KEITH HARRISON RUBIN, M.D.
Osteopathic Medicine at Ocean Blvd, Fort Lauderdale, FL

7942597, May 17, 2011

Aug 28, 2009

12/584061

Michael Perlman - Davie FL, US
James M. Sellers - Portsmouth NH, US
Keith Rubin - Fort Lauderdale FL, US
Mathew Cardinali - Berwick ME, US
Michael R. Cole - Stratham NH, US
Sidney Perlman - Boca Raton FL, US

Seedlings Life Science Ventures, LLC - New York NY

B43K 29/00

401198, 221208, 221222

An assembly structured to restrict contamination of individuals from association with the heads of stethoscope comprising a housing including a path of travel along which the head portion passes. Different embodiments include the dispensing of cleaning fluid or the delivery of protective barriers onto predetermined portions of the stethoscope heads, while passing along the path of travel. A dispenser assembly and a cooperatively disposed activating assembly are manually operated by moveable, driving engagement with the head portion passing through the housing. The activating assembly is thereby operatively positioned to activate the dispenser assembly when engaged by a head passing along the path of travel. Differently structured dispenser assemblies function to either deliver the cleaning fluid or individually dispense the barriers onto different heads, so as to either facilitate the cleaning or protective covering of exposed surfaces of the stethoscope heads, dependent on the embodiment utilized.

2011022, Sep 15, 2011

Aug 20, 2010

12/806810

Stephen Jay Lowenstein - Englewood Cliffs NJ, US
Nathan E. Winters - Merrimack NH, US
Michael R. Cole - Stratham NH, US
Klaus D. Lessnau - New York NY, US
Keith Rubin - Fort Lauderdale FL, US
James M. Sellers - Portsmouth NH, US

A61M 16/04

12820714

An assembly structured to inflate a retaining or pressure cuff associated with an artificial airway tube and concurrently monitor pressure therein. A pump assembly is structured to force fluid flow to the retaining cuff, for inflation, through a pressure chamber within a casing of the assemblies. An indicator member is observable through a casing window and is variably positionable dependent on and indicative of existing pressure within the retaining cuff. Existing pressure within the pressure chamber is substantially equivalent to that within the retaining cuff and is thereby indicative of pressure within the retaining cuff. A junction may be disposed in removable interconnecting relation between the casing and an inflation lumen and be structured to prevent reconnection there between.

2011019, Aug 18, 2011

Feb 18, 2010

12/660024

Keith Rubin - Fort Lauderdale FL, US
Michael R. Cole - Stratham NH, US
James M. Sellers - Portsmouth NH, US

B08B 7/04

134 18

A stethoscope disinfection monitoring and reporting system structured and configured to track, monitor and report the cleaning, disinfecting, and/or sterilizing of the head portion of a stethoscope is presented. The system comprises a stethoscope cleaning assembly cooperatively structured and configured to clean the head portion of the stethoscope, for instance, via the application of a cleaning fluid or solution thereto. The system further comprises a monitoring device and a cooperatively structured and disposed reader assembly. The monitoring device may be unique to, or otherwise serve to identify, the stethoscope. The reader assembly is structured and disposed to detect, identify, and record data pertaining to the monitoring device and/or stethoscope upon cleaning the head portion, or otherwise upon disposition of the head portion into a cleaning relation with the stethoscope cleaning assembly.

2010011, May 13, 2010

Sep 2, 2009

12/584276

Michael Perlman - Davie FL, US
James M. Sellers - Portsmouth NH, US
Keith Rubin - Fort Lauderdale FL, US
Mathew Cardinali - Berwick ME, US
Michael R. Cole - Stratham NH, US
Sidney Perlman - Boca Raton FL, US

B08B 3/00

134133

An assembly structured to clean the head portion of a stethoscope comprising a housing including a path of travel along which the head portion passes during cleaning. A supply of cleaning fluid is associated with a dispenser assembly which is cooperatively disposed relative to an activating assembly. The activating assembly is manually operated due to moveable engagement with the head portion as it travels along the path of travel. The activating assembly is thereby operatively positioned to activate the dispenser assembly when engaged by the head portion as it passes along the path of travel. The dispenser assembly delivers the cleaning fluid to an applicator assembly which distributes the cleaning fluid to the head portion and facilitates the cleaning thereof and removal of excess cleaning fluid there from. At least one disinfectant agent is dispersed within or comprises a portion of said housing and is formulated to be destructively effective against pathogenic bacteria which is generally not affected by the cleaning fluid.

2005020, Sep 15, 2005

Feb 11, 2005

11/056939

Stephen Zappala - Andover MA, US
Jim Sellers - Portsmouth NH, US
Keith Rubin - Fort Lauderdale FL, US

A61B008/00

600439000

A method of identifying a configuration of an anatomical space within a patient in real-time for the precise performance of a procedure at a site of medical interest associated with the anatomical space, wherein a catheter containing an external, inflatable imaging bladder is introduced into the patient until the image bladder is generally aligned with the site of medical interest, an imaging probe of an imaging device is operatively positioned relative to the site of medical interest and is activated so as to obtain a real-time image of the site of medical interest, the imaging bladder being filled when needed to essentially turn on and define a visible and discernable interface between the interior of the imaging bladder and a boundary of the anatomical space. Preferably, the method is employed utilizing an identification system that includes a catheter having an imaging bladder disposed in spaced relation from the tip of the catheter and structured to be filled with a fluid such as air through an inflation conduit so that the imaging bladder contacts the patient and defines a visible interface at a boundary therebetween that is visible utilizing an imaging device.

7658724, Feb 9, 2010

Mar 24, 2005

11/089485

Keith H. Rubin - Fort Lauderdale FL, US
James M. Sellers - Salem NH, US
Haydn B. Taylor - Nashua NH, US

Seedings Life Science Ventures LLC - New York NY

A61M 5/20, A61M 5/00

604137, 604181, 604110

An auto-injector for rapid delivery of a bolus of injectable medication has a generally flat, sealed housing with small peripheral dimensions, approximating those of a credit card. A syringe, configured to be contained within the flat housing is pre-filled with the medication. The housing contains a mechanism that, when triggered, automatically drives the syringe and needle forwardly to an injection position and then continues to compress the volume of the syringe to effect rapid injection. The forward injection end of the device includes an actuator that also conceals and protects the needle at all times and, prevents post-injection hazards. The flat faces of the device have graphic symbols and other visual indicia relating to the operation and condition of the device. The device enables a simple three-step operation that reduces the risk of improper use.

2011030, Dec 8, 2011

Jun 24, 2011

13/168332

Keith H. Rubin - Fort Lauderdale FL, US
Steven Glazer - Weston CT, US

Seedlings Life Science Ventures, LLC - New York NY

A61K 49/00, A61P 25/00

424 91

Progressive multifocal leukoencephalopathy (PML) has been identified in patients taking natalizumab (NMAB) for the treatment of multiple sclerosis (MS). This patent application provides a novel method of patient screening and monitoring intended to decrease the risk of PML and other opportunistic central nervous system (CNS) diseases in patients undergoing MS therapy with NMAB, and proposes a novel method of screening and monitoring intended to decrease the risk of opportunistic disease processes of the CNS during the treatment of other medical disorders with NMAB.

D652142, Jan 10, 2012

Aug 5, 2008

29/310258

Michael R. Cole - Stratham NH, US
Mathew Cardinali - Portsmouth NH, US
James M. Sellers - Eliot ME, US
Michael Perlman - Davie FL, US
Keith Rubin - Fort Lauderdale FL, US

Seedlings Life Science Ventures, LLC - New York NY

2402

D24134

7972775, Jul 5, 2011

Feb 24, 2006

11/885615

Keith H. Rubin - Fort Lauderdale FL, US
Steven Glazer - Weston CT, US

Seedlings Life Science Ventures, LLC - New York NY

C12Q 1/70

435 5, 536 2432

Progressive multifocal leukoencephalopathy (PML) has been identified in patients taking natalizumab (NMAB) for the treatment of multiple sclerosis (MS). This patent application provides a novel method of patient screening and monitoring intended to decrease the risk of PML and other opportunistic central nervous system (CNS) diseases in patients undergoing MS therapy with NMAB, and proposes a novel method of screening and monitoring intended to decrease the risk of opportunistic disease processes of the CNS during the treatment of other medical disorders with NMAB.

7866908, Jan 11, 2011

Dec 9, 2008

12/316123

Michael Perlman - Davie FL, US
James M. Sellers - Ft. Lauderdale FL, US
Keith Rubin - Fort Lauderdale FL, US
Mathew Cardinali - Ft. Lauderdale FL, US
Michael R. Cole - Fort Lauderdale FL, US
Sidney Perlman - Boca Raton FL, US

B43K 29/00, B43K 1/00, B05C 1/00, A47L 13/12, A47L 1/08, A47L 1/02, B08B 9/00, B08B 3/12, A61B 7/02, A61L 2/00, A61L 9/00

401193, 401 17, 401 22, 401 27, 401195, 401292, 15 971, 134166 R, 134167 R, 134168 R, 134172, 134197, 181131, 422292, 422300

An assembly structured to clean the head portion of a stethoscope comprising a housing including a path of travel along which the head portion passes during cleaning. A supply of cleaning fluid is associated with a dispenser assembly which is cooperatively disposed relative to an activating assembly. The activating assembly is manually operated due to moveable engagement with the head portion as it travels along the path of travel. The activating assembly is thereby operatively positioned to activate the dispenser assembly when engaged by the head portion as it passes along the path of travel. The dispenser assembly delivers the cleaning fluid to an applicator assembly which distributes the cleaning fluid to the head portion and facilitates the cleaning thereof and removal of excess cleaning fluid there from.