DR. JAMES PAISLEY MOSS, M.D.
Hospitals at Yandell Dr, Louisville, KY

D258668, Mar 24, 1981

Feb 8, 1979

6/010428

James P. Moss - Louisville KY

D1907

D19 62

6527300, Mar 4, 2003

Dec 17, 2001

10/022657

James W. Moss - Louisville KY 40299

A42D 300

281 36, 24 67 R, 206472, 281 151, 281 45, 402 4

A device that aids in the holding of a book or binder is fully adjustable to the hand size of the holder by parting and remating of hook and loop fastening strips attached to U-shaped clips, the U-shaped clips being placed at the top and bottom of the outside surface of the backbone or spine of a book or binder.

4263917, Apr 28, 1981

Apr 6, 1979

6/027739

James P. Moss - Louisville KY

A61B 500

128656

A self-sealing catheter apparatus and method are disclosed which are broadly useful in medical surgery and particularly to perform cholangiography or in connection with perfusion of the coronary arteries during open heart surgery. The catheter provides means for sealing a duct and introducing dye into the duct once the catheter has been placed inside of the duct. An inflatable balloon sleeve and adjacent reservoir are mounted near the distal end of the catheter. The distal end of the catheter is inserted into the duct until the reservoir contacts the outer wall of the duct and the balloon sleeve is thus located inside of the duct. Then, the reservoir is depressed forcing the fluid contained therein to inflate the balloon sleeve. The inflated balloon sleeve not only seals the duct against the passage of fluids therethrough, but also holds the catheter in place inside of the duct. The dye is then introduced into the duct via the catheter lumen.

5127675, Jul 7, 1992

May 17, 1990

7/524548

James W. Moss - Louisville KY

B42D 1500

283 70

A label for marking an article for identification and description includes a sheet of material such as paper or vinyl having one surface coated with an adhesive material, and at least one closed peripheral cut formed through the sheet defining the external boundary of identification and descriptive indicia. A method for marking an article for identification and description includes making at least one closed peripheral cut through a sheet of material in selected portions of the sheet to define the external boundary of identification and descriptive indicia, adhesively attaching the closed peripheral cut out portions of the sheet to a surface of the article, and covering the closed peripheral cut out portions and an area of the article surface beyond the external boundary of the closed peripheral cut out portions with a covering material thereby producing a three-dimensional image of the closed peripheral cut out portions.

2005003, Feb 17, 2005

Aug 14, 2003

10/641230

James Moss - Louisville KY, US

B42F003/00

402008000

A sheet material holding device for receipt in a ring binder includes an elongated rectangular-shaped insert with a plurality of aligned apertures along one side. Each of the aligned apertures are positioned for registration with one of the rings of the binder. In each end of the insert is at least one slot wherein the slots are aligned to receive an endless elastomeric cord, or the like therein. A sheet of music or other sheet materials may be passed underneath the elastomeric cord and will be retained in place by the pressure of the elastomeric cord.

4266545, May 12, 1981

Apr 6, 1979

6/027835

James P. Moss - Louisville KY

A61M 100

128278

A portable closed wound suction device is provided which is adapted to be worn on the body following outpatient and other limited surgical procedures. Specifically, the device provides a rigid container which is adapted to be strapped to the body of a patient with a tubular connection to a wound for collecting fluids from the wound. The container is provided with a wall which may be moved from an inactive position to a locked outer position so as to create suction within the device. The rigid container cannot be tampered with by the patient.

5147334, Sep 15, 1992

Jan 2, 1991

7/636739

James P. Moss - Louisville KY

A61M 2500

604264

A cholangiographic catheter is provided for delivering a contrast fluid for use in X-rays. The device comprises an elongated tube with a curved section. The curved section has a tapered tip and a means for discharging a fluid in a directional flow for reaching the proximal or intraheptic bile ducts as well as the duodenum. In a preferred embodiment, the catheter would have a first set of holes on the curved section and a second set of holes that are smaller than the first located below the first. This would allow for greater control of dispersion of contrast fluid used in X-rays. The catheter would be made of a medical elastomer with memory so that the catheter may maintain the shape of the curved section after the catheter has been inserted into the body.

2012004, Feb 23, 2012

Aug 2, 2011

13/195960

James P. Moss - Louisville KY, US

A63H 5/00

446418

A striker for game calling including a body portion, a releasable locking device located at one end of the body portion, and a peg extending from the body portion and held to the body portion by the releasable locking device.