GREGORY ROBINSON HOLLAND
Pilots at Ave Sausalito, Irvine, CA

5776057, Jul 7, 1998

Feb 4, 1997

8/794380

Michael R. Swenson - San Diego CA
Gregory R. Holland - Irvine CA

CMeD, Inc. - Irvine CA

A61B 50205

600301

A virtual medical instrument (VMI) system comprises data storage for storing input diagnostic test protocols for two or more of EEG, EKG, EMG/NCV, PFT, CMG, EP, ENG, visual acuity, visual field, limb dynometric and audiogram testing. The VMI system includes a universal interface having a number of electrical contacts and sets of electrical conduits associated with the different stored diagnostic test protocols. A selector enables a system user to select any one of the stored diagnostic test protocols for conducting on a patient. The system is constructed to enable the selected diagnostic test protocol to be performed on a patient after the corresponding set of electrical conduits are connected to the universal interface contacts and to the patient. Further included is an electrical signal generator connected to the universal interface for providing electrical signals to the patent if such electric signals are required by the selected test protocol. Electrical signals are received by the system through the electrical conduits connected to the universal interface from a patient and an output corresponding to the received electrical signals is provided, the output including one or more of strip chart printer, conventional printer, modem, computer diskette, audio recorder and video recorder.

5623925, Apr 29, 1997

Jun 5, 1995

8/463055

Michael R. Swenson - San Diego CA
Gregory R. Holland - Irvine CA

CMeD, Inc. - Irvine CA

A61B 50205

128630

A virtual medical instrument (VMI) system comprises data storage for storing input diagnostic test protocols for two or more of EEG, EKG, EMG/NCV, PFT, CMG, EP, ENG, visual acuity, visual field, limb dynometric and audiogram testing. The VMI system includes a universal interface having a number of electrical contacts and sets of electrical conduits associated with the different stored diagnostic test protocols. A selector enables a system user to select any one of the stored diagnostic test protocols for conducting on a patient. The system is constructed to enable the selected diagnostic test protocol to be performed on a patient after the corresponding set of electrical conduits are connected to the universal interface contacts and to the patient. Further included is an electrical signal generator connected to the universal interface for providing electrical signals to the patent if such electric signals are required by the selected test protocol. Electrical signals are received by the system through the electrical conduits connected to the universal interface from a patient and an output corresponding to the received electrical signals is provided, the output including one or more of strip chart printer, conventional printer, modem, computer diskette, audio recorder and video recorder.

5129999, Jul 14, 1992

Oct 4, 1990

7/592668

Gregory R. Holland - Irvine CA
Barrett E. Cloud - Orange CA

Allergan, Inc. - Irvine CA

C25F 500

204131

An apparatus for disinfecting lenses includes a single hand-held case with a lens compartment and a power supply compartment. A battery powered unit disposed within the power supply compartment responds to activation of a switch on the case to generate an electric current which is coupled to a pair of electrodes within the lens compartment to electrolyte a solution in the lens compartment and thereby disinfect lenses submerged in the solution. Disinfecting proceeds using a buffered solution to retain solution pH within predefined limits while enabling electrolysis with a large current of shorter duration to decreased disinfecting time. A lip circumscribing an upper opening of the lens compartment is covered with a single hinged cover member that lifts directly away from the lip, and a slidable retainer member is used to retain the cover member in a closed position. Ribs on the cover member retain the lenses submerged in the solution, and a hydrophobic element discharges gases produced by electrolysis. An enlarged ruthenium coated anode enhances electrolytic action while inhibiting catalytic degradation, while timing circuitry and indicators on the case enhance operator convenience.

7021931, Apr 4, 2006

Apr 6, 2004

10/819415

Edward Lynch - Northern Ireland, GB
Jurgen H. Schemmer - King, CA
Aylin Baysan - London, GB
Gregory R. Holland - Irvine CA, US
Tom Weisel - Costa Mesa CA, US
Roger Mc Pherson - Cerritos CA, US

Curozone Ireland Ltd.

A61C 17/00, A61C 5/00

433 80, 433215

Apparatus for the treatment of dental caries includes a source of oxidizing gas and a handpiece for delivering the gas to a tooth. A cup attached to the handpiece is provided for receiving the gas and exposing a selected area of the tooth to the gas. The cup includes a resilient edge for sealably the edge for engaging the tooth around the selected area to prevent escape of a gas therepast.

7344374, Mar 18, 2008

Mar 30, 2006

11/393471

Edward Lynch - Northern Ireland, GB
Jurgen H. Schemmer - King, CA
Aylin Baysan - London, GB
Gregory R. Holland - Irvine CA, US
Tom Weisel - Costa Mesa CA, US
Roger McPherson - Cerritos CA, US

Curozone Ireland Ltd. - Dublin

A61C 17/00

433 80, 433 88

Apparatus for the treatment of dental caries includes a source of oxidizing gas and a handpiece for delivering the gas to a tooth. A cup attached to the handpiece is provided for receiving the gas and exposing a selected area of the tooth to the gas. The cup includes a resilient edge for sealably the edge for engaging the tooth around the selected area to prevent escape of a gas therepast.

5111029, May 5, 1992

Sep 24, 1990

7/587662

Douglas H. Grambush - Laguna Beach CA
Gregory R. Holland - Irvine CA
Walter A. York - El Toro CA

Allergan - Irvine CA

A61L 200, H05B 306

219521

A compact heat disinfection unit for contact lenses including a waterproof unit having a chamber receiving therein a closed lens case. A heater is disposed in the unit for heating the case. The unit has a retractable blade assembly which folds back into the unit and is electrically coupled to the heater for actuating the same. A push button, accessible from the exterior of the unit, is provided for actuating the heater. The covers of the lens case cannot be removed while heating the same.

7581952, Sep 1, 2009

Oct 30, 2007

11/929551

Edward Lynch - Belfast, GB
Jurgen H. Schemmer - King, CA
Aylin Baysan - London, GB
Gregory R. Holland - Irvine CA, US
Tom Weisel - Costa Mesa CA, US
Roger Mc Pherson - Cerritos CA, US

CurOzone Ireland Ltd. - Dublin

A61C 5/00, A61C 17/00

433215, 433 80, 433 88

Apparatus and method for the treatment of dental caries includes a source of oxidizing gas, an aqueous medium and a handpiece for delivering the gas and aqueous medium to a tooth. A cup attached to the handpiece is provided for receiving the gas and exposing a selected area of the tooth to the gas and aqueous medium. The cup includes a resilient edge for sealably the edge for engaging the tooth around the selected area to prevent escape of gas and aqueous medium therepast.

5143104, Sep 1, 1992

Dec 7, 1990

7/624057

Wayne S. Iba - Mission Viejo CA
Gregory R. Holland - Irvine CA
Alix A. Moore - Santa Ana CA
Walter A. York - Mission Viejo CA

Allergan, Inc. - Irvine CA

B08B 304

134135

An apparatus for storing and cleaning an element is disclosed. The apparatus includes a fluid containing receptacle having an open top and a cap having at least one opening therethrough for removably closing off the open top of the receptacle. The apparatus further includes an element retaining housing removably disposed internally of said receptacle. The housing has at least one opening therethrough fluidly communicating the interior of the housing with the exterior thereof. The apparatus also includes a resilient gasket mounted in the receptacle adjacent the opening in the cap. The gasket has normally closed valving means therein adapted to open upon a predetermined incrase in pressure within said receptacle to release the pressure through said valving means and out of said opening in said cap.

5108007, Apr 28, 1992

Apr 25, 1991

7/691144

Daniel F. Smith - Irvine CA
Gregory R. Holland - Irvine CA

Allergan, Inc. - Irvine CA

B65D 3522

222 95

A squeezable dispenser having a main flexible outer container closed off by a top having an opening therein and an inner collapsible flexible fluid containing bladder. A one-way flow valve is mounted in the top normally closing off the opening in the top to prevent the contents of the bladder from contamination from external sources. A vent in the top provides fluid communication between the interior of the container and the exterior thereof. A sealing member overlies the valve and normally closes off the same. The dispenser can be squeezed to dispense liquid in the bladder out through the valve.

7413437, Aug 19, 2008

Oct 31, 2006

11/590185

Edward Lynch - Northern Ireland, GB
Jurgen H. Schemmer - King City, CA
Aylin Baysan - London, GB
Gregory R. Holland - Irvine CA, US
Tom Weisel - Costa Mesa CA, US
Roger Mc Pherson - Cerritos CA, US

CurOzone Ireland Ltd. - Dublin

A61C 17/00, A61C 3/02

433 80, 433 88

Apparatus for the treatment of dental caries includes a source of oxidizing gas and a handpiece for delivering the gas to a tooth. A cup attached to the handpiece is provided for receiving the gas and exposing a selected area of the tooth to the gas. The cup includes a resilient edge for sealably the edge for engaging the tooth around the selected area to prevent escape of a gas therepast.