JERRY MICHAEL JESSEPH
Radiology at 1 St, Blmgtn, IN

2010014, Jun 10, 2010

Jun 19, 2008

12/664970

Jerry M. Jesseph - Bloomington IN, US
Frederick B. Jesseph - Bloomington IN, US

THERAPY POSITIONING TECHNOLOGIES, LLC - New York NY

A61N 5/00, A61B 8/14

25045411, 600443, 2504923

An apparatus and method for treating a tumor mass location in a breast of a patient. The breast is stabilized in space, preferably by creating a reduced pressure environment around the breast. Particle beams are applied to a tumor mass location positioned at the center of a substantially spherical (or cylindrical) portion of a chamber filled with a fluid having an electron density substantially similar to the breast. The patient treatment platform is translated to aim the particle beam at the tumor mass location while traversing and beaming perpendicular to the portion of the chamber.

6569176, May 27, 2003

Jan 22, 2001

09/766946

Jerry M. Jesseph - Bloomington IN 47401

A61B 1732

606167, 600564, 604 22

A device, in several configurations, which fixes a breast in distended, stable position using negative pressure, and minimizes or halts lymphatic flow from the breast. The invention allows for improvement in imaging and intervention in diagnosis and treatment of early stage human breast cancer. An image-guided system which allows accurate and bloodless access to breast tissue; guided by MRI or CT; using a unique saw and cautery device; in linear and rotary configurations to remove small or large lesions from the breast.

6254614, Jul 3, 2001

Oct 18, 1999

9/419538

Jerry M. Jesseph - Bloomington IN

A61B 1000, A61H 900

606130

A device, in several configurations, which fixes a breast in distended, stable position using negative pressure, and minimizes or halts lymphatic flow from the breast. The invention allows for improvement in imaging and intervention in diagnosis and treatment of early stage human breast cancer. An image-guided system which allows accurate and bloodless access to breast tissue; guided by MRI or CT; using a unique saw and cautery device; in linear and rotary configurations to remove small or large lesions from the breast.

2003023, Dec 18, 2003

Apr 7, 2003

10/408607

Jerry Jesseph - Bloomington IN, US

A61B017/32

606/167000, 606/129000

A device, in several configurations, which fixes a breast in distended, stable position using negative pressure, and minimizes or halts lymphatic flow from the breast. The invention allows for improvement in imaging and intervention in diagnosis and treatment of early stage human breast cancer. An image-guided system which allows accurate and bloodless access to breast tissue; guided by MRI or CT; using a unique saw and cautery device; in linear and rotary configurations to remove small or large lesions from the breast.