Michael A Wilson
Plumbers at Carla Dr, Loveland, CO

License number
Colorado 187495
Issued Date
Mar 4, 2002
Renew Date
Sep 1, 2003
Expiration Date
Aug 31, 2005
Type
Master Plumber
Address
Address
2533 Carla Dr, Loveland, CO 80537

Personal information

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Name
Address
Phone
Michael Wilson, age 66
4788 Laurelglen Ln, Highlands Ranch, CO 80130
(303) 708-0258

Professional information

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Linux Architect &Amp; Systems Design Engineer At Blackhat Networking

Position:
Linux Architect & Systems Design Engineer at Blackhat Networking
Location:
Loveland, Colorado
Industry:
Computer & Network Security
Work:
Blackhat Networking since May 1992 - Linux Architect & Systems Design Engineer
Interests:
Linux, Technology, Music and Video
Honor & Awards:
SuSE Linux Certified Engineer


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Air-Permeable Disposable Electrode

US Patent:
4300575, Nov 17, 1981
Filed:
Jun 25, 1979
Appl. No.:
6/051593
Inventors:
Michael A. Wilson - Loveland CO
Assignee:
Staodynamics, Inc. - Longmont CO
International Classification:
A61N 104
US Classification:
128798
Abstract:
A disposable electrode is disclosed that is air-permeable over at least that portion of the electrode that is engageable with the skin of a patient, and is non-metallic and nonionic. The electrode includes a conductive silicone pad adapted to receive one end of an electrical lead from an active electrical instrument, and particularly an electronic medical instrument such as a transcutaneous nerve stimulator. The pad engages a permeable conductive element that is skin engageable through a permeable conductive adhesive coating. The permeable conductive element is formed primarily from karaya and carbon black so that the element can "breathe". The permeable conductive adhesive coating is likewise formed primarily from karaya so that the coating can also "breathe". A cover, likewise of air-permeable material, is provided with an adhesive on the inner side contacting the rear portions of the pad and conductive element with the cover extending outwardly thereof so that the outer edges of the inner side of the cover are engageable with the skin of a patient to hold the electrode in position. A carrier, preferably release paper, is also provided to cover the adhesive coating on the conductive element and the outer portions of the cover to protect the electrode until use on a patient.