HENRY MARK CLAYMAN
Medical Practice in Miami, FL

4298994, Nov 10, 1981

Oct 26, 1979

6/088643

Henry M. Clayman - Miami FL

A61F 116, A61F 124

3 13

An intra-ocular implantable device and a method of surgically implanting such device in which upper and lower haptic loops are attached to a lens on opposite sides thereof for contacting the ciliary sulcus (or capsular bag) to position the lens in the posterior chamber. The lower loop has a stiffness greater than the upper loop and the lens has a vertical dimension greater than its horizontal dimension to ensure proper positioning of the lens. The lens has a rear convex surface for facilitating discission after implantation and optical advantages. Upper and lower bores in the front surface of the lens extend at an angle to the vertical of, for example, 15. degree. to 20. degree. to permit fixation by a fine spatula for manipulation of the device during implantation. The edges of the lens between the loops include straight line portions for guiding the device during insertion and requiring minimum incision.

8079132, Dec 20, 2011

Mar 9, 2009

12/400163

Henry Clayman - Miami FL, US

G01R 31/28

29593, 29600, 294031, 29559, 29705, 343702, 343841

A method for shielding discarded or unwanted items provided with a Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) tag, comprises the following steps. First, a facility containing an inventory including a plurality of products each including a radio frequency identification (RFID) tag is provided. Then, the facility is provided with an RFID waste collection container defining a magnetic shielding enclosure for shielding and electromagnetically isolating the RFID tags when the products are disposed therein. Next, it is determined if one of the plurality of products is not wanted. Subsequently, the unwanted product is discarded by placing the unwanted product into the RFID waste collection container so that the RFID tag of the unwanted product does not interfere with ongoing activities in the facility by emitting errant signals.

5672107, Sep 30, 1997

Jan 31, 1996

8/594229

Henry M. Clayman - Miami FL

Federal Patent Corporation - Miami FL

A61B 50444

463 36

A video game which incorporates a video game player's cardio-waveform into the video display and integrates the wave-form with the activities of the video game being played. A cardio-waveform sensor is attached to a video game player. The sensor produces a signal which is transmitted to an input interface of a micro-processor. A joystick or other control system which enables a player to control the play of the video game is also attached to the input interface of the micro-processor. The micro-processor produces a display signal dependant on the signal's generated from the joystick and cardio-waveform sensor. The player's cardio-waveform is also displayed on the video display and is incorporated into the activities of the game being played. In one embodiment the cardio-waveform represents a boundary which confines the activities of a roaming icon.

4634441, Jan 6, 1987

Apr 26, 1985

6/733250

Henry Clayman - Miami FL
James R. Longacre - Kensington MD

A61F 216

623 6

A posterior chamber intra-ocular implant in which a lens of a material such as polysulfone or polymethylmethacrylate is lodged in a pocket of a carrier of a material such as silicone or a hydrophilic polymer. Haptic loops extend from the carrier to position the implant in the posterior chamber. Protrusions may be provided on the rear surface of the carrier to space the implant from the posterior capsule.

4642116, Feb 10, 1987

Mar 19, 1985

6/713539

Henry Clayman - Miami FL
James R. Longacre - Kensington MD

A61F 216

623 6

A lens with a central optic of material denser than the aqueous humor of the eye and having a substance incorporated therein, preferably an inert gas in a bubble, of a lesser density. In one embodiment gas bubbles are incorporated in the top and bottom of an ovoid lens and in a second embodiment in an annular ridge extending outwardly from the rear surface of the lens to also space the rear surface from the posterior capsule.

8116897, Feb 14, 2012

Feb 20, 2009

12/390160

Henry Clayman - Miami FL, US

G06F 19/00

700137, 11247003

A method for manufacturing a multi-piece article, such as a garment, comprises the following steps. First, at least two parts of the article are provided. Then, a radio frequency identification (RFID) tag is attached to each of the at least two parts of the article. Each of the RFID tags stores data including data identifying the part of the article associated with the RFID tag and manufacturing instructions identifying parts of the article to be connected. Next, the RFID tags including manufacturing instructions identifying matching parts of the article are scanned. Subsequently, the at least two parts of the article are connected together according to the manufacturing instructions obtained prior to the step of connecting the at least two parts so as to form at least a portion of the article.

4629461, Dec 16, 1986

Nov 5, 1984

6/668151

Henry Clayman - Miami FL
James R. Longacre - Kensington MD

A61F 216

623 6

A posterior chamber intra-ocular lens with a plurality of separated protrusions extending rearwardly from the lens to separate the optical portion from the posterior capsule. The protrusions may be integral with the lens body or formed as a separate element. The protrusions may be fixed in bore holes or mounted in a ring. Material more flexible and softer than the lens body such as silicone or HEMA can be used for the protrusions.

4629158, Dec 16, 1986

Aug 31, 1984

6/646215

Henry Clayman - Miami FL

F16K 5100

251148

A male valve member for disposable use with a female member in a fluid T coupling in which a first bore extends from an inlet to outlet and a second bore communicates the first bore with a fluid flow opening in the female member. A sleeve preferably extends in the first bore to cover the opening of the second bore into the first bore to form a one-way valve. The valve member preferably includes parts at least which are resilient and positively lock the male and female members together upon insertion.

4676243, Jun 30, 1987

Oct 31, 1984

6/666816

Henry Clayman - Miami FL

Aldebaran XIII Consulting Company - Miami Shores FL

A61B 1732

128305

A surgical instrument with a handpiece body adapted for manual manipulation, a hollow tube extending outward therefrom, and a rotating blade extending through the tube and out of the end thereof. The axis of rotation of the blade is displaced radially from the tube axis so that, when the blade is rotated 180. degree. from the direction of displacement, the sharp, hooked end is within the region of extension of the tube and the patient is protected against inadvertent cutting of Descemet's Membrane or the iris.