GREGORY P MARCOE, D.O.
Anesthesiologist Assistant at Orchard Dr, Midland, MI

2010014, Jun 17, 2010

Feb 16, 2010

12/658831

Gregory P. Marcoe - Midland MI, US

A01D 34/412, A01D 34/90

30124, 15339, 30276

An improved hand held lawn and garden vacuum trimmer having an elongated vacuum duct in fluid communication with a motor powered vacuum impeller positioned in a body, one end of the vacuum duct being attached to the body, a rotary cutter positioned in the vacuum duct, the rotary cutter attached to the impeller by way of a rotating shaft so that material swept into the distal end of the vacuum duct is cut by the cutter, swept through the impeller and then directed to a collection container. The improvement of this embodiment of the instant invention is positioning the cutter more than one quarter inch and less than three inches from the distal end of the vacuum duct.In addition, an improved hand held lawn and garden vacuum collector having an elongated vacuum duct in fluid communication with a motor powered vacuum impeller positioned in a body, one end of the vacuum duct being attached to the body, so that material swept into the distal end of the vacuum duct is swept through the impeller and then directed to a collection container, wherein the improvement of this embodiment of the instant invention is to position a rotary cutter and airfoil in the vacuum duct, the rotary cutter connected to the airfoil so that the rotary cutter rotates in response to air flowed through the vacuum duct.And, a vacuum duct assembly adapted to be removeably attached to a hand held lawn and garden vacuum collector, the hand held lawn and garden vacuum collector having a motor powered vacuum impeller encased in a body. The vacuum duct assembly consists of an elongated vacuum duct having means for demountable attachment at the first end thereof to the body of the collector, a rotary cutter positioned in the vacuum duct more than one quarter inch and less than three inches from the second end of the vacuum duct, the rotary cutter attached to one end of a shaft positioned in the vacuum duct, the other end of the shaft having means for attachment to the vacuum impeller when the first end of the vacuum duct is attached to the body of the collector.

2008011, May 15, 2008

Jun 1, 2007

11/809760

Gregory P. Marcoe - Midland MI, US

B25F 3/00

30124

An improved hand held lawn and garden vacuum trimmer having an elongated vacuum duct in fluid communication with a motor powered vacuum impeller positioned in a body, one end of the vacuum duct being attached to the body, a rotary cutter positioned in the vacuum duct, the rotary cutter attached to the impeller by way of a rotating shaft so that material swept into the distal end of the vacuum duct is cut by the cutter, swept through the impeller and then directed to a collection container. The improvement of this embodiment of the instant invention is positioning the cutter more than one quarter inch and less than three inches from the distal end of the vacuum duct.In addition, an improved hand held lawn and garden vacuum collector having an elongated vacuum duct in fluid communication with a motor powered vacuum impeller positioned in a body, one end of the vacuum duct being attached to the body, so that material swept into the distal end of the vacuum duct is swept through the impeller and then directed to a collection container., wherein the improvement of this embodiment of the instant invention is to position a rotary cutter and airfoil in the vacuum duct, the rotary cutter connected to the airfoil so that the rotary cutter rotates in response to air flowed through the vacuum duct.And, a vacuum duct assembly adapted to be removeably attached to a hand held lawn and garden vacuum collector, the hand held lawn and garden vacuum collector having a motor powered vacuum impeller encased in a body. The vacuum duct assembly consists of an elongated vacuum duct having means for demountable attachment at the first end thereof to the body of the collector, a rotary cutter positioned in the vacuum duct more than one quarter inch and less than three inches from the second end of the vacuum duct, the rotary cutter attached to one end of a shaft positioned in the vacuum duct, the other end of the shaft having means for attachment to the vacuum impeller when the first end of the vacuum duct is attached to the body of the collector.

2008017, Jul 24, 2008

Jan 22, 2007

11/656213

Gregory P. Marcoe - Midland MI, US

A61M 16/04

12820717

An elongate strip of adhesive tape having an adhesive side and a non-adhesive side; (b) a central peel-away tab on and covering the adhesive side of the central portion of the adhesive tape; and (c) a pair of peel-away tabs on and covering the adhesive side of each end portion of the adhesive tape so that when the central peel-away tab is peeled off the tape and the adhesive side of the central portion of the adhesive tape is wrapped around a tracheal tube or the like, the pair of peel-away tabs on and covering the adhesive side of each end portion of the adhesive tape can be peeled off against the cheeks of the patient so that the adhesive side of each end portion of the adhesive tape adheres to the patients cheeks thereby securing the tube to the patient. In addition, an improved kit of components for securing a tracheal tube or the like to a patient, the kit of components contained in a sealed and steralizable pouch, wherein the kit includes: (a) an elongate strip of adhesive tape having an adhesive side and a non-adhesive side; (b) a central peel-away tab on and covering the adhesive side of the central portion of the adhesive tape; and (c) a pair of peel-away tabs on and covering the adhesive side of each end portion of the adhesive tape. Additional components of the kit may include eye tapes and tape for securing nasogastric tubes or the like to the patient.

D678520, Mar 19, 2013

Mar 1, 2011

29/386430

Gregory P. Marcoe - Midland MI, US

Majorus Medical, Inc. - Decatur IL

2402

D24128