CRAIG ELLIOT BROWN, M.D.
Marriage and Family Therapists in Mt Zion, IL
License number
Illinois 036071171
Category
Osteopathic Medicine
Type
Family Medicine
Address
Address
1200 N State Hwy, Mt Zion, IL 62549
Phone
(217) 864-5531
(217) 864-2449 (Fax)
(217) 864-2449 (Fax)
Professional information
Craig Elliot Brown, Mt Zion IL
Specialties:
Family Physician
Address:
1200 N State Highway 121, Mt Zion, IL 62549
Education:
University of Missouri, School of Medicine (Kansas City) - Doctor of Medicine
Board certifications:
American Board of Family Medicine Certification in Family Medicine
Craig Elliot Brown, Mt Zion IL
Specialties:
Family Medicine
Work:
MT Zion Family Care Ctr
1200 N State Highway 121, Mount Zion, IL 62549
1200 N State Highway 121, Mount Zion, IL 62549
Education:
University of Missouri at Kansas City (1984)
Fully Continuously Vented Drinking Cup For Infants And Children
US Patent:
2006020, Sep 14, 2006
Filed:
Feb 21, 2006
Appl. No.:
11/359157
Inventors:
Craig Brown - Mount Zion IL, US
Robert Brown - Chesterfield MO, US
Robert Brown - Chesterfield MO, US
International Classification:
A61J 9/00, B65D 45/00, A47G 19/22
US Classification:
215011400, 220714000, 215276000
Abstract:
A fully and continuously vented drinking cup or container for infants and children, which consists of a vessel or container for containing a liquid or formula, having a resilient spout which rests upon its uppermost edge. The interior aspects of the feeding spout, and the feeding diaphragm, are all molded so as to arrange the diaphragm slit, or opening through which the liquid flows, in a position that will be vertically aligned between the lips of the infant feeding, to thereby allow the infant to open the spout and allow the liquid to flow, just as if the child is drinking from a cup. The diaphragm may be shaped concavely, with respect to the structure of the feeding spout. A cap firmly approximates the interior aspects of the feeding spout, and applies it to the top or upper edge of the container, whereby a leak proof seal is formed therebetween, but yet allows air to enter between its retaining collar, and the vent tube and reservoir tube, to allow air access into the container, as liquid is being drank therefrom.
Continuous, Complete, Automatic, Non-Leaking, Non-Aerating, Positive Pressure One-Piece Vent And Pouring Combination Utilizing One Direct Venting Aperture
US Patent:
2011023, Sep 29, 2011
Filed:
Mar 22, 2011
Appl. No.:
13/065411
Inventors:
Craig E. Brown - Mount Zion IL, US
Robert J. Brown - Chesterfield MO, US
Robert J. Brown - Chesterfield MO, US
International Classification:
B67D 3/00
US Classification:
222481, 222478, 2224815
Abstract:
A vent prevents a vacuum within an inverted container of liquid and eliminates components found in other container vents. The vent utilizes a conical or other shaped venting tube extending from the closure or a reservoir with reservoir extension and an air conduit extending inferiorly from a closure. The closure is either a leak resistant or leak proof seal. The superior aspect of the reservoir contains an inferiorly projecting air conduit, opening at the volumetric center of the reservoir. The reservoir extension projects distally into the container to reach the inferior aspect of the container. The vent provides an airway between the outside and the interior of the container so air freely passes to the distal aspect of the container without contaminating the liquid. Any liquid within the reservoir extension then collects in the reservoir during inversion of the container and then returns to the container when upright. Various attachments may be associated with the container, such as a nipple or spoon for infant feeding.
Fully Continuously Vented Drinking Cup For Infants And Children
US Patent:
2011007, Apr 7, 2011
Filed:
Jan 16, 2010
Appl. No.:
12/657177
Inventors:
Craig E. Brown - Mount Zion IL, US
Robert J. Brown - Chesterfield MO, US
Robert J. Brown - Chesterfield MO, US
International Classification:
A61J 9/04
US Classification:
215 114, 215 115
Abstract:
A fully and continuously vented drinking cup or container for infants and children, which consists of a vessel or container for containing a liquid or formula, having a resilient spout which rests upon its uppermost edge. The interior aspects of the feeding spout, and the feeding diaphragm, are all molded so as to arrange the diaphragm slit, or opening through which the liquid flows, in a position that will be vertically aligned between the lips of the infant feeding, to thereby allow the infant to open the spout and allow the liquid to flow, just as if the child is drinking from a cup. The diaphragm may be shaped concavely, with respect to the structure of the feeding spout. A cap firmly approximates the interior aspects of the feeding spout, and applies it to the top or upper edge of the container, whereby a leak proof seal is formed therebetween, but yet allows air to enter between its retaining collar, and the vent tube and reservoir tube, to allow air access into the container, as liquid is being drank therefrom.