FRANK F HUMBLES, MD
Anesthesiologist Assistant at Singleton Ridge Rd, Conway, SC
License number
South Carolina 13470
Category
Osteopathic Medicine
Type
Anesthesiology
Address
Address
2
300 Singleton Ridge Rd, Conway, SC 29526
PO Box 100523, Florence, SC 29501
PO Box 100523, Florence, SC 29501
Phone
(843) 669-5162
(843) 667-4573 (Fax)
(843) 667-4573 (Fax)
Personal information
See more information about FRANK F HUMBLES at radaris.comName
Address
Phone
606 Elm St, Conway, SC 29526
606 Elm St, Conway, SC 29526
Organization information
See more information about FRANK F HUMBLES at bizstanding.comConway Medical Center - Frank F Humbles MD
300 Singleton Rdg Rd, Conway, SC 29526
Categories:
Anesthesiology Physicians
Site:
Phone:
(843) 347-1515 (Phone)
Products:
24-Hour Emergency Services, Aynor Family Practice, Cardiac Catheterization, ...
Additional:
Building Better Healthcare, Medical Weight Management Center
Professional information
Frank F Humbles, Conway SC
Specialties:
Anesthesiologist
Address:
300 Singleton Ridge Rd, Conway, SC 29526
Education:
East Carolina University, Brody School of Medicine - Doctor of Medicine
Medical University of South Carolina - Residency - Anesthesiology
Medical University of South Carolina - Internship - Rotating
Medical University of South Carolina - Residency - Anesthesiology
Medical University of South Carolina - Internship - Rotating
Board certifications:
American Board of Anesthesiology Certification in Anesthesiology
Frank Forrest Humbles, Conway SC
Specialties:
Anesthesiology, Pain Medicine
Work:
Conway Anesthesia Associates
300 Singleton Ridge Rd, Conway, SC 29526 Conway Anesthesia Associates
PO Box 829, Conway, SC 29528
300 Singleton Ridge Rd, Conway, SC 29526 Conway Anesthesia Associates
PO Box 829, Conway, SC 29528
Education:
East Carolina University (1986)
Dr. Frank F Humbles, Conway SC - MD (Doctor of Medicine)
Specialties:
Anesthesiology
Address:
HUMBLES, FRANK FORREST MD
606 Elm St, Conway 29526
(803) 347-7111 (Phone)
606 Elm St, Conway 29526
(803) 347-7111 (Phone)
Certifications:
Anesthesiology, 1991
Awards:
Healthgrades Honor Roll
Languages:
English
Hospitals:
HUMBLES, FRANK FORREST MD
606 Elm St, Conway 29526
Conway Medical Center
300 Singleton Ridge Rd, Conway 29526
606 Elm St, Conway 29526
Conway Medical Center
300 Singleton Ridge Rd, Conway 29526
Education:
Medical School
East Carolina University / Brody School of Medicine
Graduated: 1986
Musc
East Carolina University / Brody School of Medicine
Graduated: 1986
Musc
Surgical Arm Positioning Pad
US Patent:
2011016, Jul 14, 2011
Filed:
Feb 4, 2011
Appl. No.:
12/931545
Inventors:
Frank Forrest Humbles - Conway SC, US
International Classification:
A61G 13/12
US Classification:
5623
Abstract:
An arm protection apparatus for a patient's arms when the patient is in a prone or supine position. An injured party who is unable to voice complaints of pain or pressure may be positioned on an operating table or on a stretcher. The patient may be unconscious. There is a risk of injury to a patient's arm unless the patient's arm is secured in a safe positioned and cushioned from outside pressure. The arm protection apparatus involves a central pad, which is positioned under a patient's body. Sections come off the central pad, which may be positioned around a patient's arm. Ordinarily, a patient's upper arm and lower arm will both be contained within separate sections that are attached to the central portion of the pad. The pad will be constructed of a soft foam-like material, which is radiolucent and easily folded or cut as need be. The pad will ordinarily be disposable and discarded after one use and can be packaged and stored in a sterile container.
Surgical Arm Positioning Pad
US Patent:
2005009, May 5, 2005
Filed:
Oct 31, 2003
Appl. No.:
10/698205
Inventors:
Frank Humbles - Conway SC, US
International Classification:
A61G013/12
US Classification:
005646000, 005623000
Abstract:
An arm protection apparatus for a patient's arms when the patient is in a prone or supine position. The arm protection apparatus involves a central pad, which is positioned under a patient's body. Sections come off the central pad, which may be positioned around a patient's arm to cushion the arm from outside pressure. Ordinarily, a patient's upper arm and lower arm will both be contained within separate sections that are attached to the central portion of the pad. The pad will be constructed of a soft cushioning foam-like material, which is radiolucent and easily folded or cut as need be. The pad will ordinarily be disposable and discarded after one use and can be packaged and stored in a sterile container.