DR. JEFFERY L DEAL, M.D.
Ambulatory Health at Charlie Hall Blvd, Charleston, SC
License number
South Carolina 12384
Category
Ambulatory Health
Type
Primary Care
Address
Address
1938 Charlie Hall Blvd UNIT B, Charleston, SC 29414
Phone
(843) 442-0227
(843) 766-6082
(843) 766-6082
Professional information
Dr. Jeffery L Deal, Charleston SC - MD (Doctor of Medicine)
Specialties:
Ear, Nose, and Throat
Address:
1938 Charlie Hall Blvd STE B, Charleston 29414
(843) 442-0227 (Phone)
1150 Kinzer St STE 1605, North Charleston 29405
LOWCOUNTRY INFECTIOUS DISEASE PA
1938 Charlie Hall Blvd, Charleston 29414
(843) 402-0227 (Phone), (843) 402-0232 (Fax)
(843) 442-0227 (Phone)
1150 Kinzer St STE 1605, North Charleston 29405
LOWCOUNTRY INFECTIOUS DISEASE PA
1938 Charlie Hall Blvd, Charleston 29414
(843) 402-0227 (Phone), (843) 402-0232 (Fax)
Certifications:
Otolaryngology, 1987
Awards:
Healthgrades Honor Roll
Languages:
English
Hospitals:
1938 Charlie Hall Blvd STE B, Charleston 29414
1150 Kinzer St STE 1605, North Charleston 29405
LOWCOUNTRY INFECTIOUS DISEASE PA
1938 Charlie Hall Blvd, Charleston 29414
Bon Secours Saint Francis Hospital
2095 Henry Tecklenburg Dr, Charleston 29414
Roper Hospital
316 Calhoun St, Charleston 29401
1150 Kinzer St STE 1605, North Charleston 29405
LOWCOUNTRY INFECTIOUS DISEASE PA
1938 Charlie Hall Blvd, Charleston 29414
Bon Secours Saint Francis Hospital
2095 Henry Tecklenburg Dr, Charleston 29414
Roper Hospital
316 Calhoun St, Charleston 29401
Education:
Medical School
Medical University of South Carolina
Graduated: 1981
Nat'l Naval Med Center
Medical University of South Carolina
Graduated: 1981
Nat'l Naval Med Center
Jeffery L Deal, Charleston SC
Specialties:
Ear, Nose & Throat Doctor
Address:
1849 Savage Rd, Charleston, SC 29407
1938 Charlie Hall Blvd, Charleston, SC 29414
1938 Charlie Hall Blvd, Charleston, SC 29414
Ultraviolet Area Sterilizer And Method Of Area Sterilization Using Ultraviolet Radiation
US Patent:
6656424, Dec 2, 2003
Filed:
Sep 19, 2000
Appl. No.:
09/665151
Inventors:
Jeffery L Deal - Charleston SC
Assignee:
UVAS, LLC - Charleston SC
International Classification:
A61L 210
US Classification:
422 3, 422 24, 422121, 25045511
Abstract:
An ultraviolet area sterilizer (UVAS) is mobile or stationary. The UVAS is positioned in a room, such an operating room or intensive care unit. Motion detectors sense movement, to assure that personnel have evacuated the space to be sterilized. Subsequently, UV-C generators, such as a bank of mercury bulbs, generate intense levels of UV-C. An array of multiple UV-C sensors scan the room, and determine the darkest area, or the area reflecting the lowest level of UV-C back to the sensors. A BASIC Stamp contained in the device calculates the time required to obtain a bactericidal dose of UV-C reflected back from darkest area. Once a bactericidal dose has been reflected to all the sensors, the unit notifies the operator and shuts down. By relying on reflected doses rather than direct exposure, the UVAS is able to sterilize or sanitize all surfaces within the room that are within view of an exposed wall or ceiling.
Ultraviolet Area Sterilizer And Method Of Area Sterilization Using Ultraviolet Radiation
US Patent:
2002008, Jul 4, 2002
Filed:
Oct 26, 2001
Appl. No.:
10/029787
Inventors:
Jeffery Deal - Charleston SC, US
International Classification:
A61L002/08, A62B007/08, B01J019/08, A61L009/00
US Classification:
422/024000, 422/121000, 422/186000, 422/306000, 422/906000
Abstract:
An ultraviolet area sterilizer (UVAS) is mobile or stationary. The UVAS is positioned in a room, such an operating room or intensive care unit. Motion detectors sense movement, to assure that personnel have evacuated the space to be sterilized. Subsequently, UV-C generators, such mercury bulbs, generate UV-C from multiple locations within the room or other enclosed space. Multiple UV-C sensors scan the room, and determine the area reflecting the lowest level of UV-C back to the sensors. The device calculates the time required to obtain a bactericidal dose of UV-C reflected back to the sensors. Once an effective bactericidal dose has been reflected to all the sensors, the unit notifies the operator and shuts down.
Disinfection Device And Method
US Patent:
2013023, Sep 12, 2013
Filed:
Apr 23, 2013
Appl. No.:
13/868596
Inventors:
JEFFERY L. DEAL - CHARLESTON SC, US
International Classification:
A61L 2/10
US Classification:
25045511
Abstract:
An ultraviolet area sterilizer or disinfector is incorporated into a building structure where concern exists regarding the presence of pathogenic bacteria on environmental surfaces. Ultraviolet C (UV-C) generators generate UV-C that is directed to architectural partitions of an enclosed area. The architectural partitions reflect UV-C to kill pathogens in the enclosed area. The device transmits a calculated dose of UV-C from a fixture mounted to an architectural partition in the enclosed area. Once an effective cumulative dose of UV-C has been reflected to radiation sensors, as measured by the sensors, the device shuts down. The device may allocate power to specific UV-C emitters so as to direct UV-C radiation more uniformly throughout the area, as measured by the sensors.
Area Sterilizer And Method Of Disinfection
US Patent:
8067750, Nov 29, 2011
Filed:
Jan 29, 2009
Appl. No.:
12/361810
Inventors:
Jeffery L. Deal - Charleston SC, US
International Classification:
A61L 2/10, A61L 9/20, G21K 5/02
US Classification:
25045511, 25045311, 25045411, 250504 R, 422 1, 422 3, 422 22, 422 24
Abstract:
An ultraviolet area sterilizer or disinfector is incorporated into a building structure where concern exists regarding the presence of pathogenic bacteria on environmental surfaces. Ultraviolet C (UV-C) generators generate UV-C that is directed to architectural partitions of an enclosed area. The architectural partitions reflect UV-C to kill pathogens in the enclosed area. The device transmits a calculated dose of UV-C from a fixture mounted to an architectural partition in the enclosed area. Once an effective cumulative dose of UV-C has been reflected to radiation sensors, as measured by the sensors, the device shuts down.
Disinfection Device And Method
US Patent:
2012012, May 24, 2012
Filed:
Nov 23, 2011
Appl. No.:
13/303694
Inventors:
JEFFERY L. DEAL - CHARLESTON SC, US
PHILIP J. UFKES - MT. PLEASANT SC, US
PHILIP J. UFKES - MT. PLEASANT SC, US
International Classification:
G21K 5/00, G01J 1/44
US Classification:
250372
Abstract:
An ultraviolet area sterilizer or disinfector is incorporated into a building structure where concern exists regarding the presence of pathogenic bacteria on environmental surfaces. Ultraviolet C (UV-C) generators generate UV-C that is directed to architectural partitions of an enclosed area. The architectural partitions reflect UV-C to kill pathogens in the enclosed area. The device transmits a calculated dose of UV-C from a fixture mounted to an architectural partition in the enclosed area. Once an effective cumulative dose of UV-C has been reflected to radiation sensors, as measured by the sensors, the device shuts down. The device allocates power to specific UV-C emitters so as to direct UV-C radiation more uniformly throughout the area, as measured by the sensors.
C-Band Disinfector
US Patent:
7175806, Feb 13, 2007
Filed:
Feb 24, 2003
Appl. No.:
10/373270
Inventors:
Jeffery L. Deal - Charleston SC, US
Philip J. Ufkes - Mount Pleasant SC, US
David R. Deal - Atlanta GA, US
Philip J. Ufkes - Mount Pleasant SC, US
David R. Deal - Atlanta GA, US
International Classification:
A61I 2/10
US Classification:
422 24, 422 3, 25045511
Abstract:
A C-Band Disinfector disinfects objects placed within the device by subjecting the objects to closed-loop emissions of UV-C radiation. UV-C sensors measure reflected UV-C radiation and control the period of operation of the device. In an additional embodiment, UV-C radiation is transmitted by fiber-optic cable to a particular area of an object to be disinfected. After the prescribed dose is applied, the fiber-optic cable is moved to a new area of the object, and the UV-C disinfection process continues until all areas of the object have been disinfected by exposure to the prescribed dose of the UV-C radiation.
C-Band Disinfector
US Patent:
7829016, Nov 9, 2010
Filed:
Feb 12, 2007
Appl. No.:
11/705279
Inventors:
Jeffery L. Deal - Charleston SC, US
Philip J. Ufkes - Mount Pleasant SC, US
David R. Deal - Sewanee GA, US
Philip J. Ufkes - Mount Pleasant SC, US
David R. Deal - Sewanee GA, US
International Classification:
A61L 2/10
US Classification:
422 24, 422 3
Abstract:
A C-Band Disinfector disinfects objects placed within the interior of the device by subjecting the objects to emissions of UV-C radiation. Multiple UV-C sensors measure UV-C radiation dosage to the objects and control the period of operation of the device, terminating the emission of UV-C radiation only after all of the UV-C radiation sensors have received a minimum predetermined dosage.