DR. BARRY L FARKAS, MD, MPH, FAAFP
Osteopathic Medicine at Lincoln Way, Mckeesport, PA

License number

Pennsylvania MD 021880E

Personal information

See more information about BARRY L FARKAS at radaris.com

Name

Address

Phone

Barry Farkas, age 74

5417 Plainfield Ave, Pittsburgh, PA 15217

Barry Farkas

6967 Pany Dr, Northampton, PA 18067

(610) 357-2590

Barry L Farkas, age 59

6967 Pany Dr, Northampton, PA 18067

(610) 261-9134

Barry L Farkas, age 59

280 Powder Mill Ln, Emmaus, PA 18049

(610) 966-7218

Barry L Farkas, age 59

2 Covington Pl, Catasauqua, PA 18032

(610) 821-0756

Professional information

See more information about BARRY L FARKAS at trustoria.com

Dr. Barry L Farkas, McKeesport PA - MD (Doctor of Medicine)

Specialties:

Geriatric Medicine

Address:

FAMILY MEDICINE ASSOCIATES
1432 Lincoln Way SUITE 101, Mckeesport 15131
(412) 672-3633 (Phone), (412) 672-3810 (Fax)

Certifications:

Family Practice, 1993, Geriatric Medicine, 2007

Awards:

Healthgrades Honor Roll

Languages:

English

Hospitals:

FAMILY MEDICINE ASSOCIATES
1432 Lincoln Way SUITE 101, Mckeesport 15131
Upmc McKeesport
1500 5Th Ave, Mckeesport 15132

Education:

Medical School
University of Pittsburgh / Main Campus
Graduated: 1977
McKeesport Hosp

Independent Hospital &Amp; Health Care Professional

Location:

Greater Pittsburgh Area

Industry:

Hospital & Health Care

Non-Invasive Female Urine Collection Device

US Patent:

5267988, Dec 7, 1993

Filed:

Nov 25, 1992

Appl. No.:

7/981786

Inventors:

Barry L. Farkas - Pittsburgh PA

International Classification:

A61F 544, A61B 500, B65D 8100, A47K 1100

US Classification:

604329

Abstract:

A non-invasive female urine collection device includes an elongated pad adapted to be positioned comfortably between the legs of a female patient and against the patient's perineal area. The pad includes a flat, planar base having an outlet extending between an inner surface and an outer surface thereof. A flexible membrane is positioned above the inner surface of the base and has an outer circumferential edge attached to the base, preferably along an outer edge of the base. The flexible membrane has an inner circumferential edge which defines an open area therein, with the inner circumferential edge of the flexible membrane surrounding the outlet, preferably immediately adjacent the outlet, and attached to the inner surface of the base. The inner circumferential edge and outer circumferential edge of the flexible membrane are spaced apart from each other that a chamber is formed between the flexible membrane and the base. The chamber can be inflated and form a comfortable cushion when the flexible membrane is positioned against a patient's perineal area.