BARRY MARKMAN, MD
Radiology at Whitney Ranch Dr, Henderson, NV

2013011, May 9, 2013

Dec 26, 2012

13/726843

Dave Thomas - Wauconda IL, US
Barry Markman - Las Vegas NV, US

G06Q 30/02

705 1463

A vehicle to vehicle warning system comprises a transmitter associated with a primary vehicle alerting one or more secondary vehicles of its proximity through a receiver. The transmitter may emit a radio frequency signal which activates radio frequency receivers in surrounding vehicles. When in appropriate proximity, the signal is configured to initiate a warning at the secondary vehicle, such as light from a light-emitting device or sound from a sound-generating device. In another form, the primary vehicle includes a passive transmitter and the secondary vehicle includes a multi-frequency resonance tag/circuit having distinct frequencies for detection and discrimination. The passive transmitter creates electromagnetic waves which are generated as it passes by the secondary vehicle housing the multi-frequency resonance tag, setting off the secondary vehicle alarm system.

2007029, Dec 27, 2007

Jun 20, 2007

11/820847

Dave Thomas - Wauconda IL, US
Barry Markman - Las Vegas NV, US

G08G 1/00

340902

A vehicle to vehicle warning system comprises a transmitter associated with a primary vehicle alerting one or more secondary vehicles of its proximity through a receiver. The transmitter may emit a radio frequency signal which activates radio frequency receivers in surrounding vehicles. When in appropriate proximity, the signal is configured to initiate a warning at the secondary vehicle, such as light from a light-emitting device or sound from a sound-generating device. In another form, the primary vehicle includes a passive transmitter and the secondary vehicle includes a multi-frequency resonance tag/circuit having distinct frequencies for detection and discrimination. The passive transmitter creates electromagnetic waves which are generated as it passes by the secondary vehicle housing the multi-frequency resonance tag, setting off the secondary vehicle alarm system. This warning signal can be incorporated into the vehicles existing radio/warning light system and/or as a separate device. This invention provides a low cost simple device to provide a vehicle to vehicle warning system.

5643308, Jul 1, 1997

Feb 28, 1995

8/395455

Barry Stephen Markman - Las Vegas NV

A61B 1700

606187

A method and apparatus for forming multiple cavities in the tissue of a patient into which hair transplant grafts are placed is disclosed. In one form, the apparatus is a cartridge comprising a housing, a guide, and a depressor. The guide comprises a plurality of dilator accepting passages located in the housing or in a template in the housing. The depressor is a plate or actuated plunger located at a first end of the dilators which, when depressed, forces the dilators from the guide into tissue of a patient. In a second form, the apparatus comprises mating male and female templates. The male template includes a number of downwardly extending spikes for engagement with a number of downwardly extending hollow guides on the female template. The spikes of the engaging male and female templates are pressed into the tissue and the male template is removed, leaving cavities formed by the hollow guides of the female template, into which hair grafts are located.

2008012, May 29, 2008

Jan 16, 2008

12/009180

Barry S. Markman - Las Vegas NV, US

G06Q 40/00, G06Q 50/00

705 2, 705 4

A method and system are provided for determining whether to issue insurance coverage for one or more specific events, such as a specific surgical event or diagnostic procedure. The method and system include consideration of a variety of risk criteria associated with the event or procedure, as well as policy coverage components. Preferably, old and new risk data is utilized to determine posterior possibilities for events associated with the event or procedure. Risk data is utilized to determine whether to issue policies, and to determined policy coverage where policies are to be issued, so as to minimize premiums to the insured and maximize profits to the company.

2013025, Sep 26, 2013

May 19, 2013

13/897419

Barry S. Markman - Las Vegas NV, US

G06Q 40/08

705 4

A method and system are provided for determining whether to issue insurance coverage for one or more specific events, such as a specific surgical event or diagnostic procedure. The method and system include consideration of a variety of risk criteria associated with the event or procedure, as well as policy coverage components. Preferably, old and new risk data is utilized to determine posterior possibilities for events associated with the event or procedure. Risk data is utilized to determine whether to issue policies, and to determined policy coverage where policies are to be issued, so as to minimize premiums to the insured and maximize profits to the company.

2004026, Dec 30, 2004

Jun 28, 2004

10/879651

Barry Markman - Las Vegas NV, US

G06F017/60

705/004000, 705/002000

A method and system are provided for determining whether to issue insurance coverage for one or more specific events, such as a specific surgical event or diagnostic procedure. The method and system include consideration of a variety of risk criteria associated with the event or procedure, as well as policy coverage components. Preferably, old and new risk data is utilized to determine posterior possibilities for events associated with the event or procedure. Risk data is utilized to determine whether to issue policies, and to determined policy coverage where policies are to be issued, so as to minimize premiums to the insured and maximize profits to the company.

6110189, Aug 29, 2000

Feb 5, 1999

9/245282

Barry S. Markman - Las Vegas NV

A61B 1734

606187

A device and method for implanting hair grafts into a patient's scalp is disclosed. The device includes guides, each having an internal passage, which extend downwardly from a base. Spikes extend downwardly from a depressor which is movable with respect to the guides and base. The spikes are movable within a corresponding guide passage to a position where each spike and guide cooperate to dilate a cavity in the scalp. In addition, each spike is movable to engage a hair graft and push the hair graft through the guide into the cavity in the scalp.

6056736, May 2, 2000

Oct 29, 1998

9/183000

Barry S. Markman - Las Vegas NV

A61B 1700

606 1

A device and method are provided for loading harvested hair grafts into a cartridge which includes a fixture to hold the cartridge receiving the grafts. A vacuum source imposes a differential pressure across the cartridge to urge grafts into the openings of the cartridge. A blocking template has at least one provided to register the openings to prevent the grafts received from exiting the openings due to the differential pressure.