Antonio G Blanco
Radiology at 108 Ter, Miami, FL
License number
Florida 14379
Effective Date
Mar 16, 2015
Expiration Date
Feb 28, 2019
Category
Health Care
Type
Radiologic Technology
Address
Address
10560 SW 108Th Ter, Miami, FL 33176
Phone
(305) 510-5913
Professional information
Arterial Anchor Bandage
US Patent:
4633863, Jan 6, 1987
Filed:
Sep 27, 1985
Appl. No.:
6/780815
Inventors:
Chester P. Filips - Miami FL
Antonio G. Blanco - Miami FL
Antonio G. Blanco - Miami FL
International Classification:
A61L 1500
US Classification:
128165
Abstract:
An arterial anchor bandage has a transparent bulbous shield which protrudes above a tri-lobed outer covering layer. The bulbous shield has an opening sized to receive the tube from an arterial catheter and has a generally elliptical cross section. A flange at the bottom of the shield prevents the shield from cutting into the skin of the patient. An absorbent layer between the shield and the skin surface provides a wicking function to remove fluids from the area where the arterial catheter enters the patient. A protective sheet covers an adhesive surface of the outer covering layer so that the arterial anchor bandage can be applied as a unit assembly once the catheter has been inserted. Various features of the structure permit its application very close to joints in a patient's anatomy.
Senior Systems Analyst At Miami Dade College
Position:
Senior Systems Analyst at Miami Dade College
Location:
Miami/Fort Lauderdale Area
Industry:
Oil & Energy
Work:
Miami Dade College
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Senior Systems Analyst
Education:
Florida Career College 2000 - 2004
Mattress
US Patent:
4665574, May 19, 1987
Filed:
Sep 27, 1985
Appl. No.:
6/780816
Inventors:
Chester P. Filips - Miami FL
Antonio G. Blanco - Miami FL
Antonio G. Blanco - Miami FL
International Classification:
A47C 2700, G03B 4202
US Classification:
5462
Abstract:
A hospital mattress assembly includes a radiolucent assembly that permits radiographic examination of a patient without disturbing or moving the patient any significant amount. The radiolucent assembly has a window disposed symmetrically between the sides of the mattress and is located under the torso of a patient. The radiolucent assembly provides enhanced spinal support for the patient while also providing an inexpensive apparatus for conducting radiographic examination of critical patients.