Allen B. Kantrowitz - Miami Beach FL, US
In Ki Mun - Nanuet NY, US

A41D 19/00

21617

A barrier protection device and dispensing system are provided in the form of a medical service or examination glove with sensory indicators that respond to contact with infectious agents or substances. The glove and dispensing system prevent transmission of infectious agents from a healthcare worker to a patient or vice versa.

6456684, Sep 24, 2002

Jul 20, 2000

09/620161

Inki Mun - Nanuet NY 10954
Allen B. Kantrowitz - Miami Beach FL 33141

A61B 604

378 20, 378 4, 378 15, 378206, 378209, 5600, 5601, 5611

A surgical scanning system includes a scanner supported on a carrier movable relative to an operating room table. The carrier engages a guide that is collinear with the long axis of an operating room table. The relative movement between an operating room table and a scanner along a guide decreases the likelihood of collision therebetween. The ability to collect a scan of a patient while on an operating room table increases the likelihood of a successful surgical outcome.

6199233, Mar 13, 2001

Mar 3, 2000

9/517644

Allen Kantrowitz - Miami Beach FL
In Ki Mun - Miami Beach FL
Charles E. Dinkler - Cincinnati OH

A61G 1312, A47C 2002

5601

An elongated patient support table [22] with a horizontal patient support surface has a contoured radiolucent table extension assembly [26, 126] connected thereto in cantilever fashion for supporting the head and upper torso of a patient [27]. An outer end of the extension assembly [26, 126] has a reduced width compared to the support table [22] to enable extendable movement of the radiolucent extension assembly [26, 126] into a scanning zone defined by a central opening [112] of a diagnostic unit such as a CT scanner [20]. The table extension assembly [26, 126] supports the patient [27] via an inboard radiolucent horseshoe headrest [32, 132] and an outer tool support [54, 122] for holding an outer stabilization device [66, 166] such as a radiolucent skull clamp [74, 174]. The combination of the support table [22] with the radiolucent table extension assembly [26, 126] and the inner and outer stabilization devices [32, 132, 66, 166] support the patient [27] in a desired position during successive scanning or surgical procedures. With an imaging system [24] operatively connected to the CT scanner [20], the table extension assembly [26, 126] permits a neurosurgeon to conveniently obtain updated images of the scanned region after performing a stereotactic operative procedure, thereby to immediately and easily determine if any follow-up procedures are necessary before closing up the surgical incision.

2013000, Jan 3, 2013

Mar 9, 2012

13/416546

Allen B. Kantrowitz - Miami FL, US
Chris Mortin - Beverly Hills MI, US

L-VAD Technology, Inc. - Detroit MI

A61M 25/04

604176

A device for reducing agent penetration at an insertion site is provided that has a porous inner sleeve fluidly connected to a conduit. A vacuum or hydrodynamic source is fluidly connected to the conduit. The device is stabilized by fibroblast in-growth and inhibits bacterial colonization.A device is also provided that has a conduit having a bore and an outer conduit surface. The outer conduit surface is optionally nanotextured to promote fibroblast adhesion and limit bacterial residency. A sleeve is provided in fluid communication with the bore of the conduit, and is formed from materials characterized by a pore matrix through which vacuum or hydrodynamic draw is achieved in a process to promote stabilization and reducing bacterial colonization by draw fluid from an area around the surrounding the site of the device. The sleeve optionally has a distal nanotextured surface.

8578519, Nov 12, 2013

Dec 3, 2010

12/959782

Allen B. Kantrowitz - Miami Beach FL, US
In Ki Mun - Nanuet NY, US

A41D 19/00

21617, 2168, 223111

A protective barrier, such as a medical examination glove is provided that includes a bracelet defining a plane with a cylinder attached to the bracelet at a first end. The cylinder is compressed into a compressed conformation in the plane without rolling about the bracelet. When the barrier is a glove, three fenestrated caps are provided, each such cap attached to the cylinder at different locations along the length of the cylinder when said first cylinder is in an extended conformation. Multiple finger cylinders are each attached to the cylinder at a location of a fenestrated cap, the finger cylinders each having an end cap. The first cylinder and the finger cylinders each compressed into a compressed conformation in the plane such that each of the caps forms a portion of the surface of the plane.

2013013, May 23, 2013

Nov 9, 2010

13/508923

Allen B. Kantrowitz - Miami FL, US
Chris Mortis - Beverly Hills MI, US

L-Vad Technology, Inc. - Detroit MI

A61M 1/10

600 18

A cardiac assist device is provided that can be deployed in any region of the aorta by minimally invasive techniques by the way of an inventive fastener that affixes the device to the aorta wall at the site of an aortonomy. The devices and methods described herein allow for improved patient outcome.

6003174, Dec 21, 1999

Sep 3, 1997

8/922969

Allen Kantrowitz - Miami Beach FL
In Ki Mun - Miami Beach FL
Charles E. Dinkler - Cincinnati OH

A61G 1312, A47G 2002

5601

An elongated patient support table with a horizontal patient support surface is provided with a radiolucent table extension connected thereto in cantilever fashion for supporting the head and upper torso of a patient. The outer end of the extension has a reduced width compared to the support table to enable extendable movement of the radiolucent extension into a scanning zone of a diagnostic unit such as a CT scanner. The table extension has at its outer end a tool support for supporting and stabilizing medical instruments, and the table extension is tiltable above and below the horizontal. The combination of the support table with the radiolucent table extension supports the patient in a desired posture for an operative procedure both during the scanning and surgical procedures.

6857778, Feb 22, 2005

Aug 22, 2002

10/226276

Inki Mun - Nanuet NY, US
Allen B. Kantrowitz - Miami Beach FL, US

A61B006/08

378206, 378 20, 378209, 5601

A surgical scanning system includes a scanner supported on a carrier movable relative to an operating room table. The carrier engages a guide that is collinear with the long axis of an operating room table. The relative movement between an operating room table and a scanner along a guide decreases the likelihood of collision therebetween. The ability to collect a scan of a patient while on an operating room table increases the likelihood of a successful surgical outcome.