Edward Hudson Parks
Physician at Franklin St, Denver, CO

License number

Colorado 33795

Issued Date

Jul 14, 1994

Renew Date

May 1, 2015

Expiration Date

Apr 30, 2017

Type

Physician

Address

1830 Franklin St SUITE 450, Denver, CO 80218

Personal information

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Name

Address

Phone

Edward Parks

4400 S Quebec St APT F108, Denver, CO 80237

Edward Parks

912 S Corona St, Denver, CO 80209

Edward Parks

212 Corona St, Denver, CO 80209

Edward Parks

77 Ogden St, Denver, CO 80209

Edward Parks

11100 Dartmouth Ave, Aurora, CO 80014

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Dr. Edward H Parks - MD (Doctor of Medicine)

Hospitals:

Western Orthopaedics
1830 Franklin St SUITE 450, Denver 80218
Exempla Saint Joseph Hospital
1835 Franklin St, Denver 80218
Presbyterian/Saint Luke's Medical Center
1719 East 19Th Ave, Denver 80218
Western Orthopaedics
1830 Franklin St SUITE 450, Denver 80218
Exempla Saint Joseph Hospital
1835 Franklin St, Denver 80218
Presbyterian/Saint Luke's Medical Center
1719 East 19Th Ave, Denver 80218

Philosophy:

I believe that all patients should be treated wtih respect and dignity. Every patient deserves the direct attention and examination by their physician, not just by a nurse practitioner or physician's assistant. My staff and I work hard to limit waiting times to 30 minutes or less. We try to make your visit as comfortable and professional as possible. I review the results of the examination, xrays, and other studies, etc., with the patient and do everything I can to help them understand their condition and the treatment options I recommend. Good decisions are the result of shared knowledge and mutual respect. Good decisions lead to good results.

Education:

Medical Schools
Yale University School Of Medicine
Graduated: 1988

Edward Hudson Parks, Denver CO

Specialties:

Orthopedic Surgeon

Address:

1830 Franklin St, Denver, CO 80218

Education:

Yale University, School of Medicine - Doctor of Medicine

Board certifications:

American Board of Orthopaedic Surgery Certification in Orthopaedic Surgery

Edward Parks, Denver CO

Work:

Western Orthopaedics
1830 Franklin St, Denver, CO 80218

Apparatus For Removably Interfacing A Bicycle To A Computer

US Patent:

6530864, Mar 11, 2003

Filed:

Oct 3, 2000

Appl. No.:

09/679193

Inventors:

Edward H. Parks - Denver CO 80209

International Classification:

A63B 21005

US Classification:

482 4, 482 57, 482 61

Abstract:

An apparatus enables a conventional bicycle to be interfaced to a computer to serve as a controller for electronic games and the like. The apparatus includes a rear wheel support that removably holds the bicycle in an upright position while allowing rotation of the rear wheel. A rear wheel sensor detects rotation of the rear wheel of the bicycle as the rider pedals and generates an electrical signal indicating the rotational speed of the rear wheel. The apparatus also includes a front wheel sensor that detects the direction of the front wheel of the bicycle for the computer through the computer interface. For example, the front wheel of the bicycle can be removably supported by a front support member that rotates about a vertical axis as the front wheel is turned by the handle bars. A potentiometer is used to measure rotation of the front support member, and therefore the direction of the front wheel of the bicycle.

Apparatus For Removably Interfacing A Bicycle To A Computer

US Patent:

6126571, Oct 3, 2000

Filed:

May 4, 1999

Appl. No.:

9/305124

Inventors:

Edward H. Parks - Denver CO

International Classification:

A63B 21005

US Classification:

482 4

Abstract:

An apparatus enables a conventional bicycle to be interfaced to a computer to serve as a controller for electronic games and the like. The apparatus includes a rear wheel support that removably holds the bicycle in an upright position while allowing rotation of the rear wheel. A rear wheel sensor detects rotation of the rear wheel of the bicycle as the rider peddles and generates an electrical signal indicating the rotational speed of the rear wheel. The apparatus also includes a front wheel sensor that detects the direction of the front wheel of the bicycle for the computer through the computer interface. For example, the front wheel of the bicycle can be removably supported by a front support member that rotates about a vertical axis as the front wheel is turned by the handle bars. A potentiometer is used to measure rotation of the front support member, and therefore the direction of the front wheel of the bicycle.