MARK MOORE
Medical Practice in Tallahassee, FL

2004007, Apr 22, 2004

Oct 22, 2002

10/277441

Mark Moore - Tallahassee FL, US

A61B005/103

600/587000

A sound detection device useful in the performance of laparoscopic procedures on a body. The device includes an elongated hollow tube having dimensions capable of passage through standard sized surgical ports in the body, which ports are used during the laparoscopic procedures. A sound detector is disposed in a first end of the tube for detecting sounds produced by anatomic vessels within the body. A transmitter is disposed in the tube with an input coupled to an output of the sound detector for transmitting signals indicative of sounds produced by the anatomic vessels. The device also includes a receiver external to the tube, which receiver is tuned for receiving signals transmitted by the transmitter. Moreover, the device includes an amplifier with an input coupled to an output of the receiver for amplifying signals received from the receiver, and the device includes a speaker coupled to an output of the amplifier for converting the signals to sound waves, whereby a physician performing the laparoscopic procedure while listening to the sound waves may decipher anatomic vessels from other organs within the body.

2002015, Oct 17, 2002

Apr 17, 2001

09/836522

Mark Moore - Tallahassee FL, US

A61M025/16

604/537000, 604/048000

The present invention is a tool for use with laparoscopic surgery. The tool includes a hollow member having a first end and a second end. Each end is open and the first end is adapted to receive a conventional vile or syringe housing anesthetic medicine. The second end includes a sprayer head for enabling the housed anesthetic medicine to be dispensed via the sprayer head.

6533736, Mar 18, 2003

May 30, 2000

09/579486

Mark Moore - Tallahassee FL 32308

A61B 704

600586, 181131, 600528, 381 67

A wireless stethoscopic apparatus is disclosed comprising of an auscultation piece removably secured to a hearing piece. The components, auscultation piece and hearing piece, when not in use can be stored in a carrying case. Housed within the auscultation piece is a conventional radio frequency chip including a microphone that will enable transmission of radio frequency without the use of wires. A transmission system is housed within the auscultation piece, while the hearing piece includes a link manager receiver device for receiving the radio signals wirelessly from the transmission system and enabling sound to be heard via the hearing device from the auscultation piece.

2003002, Feb 6, 2003

May 22, 2002

10/153573

Mark Moore - Tallahassee FL, US

A61K009/68

424/440000

The present invention includes additives that are used for making novelty edible comestibles and/or scented products. The additives are specifically geared towards men and women, so as to provide for a final product that is exciting to utilize and one that will produce favorable results. The additives added have medically been proven to significantly increase penile blood flow in men and increase vaginal blood flow. This increase in blood flow in both men and women is an indication of sexual arousal. In adding the particular additive to a novelty edible and/or consumable comestibles provides for a product that is fun and easy to use. The edible and/or consumable comestibles provide a means of excitement and will leave an aroma that has medically been proven to increase sexual desired. In addition, these additives can be added to other items, such as candles, air fresheners, potpourri, or the like. Thus, giving an entire room/area a continuous flow of a particular scent that can stimulate sexual desire. Accordingly, it is an object of the present invention to provide additives to conventional items that can increase vaginal blood flow in women and/or increase penile blood flow in men to inherently provide for a final product that will increase sexual desires. It is another object of the present invention to provide for novelty items that are fun and titillating to use and/or consume and one that may increase sexual desire in men, women, or both men and women simultaneously. Yet a further object of the present invention, to be specifically enumerated herein, is to provide a additives which address the power of olfaction for increase sexual desire

7263738, Sep 4, 2007

Apr 15, 2004

10/825928

Mark Moore - Tallahassee FL, US

A47L 13/02, A47L 13/12

15111, 15105, 15114, 1523606, 1523608

A razor cleaning device particularly suited for multi-bladed disposable razors, comprising a brush and at least two sets of teeth supported by a handle. One of the sets of teeth of said device extend from the handle at an oblique angle. The second set of teeth extend from the opposite side of the handle at equal but opposite oblique angles. Therefore, the teeth on each side to point in equal, but opposite directions. Further, the teeth in each set are tapered in a stepwise fashion to coincide with the offset parallel blades of a razor. This allows each set of teeth to align with and clean several blades of the razor simultaneously. A cloth-like tail is also attached to the device for wiping and cleaning the blades and razor during or after cleaning with the brush and teeth.