DR. BRANDEN DOUGLAS ROSENHAN, M.D.
Osteopathic Medicine at 3900, Salt Lake City, UT

8465512, Jun 18, 2013

Apr 5, 2011

13/080367

Branden D. Rosenhan - Salt Lake City UT, US

A61B 17/32

606167

A sheath for use with a scalpel cutting device including a sheath body configured to cover a scalpel blade at a distal end of a scalpel cutting device. The sheath advantageously may include a plurality of slots formed therein. Providing two or more slots provides additional functionality and/or ease of manufacturing. A single sheath configuration including a plurality of slots (e. g. , two) may be manufactured so as to be used with scalpels including somewhat different blade configurations (e. g. , which may require a slightly different slot location). Such a universal sheath allows a single sheath design to be used with multiple scalpels, easing manufacture and reducing costs. In addition, depending on the particular location of the slots and the configuration of the scalpel blade, the different slots may each intersect the scalpel blade and provide different characteristics for cutting a suture.

2013028, Oct 24, 2013

Jun 18, 2013

13/921054

Branden D. Rosenhan - Salt Lake City UT, US

A61B 17/04

606138

A sheath for use with a scalpel cutting device including a sheath body configured to cover a scalpel blade at a distal end of a scalpel cutting device. The sheath advantageously includes a slot formed therein that extends from a first end at an edge of the sheath body to a second end adjacent the scalpel blade so that the slot intersects the blade and the blade is exposed only within the second end of the slot. The slot is configured such that an angle between a guiding side wall of the slot and the scalpel blade at the point of intersection is greater than 105° and less than 180°. In another embodiment, the ratio of the length of the shortest side wall to slot width is at least 2.

2013000, Jan 3, 2013

Jul 2, 2012

13/540273

Branden D. Rosenhan - Salt Lake City UT, US
Taylor Bench - Salt Lake City UT, US
Luke T. Behrmann - Salt Lake City UT, US

The University of Utah - Salt Lake City UT

H04M 1/00, H04B 1/38

455557

The present invention provides an ergonomically designed smartphone handle mount device that attaches and secures itself to a smartphone to facilitate operation of video recording. The device includes a grippable handle portion, mount structure for securing a smartphone, controls for controlling recording and/or zooming, and an electronic connection interface for providing electronic communication between the controls of the handle mount device and the smartphone. The device provides a quick and convenient way to take advantage of the increasingly high resolution capabilities of smartphones and may completely eliminate the need for other camcorder devices for many users. The recording, zooming, or other buttons or controls may be within easy reach of the user's fingers when gripping the handle portion of the device.

2012016, Jun 28, 2012

Dec 23, 2010

12/978180

Branden D. Rosenhan - Salt Lake City UT, US

A61B 17/10

606138

A sheath for use with a scalpel cutting device including a sheath body configured to cover a scalpel blade at a distal end of a scalpel cutting device. The sheath advantageously includes a slot formed therein that extends from a first end at an edge of the sheath body to a second end adjacent the scalpel blade so that the slot intersects the blade and the blade is exposed only within the second end of the slot. The slot is configured such that an angle between a guiding side wall of the slot and the scalpel blade at the point of intersection is greater than 105° and less than 180°. In another embodiment, the ratio of the length of the shortest side wall to slot width is at least 2.

2013027, Oct 24, 2013

Apr 2, 2013

13/855393

BRANDEN D. ROSENHAN - Salt Lake City UT, US

Tech Swerve LLC - Salt Lake City UT

A61B 19/00

1510494

A scrub brush for cleaning arms, hands, and fingernails includes a reservoir for applying an antiseptic or cleaning composition and first and second groups of bristles having different relative flexibilities. The reservoir can be an absorbent open-foam material capable of absorbing and holding a liquid cleaning composition. The first bristles are designed to gently cleanse skin surfaces without scratching, gouging, scraping or otherwise damaging skin. The second bristles are more rigid than the first bristles to more aggressively scrub dirt, microbes or other foreign debris from gaps underneath fingernails. A finger alignment guide adjacent to the stiffer bristles maintains proper alignment between fingernails and the stiffer bristles so that the bristles enter gaps underneath the fingernails when the fingers are moved in a back and forth motion.