CHUN LIM ABBOTT
Real Estate Commission in Pittsburgh, PA

6589216, Jul 8, 2003

Feb 20, 2002

10/077256

Chun Lim Abbott - Pittsburgh PA
Dominic C. Abbott - Pittsburgh PA
John L. Moss - Monroeville PA

Abbott Research Group, Inc. - Pittsburgh PA

A61M 3100

604279, 604257, 604259, 604515

A vaginal douche comprises a vaginal douche applicator for introduction in the vaginal canal and a source or supply of douching fluid connected with the vaginal douche applicator. The vaginal douche applicator comprises an applicator body, a head joined to the applicator body and an internal passage for being supplied with douching fluid. Rearward discharge holes and forward discharge holes in the head communicate with the passage and discharge douching fluid into the vaginal canal. The rearward discharge holes face proximally toward the applicator body, and the forward discharge holes face distally and outwardly from the head at an angle. Douching fluid discharged into the vaginal canal is directed proximally along a plurality of external head channels of the head toward a plurality of external body channels of the applicator body. Douching fluid is directed proximally along the body channels toward the vaginal opening for exit from the vaginal canal. The vaginal douche and vaginal douche applicator are used in a method of vaginal douching.

6190365, Feb 20, 2001

Jun 21, 1999

9/336724

Chun Lim Abbott - Pittsburgh PA
Dominic C. Abbott - Pittsburgh PA

A61N 3100

604279

A vaginal douche applicator includes an applicator body for positioning in the vaginal canal and comprising an elongate body portion and a tip disposed at a distal end of the body portion. The body portion has an open proximal end for being coupled with a source of a douching fluid that includes water, and the tip defines a closed distal end for the applicator body. The applicator body has a fluid passage therein communicating with the open proximal end for receiving the douching fluid from the source. A plurality of discharge holes are formed in the applicator body in communication with the fluid passage by which the douching fluid is discharged from the fluid passage into the vaginal canal. The body portion has an external surface of stainless steel for contacting vaginal tissue whereby vaginal odors are neutralized due to contact of the tissue with the stainless steel in the presence of the water of the douching fluid supplied to the vaginal canal through the applicator. The tip forms a protuberance for sealingly engaging the vaginal wall to deter douching fluid supplied to the vaginal canal through the applicator from passing distally beyond the tip such that the douching fluid is deterred from entering the cervical canal.

2005027, Dec 8, 2005

May 18, 2005

11/131923

Chun Abbott - Pittsburgh PA, US
Dominic Abbott - Pittsburgh PA, US
Meir Sacks - Pittsburgh PA, US

A61K033/26, A61K033/24

424647000, 424655000

A topical treatment for abnormal biological conditions occurring on an anatomical surface of a body comprises a treatment substance including chromium oxide, an iron compound and a pharmaceutically acceptable carrier in a consistency for topical application to the anatomical surface of the body. A method of treating an abnormal biological condition occurring on an anatomical surface of a body involves applying a treatment substance comprising chromium oxide, an iron compound and a pharmaceutically acceptable carrier to the site of an actual or potential abnormal biological condition on the anatomical surface of the body. Treatment involves correction of an actual abnormal biological condition or prevention of a potential abnormal biological condition.

8118789, Feb 21, 2012

Jun 6, 2007

11/810685

Dominic C. Abbott - Pittsburg PA, US
Chun Lim Abbott - Pittsburgh PA, US

Abbott Research Group, Inc. - Philadelphia PA

A61M 35/00, A61L 9/00, A61B 17/50

604290, 606131, 422 5

A deodorizer device for controlling body odor comprises a structure having an external metal oxide surface with a contour to contact the surface of the skin where perspiration is produced and is degraded by bacterial organisms on the skin into body odor. The metal oxide surface is reactable with water supplied to the surface of the skin to render the bacterial organisms ineffectual to degrade perspiration later produced on the skin into body odor. The deodorizer device together with a water source form a deodorizer system. A method of controlling body odor involves supplying water to the surface of the skin where perspiration is produced and is degraded by bacterial organisms into body odor and, at the same time, contacting the surface of the skin with a metal oxide surface of a deodorizer device.

7270653, Sep 18, 2007

May 18, 2004

10/847299

Chun Lim Abbott - Pittsburgh PA, US
Dominic Abbott - Pittsburgh PA, US
Meir Sacks - Pittsburgh PA, US

Abbott Research Group - Pittsburgh PA

A61M 31/00

604515

A method of treating an abnormal biological condition involves the steps of introducing a metal oxide into the vaginal canal and repeating the step of introducing at regular intervals to treat an abnormal biological condition. The abnormal biological condition treated in accordance with the present invention may be symptomatic or asymptomatic. Treating may involve treating at least one of an abnormal fungal, bacterial, biofilm, viral, inflammatory or neoplastic biological condition.

2009031, Dec 17, 2009

Jun 13, 2008

12/157823

Chun Lim Abbott - Pittsburgh PA, US
Dominic C. Abbott - Pittsburgh PA, US

A61F 6/06, A61K 33/34, A61P 31/04

424430, 424630

A vaginal therapeutic device made of copper metal has a shape to fit in the vagina and utilizes the copper metal as an antimicrobial agent to therapeutically treat abnormal biological conditions in the vagina.

2008004, Feb 21, 2008

Aug 18, 2006

11/507077

Dominic Abbott - Pittsburgh PA, US
Chun Lim Abbott - Pittsburgh PA, US

A61B 17/24

606161

A tongue deodorizing device comprises a tongue contacting instrument having a stainless steel tissue rubbing surface for being rubbed against the tongue and having a water supply for supplying water to a fluid transport channel of the tongue contacting instrument for discharge adjacent the tongue rubbing surface. The tongue rubbing surface in contact with the tissue of the tongue reacts with the water to deodorize the tongue via a non-mechanical reaction. The tongue contacting instrument may also comprise a tongue scraping element for mechanically scraping the tongue to reduce odor via mechanical removal of odor-causing material from the tongue.

8178039, May 15, 2012

May 26, 2011

13/116334

Dominic C. Abbott - Pittsburg PA, US
Chun Lim Abbott - Pittsburgh PA, US

Abbott Research Group, Inc. - Philadelphia PA

A61L 9/00

422 5

A deodorizer device for controlling body odor comprises a structure having an external metal oxide surface with a contour to contact the surface of the skin where perspiration is produced and is degraded by bacterial organisms on the skin into body odor. The metal oxide surface is reactable with water supplied to the surface of the skin to render the bacterial organisms ineffectual to degrade perspiration later produced on the skin into body odor. The deodorizer device together with a water source form a deodorizer system. A method of controlling body odor involves supplying water to the surface of the skin where perspiration is produced and is degraded by bacterial organisms into body odor and, at the same time, contacting the surface of the skin with a metal oxide surface of a deodorizer device.

2013012, May 16, 2013

May 4, 2012

13/464005

Chun Lim Abbott - Pittsburgh PA, US
Dominic C. Abbott - Pittsburgh PA, US

A61M 31/00

604285

A vaginal therapeutic device having an exterior surface of copper metal that has a configuration for insertion in and retention in the vagina, and utilizes the copper metal as an antimicrobial agent to therapeutically treat abnormal biological conditions in the vagina. The exterior configuration of the device defines a plurality of protuberances to resist expulsion of the device from the vagina.

7276056, Oct 2, 2007

Feb 20, 2003

10/371395

Chun Lim Abbott - Pittsburgh PA, US
Dominic C. Abbott - Pittsburgh PA, US
Meir Sacks - Pittsburgh PA, US

Abbott Research Group, Inc. - Pittsburgh PA

A61M 31/00

604515

A method of treating abnormal biological conditions arising in and/or affecting the vagina involves supplying a flow of water to the vaginal canal while a treatment device having an external surface of stainless steel is disposed therein so as to primarily or preventatively treat an existing or potential abnormal biological condition including fungal, bacterial, viral, inflammatory and neoplastic conditions. The supply of water to the vaginal canal while the stainless steel of the treatment device is disposed therein causes a natural reaction to occur in the vaginal canal which prevents and/or normalizes abnormal biological conditions.