DR. GENE E MYERS, MD
Osteopathic Medicine at Tamiami Trl, Sarasota, FL

2004025, Dec 16, 2004

Apr 30, 2004

10/836429

Gene Myers - Sarasota FL, US

G06F017/60

705/002000

A method system and computer readable medium for a medical service provider to document and approve service and billing information substantially contemporaneous with a provision of services is disclosed. The method includes receiving context information about services for a patient and retrieving a first category of service identifier groups based at least in part on the context information. The method further includes receiving, in response to an approval by the medical service provider of a first group of the service identifier groups, a first identifier belonging to the first group as further input substantially contemporaneous with the provision of services by the medical service provider. The method further includes storing the context information and the first identifier for output in connection with billing information.

2003008, May 1, 2003

Oct 30, 2001

10/037462

Gene Myers - Sarasota FL, US

G06F017/60

705/002000

A system for generating a billing report for rendered services includes local and remote processing devices. The local processing device is located locally with respect to a location at which the services are rendered and the remote-processing device is located remotely with respect to such location. The local and remote processing devices execute respective software programs and communicate in a particular manner over a wide area computer network (e.g., the Internet) such that a service provider using the local processing device can access the remote processing device and enter parameters related to the services (e.g., service codes) for use in generating the billing report. Entry of the parameters preferably occurs substantially during the time period when the services are being rendered and the parameters are preferably acceptable to a third party that is at least partially responsible for payment for the services. The remote-processing device preferably verifies compliance of the entered parameters with reporting requirements of the third party and, if the entered parameters comply, generates the billing report based on the entered parameters.

5941897, Aug 24, 1999

May 9, 1997

8/853725

Gene E. Myers - Sarasota FL

A61B 1700

606213

The present invention provides an apparatus and a method for controlled sealant closure, visualization and evaluation of an anterior arteriotomy site in a patient by means of a fiberoptic system in combination with a radiant energy sensitive synthetic human or non-human base sealant. The sealant material undergoes a reaction in which the property of the sealant is converted from liquid to solid or semi-solid, with the reaction being triggered or energized by exposure to radiant energy.

5486195, Jan 23, 1996

Jul 26, 1993

8/097401

Gene Myers - Sarasota FL
William S. Coury - Sarasota FL

A61B 1704

606213

The present invention provides an apparatus and a method for quickly and effectively sealing an arteriotomy site in a patient. In particular, the invention provides an apparatus and a method for sealing an arteriotomy site which can be performed by a single operator. The arteriotomy can be sealed by delivery of a patient specific autologous fibrin glue to a debrided, synthesized area adjacent to the extravascular opening of the arteriotomy.

5725551, Mar 10, 1998

Apr 27, 1995

8/429817

Gene Myers - Sarasota FL
William S. Coury - Sarasota FL

A61B 1700

606213

The present invention provides an apparatus and a method for quickly and effectively sealing an arteriotomy site in a patient. In particular, the invention provides an apparatus and a method for sealing an arteriotomy site which can be performed by a single operator. The arteriotomy can be sealed by delivery of a suitable sealant such as a patient specific autologous fibrin glue to a debrided, synthesized area adjacent to the extravascular opening of the arteriotomy. Alternatively, synthetically produced fibrin glue or other sealants can be utilized in a method of sealing an arteriotomy site.

2007012, May 31, 2007

Nov 30, 2005

11/290044

Gene Myers - Sarasota FL, US

A61B 17/06

606222000

The present invention provides a surgical needle apparatus having a piercing tip at a distal portion of a needle member. A first edge obliquely extends from the piercing tip to a heel portion of the needle member to define a partial boundary of a bore in fluid communication with a lumen of the needle member. A pair of cutting edges extend longitudinally from the first edge and extend radially outwardly above on outer surface of the needle member. The surgical needle apparatus is configured to create a body structure access site and an adjacent homologous pedicle for post-procedure sealing of the access site.

5188619, Feb 23, 1993

Apr 24, 1991

7/690848

Gene E. Myers - Sarasota FL

Gene E. Myers Enterprises, Inc. - Sarasota FL

A61M 2500

604280

A catheter is provided comprising a first portion of substantially linear shape, a second portion extending from the first portion at an angle in a curved manner, and a third portion. The third portion extends from the second portion in an out of plane manner relative to the first and second portions. The catheter is thus constructed to provide hooked engagement of an internal thoracic artery.

5304199, Apr 19, 1994

Jan 4, 1993

8/000822

Gene E. Myers - Sarasota FL

Gene E. Myers Enterprises, Inc. - Sarasota FL

A61M 2902

606194

A method for surgically enlarging an arterial lumen totally occluded by a stenotic lesion, and a unique balloon catheter used during that operation. The balloon catheter is generally rod shaped and includes an elongated tubular member having a double central lumen with a proximal end and a distal end and a balloon portion having a concave distal tip smaller in diameter than the proximal tip. The method takes advantage of the catheter design and includes positioning of the catheter in close proximity to a total occlusion and inflating the balloon to form a plaque cleft.