DR. JAMES HENRY MARTIN, M.D.
Osteopathic Medicine at County Line Rd, Oak Brook, IL

6910606, Jun 28, 2005

Oct 23, 2003

10/692190

James H. Martin - Burr Ridge IL, US
William M. Cannon - West Harrison IN, US
Aaron L. Hirschmann - Genoa City WI, US

B65D083/00

2224022, 222309, 2223219, 222341

A valve assembly includes a valve housing defining a metering chamber and an elongated stem. The stem is axially movable with respect to the valve housing for dispensing liquid and is rotatable for adjusting the length of the stroke of a piston to thereby select the volume of liquid dispensed with each actuation of the stem. A sliding float member is fitted around the stem within the chamber and is axially slidable with respect to the stem but is locked for rotation with the stem. The lower surface of the sliding float is locked for axial movement with the piston but is independently rotatable with respect to the piston. A pair of spaced poles extends parallel to the axis of the float and engages vaginations in a surface of the housing to thereby limit the length of the stroke of the piston. The poles of the float and the complementary pairs of vaginations in the housing are angularly spaced a distance of less than 180 degrees.

5199616, Apr 6, 1993

Apr 13, 1992

7/867883

James H. Martin - Burr Ridge IL

B65D 3700

22240216

Dispensing apparatus incorporates a pressurized liquid reservoir and associated manually operable dispensing valve and a pressurized gas reservoir and associated manually operable valve respectively connecting the reservoirs to a common spray orifice. The valves are adapted to be simultaneously operated whereby a metered burst of gas from the gas reservoir breaks up a metered burst of liquid from the liquid reservoir. The liquid dispensing valve has a discharge bore through which the liquid is discharged and a check valve such that the pressurized reservoir may be refilled through the discharge bore.

7575134, Aug 18, 2009

Mar 7, 2006

11/369400

James H. Martin - Burr Ridge IL, US
Yuri M. Gallegos - Barcelona, ES
Jordi Romanyo i Alba - Sant Pere de Ribes, ES

B65D 5/72

222494

A self-sealing nozzle for a liquid dispensing device having a valve and a discharge port, the discharge port including a plug that may be bulbous in shape, the plug being retained by a retainer at the end of the discharge passage leading to the port. An elastomeric seal has an annular inner surface that seals against the plug when liquid is not being dispensed by said valve, but expands and forms a passage around the plug when liquid is being dispensed by said valve.

4976687, Dec 11, 1990

Jun 3, 1988

7/201760

James Martin - Burr Ridge IL

A61M 5172

604 65

Intravenous fluid is supplied under the control of a microprocessor from a reservoir to a cannula through a flow member and a flow control device which responds, via the microprocessor, to the line pressures upstream and downstream of the control device. First and second transducers and first and second check valves are connected respectively upstream and downstream of the control device, and a constant flow resistance device is connected in series with the flow-control device to enhance the accuracy of the system.

5105995, Apr 21, 1992

Apr 30, 1990

7/516529

James H. Martin - Burr Ridge IL

B65D 8314

2224022

Dispensing apparatus incorporates a pressurized liquid metering reservoir and associated manually operable dispensing valve and a pressurized gas metering reservoir and associated manually operable valve respectively connecting the reservoirs to a common spray orifice. The valves are adapted to be simultaneously operated whereby a burst of gas from the gas reservoir breaks up a burst of liquid from the liquid reservoir.

4722732, Feb 2, 1988

Oct 20, 1986

6/920468

James Martin - Burr Ridge IL

A61M 500

604132

An intravenous fluid system incorporates an elastomeric reservoir in which the intravenous fluid is retained under pressure and fed at a controlled rate to a cannula which is inserted into the patient. The reservoir is contained in a translucent housing which is open to the atmosphere through a check valve and which is connected to the line connecting the reservoir to the cannula through another check valve which permits flow of fluid into the housing when the outlet of the cannula is plugged.

5085351, Feb 4, 1992

Nov 5, 1990

7/608690

James H. Martin - Burr Ridge IL

B65D 8314

222287

A liquid dispensed in adjustable, predetermined quantities from a pressurized reservoir upon each actuation of a metering and dispensing valve incorporated in the dispenser. A flexible sleeve is disposed between the reservoir chamber and a selected one of a plurality of differently sized metering chambers to expel the contents of the selected metering chamber when the metering and dispensing valve is actuated. The metering chambers are carried by a rotatably adjustable member which is mounted to the stem of the metering and dispensing valve.

4911692, Mar 27, 1990

Jul 5, 1988

7/215336

James H. Martin - Burr Ridge IL

A61M 500

604 89

An intravenous fluid dispenser includes two reservoirs, and containing a predetermined quantity of a liquid under pressure and the other containing a predetermined quantity of a material to be mixed with the liquid; a conduit extends between the two reservoirs and a manually operable valve in the conduit is used to controllably connect the reservoirs together to cause the liquid to flow at a high velocity into the second reservoir. An outlet conduit extends from the bottom of the second reservoir for conveying the mixed solution to a patient.

5484088, Jan 16, 1996

Apr 29, 1994

8/235083

James H. Martin - Burr Ridge IL

B65D 8316

2224022

An adjustable liquid dose dispenser utilizes complimentary, interfitting parts on a rotationally adjustable actuator on the cover of a pressurized container to index a rotationally adjustable valve stem relative to a plurality of reference marks on the actuator.

4892232, Jan 9, 1990

Jul 25, 1988

7/225081

James H. Martin - Burr Ridge IL

B65D 3700

222207

A unit dose liquid dispenser includes a resilient metering reservoir disposed within a main reservoir in which a large supply of the liquid is maintained under pressure. Depression of an actuator to a dispensing position connects the metering chamber to the ambient while sealing it from the main reservoir resulting in the collapse of the metering reservoir and expulsion of the contents to the atmosphere at the pressure in the main reservoir.