DR. DAVID ARTHUR ROBINSON, DPM
Podiatry at Troost, Kansas City, MO

License number

Missouri 000399

Personal information

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Name

Address

Phone

David A. Robinson

Harvester, MO

(636) 441-9462

David Wayne Robinson

Kirkwood, MO

(314) 965-0962
(314) 200-9175
(314) 771-7973

David C. Robinson

Kansas City, MO

(816) 361-4033
(816) 966-2979
(816) 298-6270
(816) 353-2470
(816) 437-8545

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Sales Representative At Drexel Heritage

Position:

Sales Representative at Drexel Heritage

Location:

Kansas City, Missouri Area

Industry:

Furniture

Work:

Drexel Heritage - Kansas City, Missouri Area since Sep 2011 - Sales Representative Jostens - Topeka, Kansas Area 2010 - Jan 2012 - Account Representative Prestige Motion 2009 - 2010 - Sales Rep Jofran Sales, Inc. 2009 - 2010 - Sales Representative Vaughan Furniture Sep 2008 - 2010 - Independent Sales Representative Charles Schneider Furniture Apr 2008 - Apr 2009 - Independent Sales Representative Klavohn's Home Furnishings Apr 1999 - Feb 2008 - President La-Z-Boy Jul 1996 - Apr 1999 - Sales Representative Broyhill Furniture Aug 1994 - Aug 1996 - Sales Representive

Education:

Benedictine University 1994 - 1997
Masters, Business Administration University of the Ozarks 1985 - 1989
BS, Accounting

Skills:

B2B, Retail, Furniture, Account Management, Sales Presentations

Vice President At State Street Corporation

Position:

Vice President at State Street Corporation

Location:

Kansas City, Missouri Area

Industry:

Financial Services

Work:

State Street Corporation since Oct 2006 - Vice President

Education:

Benedictine College 1995 - 1998
BA, Economics, Spanish Immaculata High School 1991 - 1998

David Robinson - Kansas City, MO

Work:

University of Missouri-Kansas City
Athletic Department Graduate Assistant DorL_LLC- Property Rental and Management
Owner TRIOs: Sunshine Lamp Club and Event Center - Joplin, MO
Owner SUBWAY International
Territory Development Agent and Storeowner Professional Basketball Player SUBWAY International - Amsterdam, NY
General Manager, Bastille-Paris, France

Education:

University of Missouri-Kansas City - Kansas City, MO
Masters of Entrepreneurial Real Estate University of Missouri-Kansas City - Kansas City, MO
Master of Arts in Higher Education Administration University of Missouri-Kansas City - Kansas City, MO
Community and Economic Development Certificate University of Missouri-Kansas City - Kansas City, MO
Bachelor of Business Administration

Intraoperative Monitoring Of Temperature-Induced Tissue Changes With A High-Resolution Digital X-Ray System During Thermotherapy

US Patent:

6684097, Jan 27, 2004

Filed:

Apr 21, 2000

Appl. No.:

09/556958

Inventors:

Jean-Marie Parel - Miami Shores FL
Fabrice Manns - Coral Gables FL
David S. Robinson - Kansas City MO
Peter Milne - Miami FL
David B. Denham - Miami FL
Xochitl Gonzalez-Cirre - Madrid, ES

Assignee:

University of Miami - Miami FL

International Classification:

A61B 500

US Classification:

600427, 378 9811

Abstract:

A method of thermally inducing and monitoring changes to localized regions of tissue illuminating a volume of tissue with a first beam of X-rays, detecting portions of the first beam of X-rays, generating a first X-ray image signal from the detected X-rays of the first beam, applying heat to at least a localized region of tissue within the volume of tissue after the illuminating and after the detecting, illuminating the volume of tissue with a second beam of X-rays, detecting portions of the second beam of X-rays, generating a second X-ray image signal from the portions of X-rays of the second beam detected, and generating a difference image signal based upon a comparison of the first and second X-ray image signals. The difference image signal provides information of changes in X-ray attenuation by localized regions of tissue within the volume of tissue due to the application of heat.

David A Robinson - DPM (Doctor of Podiatric Medicine)

Hospitals:

David A Robinson DPM
6724 Troost Ave SUITE 302, Kansas City 64131
David A Robinson DPM
6724 Troost Ave SUITE 302, Kansas City 64131

Dr. David Robinson - MD (Doctor of Medicine)

Hospitals:

6724 Troost Ave, Kansas City 64131

David Arthur Robinson, Kansas City MO

Specialties:

Podiatrist

Address:

6724 Troost Ave, Kansas City, MO 64131
405 E 19Th Ave, Kansas City, MO 64116

Intraoperative Monitoring Of Temperature-Induced Tissue Changes With A High-Resolution Digital X-Ray System During Thermotherapy

US Patent:

8606346, Dec 10, 2013

Filed:

Nov 4, 2011

Appl. No.:

13/289709

Inventors:

Jean-Marie Parel - Miami Shores FL, US
Fabrice Manns - Coral Gables FL, US
David S. Robinson - Kansas City MO, US
Peter Milne - Miami FL, US
David B. Denham - Miami FL, US
Xochitl Gonzalez-Cirre - Madrid, ES

Assignee:

University of Miami - Miami FL

International Classification:

A61B 5/00

US Classification:

600407, 600411, 600427, 600437, 382128, 382130, 382131

Abstract:

A method of thermally inducing and monitoring changes to localized regions of tissue by illuminating a volume of tissue with a first beam of X-rays, detecting portions of the first beam that passed through the volume, generating a first image signal from the portions of the first beam detected, applying heat to at least a localized region of tissue within the volume after the illuminating and detecting, illuminating the volume with a second beam of X-rays, detecting portions of the second beam that passed through the volume during the illuminating with the second beam, generating a second image signal from the portions of the second beam detected, and generating a difference image signal based upon a comparison of the first and second image signals. The difference image signal provides information of changes in X-ray attenuation by localized regions of tissue within the volume due to the application of heat.

Intraoperative Monitoring Of Temperature-Induced Tissue Changes With A High-Resolution Digital X-Ray System During Thermotherapy

US Patent:

8099147, Jan 17, 2012

Filed:

Apr 14, 2008

Appl. No.:

12/081278

Inventors:

Assignee:

University of Miami - Miami FL

International Classification:

A61B 5/00

US Classification:

600407, 600411, 600427, 382128, 382130, 382131, 601 2, 601 3, 601 4

Abstract:

A method of thermally inducing and monitoring changes to localized regions of tissue illuminating a volume of tissue with a first beam of X-rays, detecting the portions of the first beam of X-rays that passed through the volume of tissue, generating a first X-ray image signal from the portions of X10 rays of the first beam detected, applying heat to at least a localized region of tissue within the volume of tissue after the illuminating and after the detecting, illuminating the volume of tissue with a second beam of X-rays, detecting portions of the second beam of X-rays that passed through the volume of tissue during the illuminating with the second beam of X-rays, generating a second X-ray image signal from the portions of X-rays of the second beam detected, and generating a difference image signal based upon a comparison of the first and second X-ray image signals. The difference image signal provides information of changes in X-ray attenuation by localized regions of tissue within the volume of tissue due to the application of heat.

Intraoperative Monitoring Of Temperature-Induced Tissue Changes With A High-Resolution Digital X-Ray System During Thermotherapy

US Patent:

2005009, May 5, 2005

Filed:

Dec 3, 2003

Appl. No.:

10/727137

Inventors:

Jean-Marie Parel - Miami Shores FL, US
Fabrice Manns - Coral Gables FL, US
David Robinson - Kansas City MO, US
Peter Milne - Miami FL, US
David Denham - Miami FL, US
Xochitl Gonzalez-Cirre - Madrid, ES

International Classification:

A61B005/05, A61B018/04

US Classification:

600427000, 606028000

Abstract:

A method of thermally inducing and monitoring changes to localized regions of tissue illuminating a volume of tissue with a first beam of X-rays, detecting the portions of the first beam of X-rays that passed through the volume of tissue, generating a first X-ray image signal from the portions of Xrays of the first beam detected, applying heat to at least a localized region of tissue within the volume of tissue after the illuminating and after the detecting, illuminating the volume of tissue with a second beam of X-rays, detecting portions of the second beam of X-rays that passed through the volume of tissue during the illuminating with the second beam of X-rays, generating a second X-ray image signal from the portions of X-rays of the second beam detected, and generating a difference image signal based upon a comparison of the first and second X-ray image signals. The difference image signal provides information of changes in X-ray attenuation by localized regions of tissue within the volume of tissue due to the application of heat.