MARTIN URAM
Medical Practice in Little Silver, NJ

5409480, Apr 25, 1995

Sep 3, 1993

8/116283

Martin Uram - Little Silver NJ

A61N 506

606 10

An endoscope laser system console including a chassis having a front wall, a rear wall, and a first side wall connecting the front and rear walls; an interior wall connected to the rear wall and positioned substantially perpendicular to the rear wall, the interior wall extending forward to approximately midway between the front and rear walls, a first rear channel zone on a first side of said interior wall, a second rear channel zone on a second side of said interior wall, and a front area zone in communication with the first and second rear channel zones; a laser assembly positioned within the first rear channel zones; a system electronics assembly positioned within the second rear channel zone; a lamp assembly positioned within the front area zone; a camera assembly positioned within the front area between the front wall and the lamp assembly; an intake fan mounted on the rear wall for supplying air into the first rear channel zone over the laser assembly; an exhaust fan mounted on the rear wall for forcing air from the second rear channel zone over the system electronics assembly; and, an intermediate fan, positioned within the front area zone for guiding air from the front area, over the lamp assembly, and out of the chassis through an exhaust port in the first side wall.

5213092, May 25, 1993

Oct 31, 1991

7/785996

Martin Uram - Little Silver NJ

A61B 106

128 4

A surgical and operating endoscope adapted for use in ophthalmological surgery has an intraocular probe. The probe has first and second cylindrical portions. The first portion contains an image guide composed of a large number of optical fiber elements. The image guide is surrounded by an annulus of illuminating optical fiber elements. Adjacent to and parallel to the imaging and illuminating portion is the second cylindrical portion which is an aspirating cannula. The distal end of the aspirating cannula extends distally two millimeters past the distal end of the imaging and illuminating portion in order to hold tissue that is being pulled toward the aspirating port away from the image plane of the image guide.

6997868, Feb 14, 2006

Jul 27, 2004

10/901252

Martin Uram - Little Silver NJ, US

A61B 1/04

600133, 600129

An autoclavable endoscope, such as the type used in ophthalmological operations, has a probe that contains optical fiber guides such as an image guide, a laser guide and an illumination guide. The distal end of these guides are sealed to the distal end of the probe with a high temperature medical grade epoxy. The epoxy is selected to retain its structural and optical properties at autoclaving conditions. A preshrunk flexible plastic jacket extends proximal of the handle around the three guides. Because it is preshrunk at autoclavable temperatures, it is not further damaged during autoclaving. The epoxies used proximal to the probe have to be high temperature epoxies but are generally preferably a more flexible urethane type epoxy. Proximal connectors and ferule for the guides are selected metals to retain size and/or conduct heat.

5121740, Jun 16, 1992

Jul 29, 1991

7/737054

Martin Uram - Little Silver NJ

A61B 106, A61B 1732

128 6

A surgical endoscope particularly adapted for use in ophthalmological surgery includes a probe connected distally of a hand piece. Within the probe, there are three sets of optical fibers. The first set of optical fibers are five-hundred thirty micron fibers which constitute an illumination zone for illuminating the tissue to be operated on. An image guide has 3,000 three micron fibers, providing a 3,000 pixel image of the tissue. The distal end of the image guide has an objective lens bonded to it which preferably has a one mm to infinity depth of field. A laser fiber with an active diameter of two hundred microns provides pulses of laser energy to the tissue illuminated by the illumination fibers and imaged by the image fibers.

5893828, Apr 13, 1999

May 2, 1996

8/640542

Martin Uram - Little Silver NJ

A61B 1227

600108

In a myringotomy, a selected amount of tympanic membrane tissues are removed from a patient by the application of laser energy to vaporize the tissues. An endoscope is inserted into the ear canal and used to visually detect and locate the cellular material to be removed The endoscope has a laser guide with a distal tip which extends beyond the distal end of the optical elements of the endoscope, thereby enabling placement, under direct visual observation, of the distal tip of the laser guide in contact with the tympanic membrane. A controlled amount of electromagnetic radiation is transmitted along the laser guide only after contact of the distal tip of the laser guide with the tissues to be removed.

2011028, Nov 17, 2011

May 13, 2010

12/779214

Martin Uram - Little Silver NJ, US

Endo Optiks, Inc. - Little Silver NJ

A61B 1/04

600109

A laser video endoscope has a laser guide, an illumination guide and an image guide. These are fiber optical guides which extend through the optical probe and through a hand piece that supports the probe. The hand piece is connected by a first relatively long flexible optical fiber cable to a laser energy source and a source of illumination. By contrast, the image is transmitted from the hand piece to an image presentation site by a camera assembly that is mounted to a hand piece and a relatively long electrical cable. The camera and its electrical cable can be uncoupled from the hand piece and used in a plurality of endoscopic routines. The rest of the product, including the probe and the hand piece, can be disposed of after each medical routine thereby providing assurance of an antiseptic procedure.

5323766, Jun 28, 1994

Jun 5, 1992

7/893700

Martin Uram - Little Silver NJ

Endo Optiks Corporation - Little Silver NJ

A61B 106, A61B 1732

128 6

A surgical endo-probe particularly adapted for use in ophthalmological surgery includes a probe connected distally of a hand piece. Within the probe, there are at least two optical fibers. The first optical fiber constitute an illumination zone for illuminating the tissue to be operated on. A laser fiber provides pulses of laser energy to the tissue illuminated by the illumination fibers. The illumination zone can be a single fiber or a plurality of fibers.

2012007, Mar 29, 2012

Dec 8, 2011

13/314371

Martin Uram - Little Silver NJ, US

A61B 1/04

600108

A laser video endoscope has a laser guide, an illumination guide and an image guide. These are fiber optical guides which extend through the optical probe and through a hand piece that supports the probe. The hand piece is connected by a first relatively long flexible optical fiber cable to a laser energy source and a source of illumination. By contrast, the image is transmitted from the hand piece to an image presentation site by a camera assembly that is mounted to the hand piece and a relatively long electrical cable. The camera and its electrical cable can be uncoupled from the hand piece and used in a plurality of endoscopic routines. The rest of the product, including the probe and the hand piece, can be disposed of after each medical routine thereby providing assurance of an antiseptic procedure.