DAVID PARK LEE, MD
Marriage and Family Therapists at Tourney Rd, Santa Clarita, CA

2014003, Feb 6, 2014

Aug 2, 2013

13/958406

DAVID WARREN LEE - NEWHALL CA, US

E05C 19/18

292288

A deadbolt security device clamps onto an interior deadbolt knob and prevents unlocking of the deadbolt door lock even with a key. While clamped onto the deadbolt knob the device has a shaft and a hook that extends around a door handle of the door to completely preventing turning of the deadbolt lock mechanism. This device is comprised of upper and lower clamp members that are movable toward each other to tightly grip the deadbolt interior knob or away from each other to permit easy removal of the device from the door.

8649873, Feb 11, 2014

Jun 18, 2013

13/920986

Thomas A. Oleksyn - Valencia CA, US
Kerry Bradley - Glendale CA, US
David Karl Lee Peterson - Valencia CA, US
Courtney Lane - Ventura CA, US
Anne Margaret Pianca - Santa Monica CA, US

Boston Scientific Neuromodulation Corporation - Valencia CA

A61N 1/00

607 45

A device for brain stimulation includes a lead having a longitudinal surface, a proximal end, a distal end and a lead body. The device also includes a plurality of electrodes disposed along the longitudinal surface of the lead near the distal end of the lead. The plurality of electrodes includes a first set of segmented electrodes comprising at least two segmented electrodes disposed around a circumference of the lead at a first longitudinal position along the lead; and a second set of segmented electrodes comprising at least two segmented electrodes disposed around a circumference of the lead at a second longitudinal position along the lead. The device further includes one or more conductors that electrically couple together all of the segmented electrodes of the first set of segmented electrodes.

2012007, Mar 22, 2012

Sep 2, 2011

13/224817

Anne Margaret Pianca - Santa Monica CA, US
David Karl Lee Peterson - Valencia CA, US

Boston Scientific Neuromodulation Corporation - Valencia CA

A61N 1/372, A61N 1/36, A61N 1/04

607 46, 607148, 607 2, 607 59

A paddle lead assembly for providing electrical stimulation of patient tissue includes a paddle body having a longitudinal axis and a lateral axis transverse to the longitudinal axis. The paddle body includes a plurality of electrodes disposed into at least four columns extending parallel with the longitudinal axis. The at least four columns include two lateral columns and at least two medial columns disposed therebetween. The electrodes of the at least two medial columns are arranged into rows aligned along the transverse axis. The electrodes of the two lateral columns are each longitudinally offset from the rows of electrodes of the at least two medial columns. An array of terminals are disposed on each of at least one lead body coupled to the paddle body. A plurality of conductive wires couple each of the electrodes to at least one terminal of the terminal arrays.

2012004, Feb 23, 2012

Aug 4, 2011

13/198035

Andrew DiGiore - San Francisco CA, US
David Karl Lee Peterson - Valencia CA, US

Boston Scientific Neuromodulation Corporation - Valencia CA

A61N 1/36

607 45

A method of treating a target region in the brain includes a) contacting tissue to be stimulated with a lead of a stimulation device, the stimulation device comprising a pulse generator coupled to the lead, the lead having a plurality of segmented electrodes disposed at a distal end of the lead, the stimulation device being configured and arranged to stimulate a target region using a positionable centroid of stimulation; b) providing stimulation current to at least one of the segmented electrodes of the lead to generate a centroid of stimulation at a location and stimulate tissue around the location of the centroid of stimulation; c) repositioning the centroid of stimulation to a next location along a helical path by altering the provision of stimulation current to the plurality of electrodes and stimulating tissue around the location of the repositioned centroid of stimulation; and d) repeating c) for each location along the helical path. The method may optionally include collecting data associated with each of the locations of the centroid of stimulation; and displaying at least a portion of the collected data.

2007029, Dec 27, 2007

Jun 27, 2006

11/476518

David Donghie Lee - Agua Dulce CA, US

H01L 31/00

136252

A process for building thin film flexible solar cells using a bio-based plastic substrate comprising the steps of; degasing the bio-based substrate at a temperature of 120 degrees Celsius, and forming a barrier layer of silicon oxide through the process of chemical vapor deposition (CVD). The silicon oxide layer seals micro-cracks in the bio-based plastic substrate and provides a stable substrate during the production and operation of the thin film PV device. The resulting substrate is used to build a thin film solar cell employing a conventional low temperature CVD chamber process by depositing the required layers of semiconductor and conductive materials.

8571665, Oct 29, 2013

Mar 15, 2011

13/048779

Michael Adam Moffitt - Valencia CA, US
David Karl Lee Peterson - Valencia CA, US

Boston Scientific Neuromodulation Corporation - Valencia CA

A61N 1/05

607 45, 607116, 600378

A device for brain stimulation includes a lead having a longitudinal surface, a proximal end and a distal end; and a plurality of electrodes disposed along the longitudinal surface of the lead near the distal end of the lead. The plurality of electrodes includes at least four segmented electrodes having exposed surfaces where each exposed surface has a center point. The center points of the at least four segmented electrodes are disposed on a substantially helical path about the longitudinal surface of the lead.