CARLOS RAUL RODRIGUEZ, JR
Pilots at 56 Dr, Pompano Beach, FL
License number
Florida A4850967
Issued Date
Jun 2016
Expiration Date
Jun 2018
Category
Airmen
Type
Authorized Aircraft Instructor
Address
Address
11560 NW 56Th Dr APT 101, Pompano Beach, FL 33076
Professional information
Carlos Rodriguez - Coral Springs, FL
Work:
T-Mobile - Fort Lauderdale, FL
Customer Service and Sales Florida Atlantic University - Davie, FL
Computer Lab Attendant Best Buy - Plantation, FL
Customer Service/Digital Camera Sales Blockbuster Video - Margate, FL
Shift Leader
Customer Service and Sales Florida Atlantic University - Davie, FL
Computer Lab Attendant Best Buy - Plantation, FL
Customer Service/Digital Camera Sales Blockbuster Video - Margate, FL
Shift Leader
Education:
Broward College - Davie, FL
Networking Services Technology ITT Technical Institute - Davie, FL
Computer Network Systems Mount Olive College - Mount Olive, NC
Business Administration and Computer Information Systems Community College of the Air Force - Wichita Falls, TX
Certificate in Aircraft Maintenance Technology
Networking Services Technology ITT Technical Institute - Davie, FL
Computer Network Systems Mount Olive College - Mount Olive, NC
Business Administration and Computer Information Systems Community College of the Air Force - Wichita Falls, TX
Certificate in Aircraft Maintenance Technology
Vertebral Cavitation Surgical Tool
US Patent:
2012023, Sep 20, 2012
Filed:
Mar 15, 2012
Appl. No.:
13/421067
Inventors:
Carlos Rodriguez - Parkland FL, US
International Classification:
A61B 17/34
US Classification:
606185
Abstract:
The instant invention describes a surgical tool for providing cavitations, or void spots, within the interior of body regions. The surgical tool is constructed and arranged to penetrate almost all interior body regions in which formation of a cavity or void space is necessary for diagnostic or treatment purposes. The surgical tool comprises an insertable member receiving structure sized and shaped to receive one or more insertable devices. The interior lumen of the insertable member receiving structure allows the insertable device to slide and/or rotate relative to the insertable member receiving structure and vice versa. At least one insertable member is a cavity forming device which has a plurality of cavity forming members constructed and arranged with spring-like characteristics for traversing between a cavity forming position and a non-cavity forming position. Upon traversal back to the cavity forming position, the displacement members retain their cavity forming structural configurations.