MICHAEL THOMAS WILSON
Pilots at Villa Ln, Missouri City, TX

7153329, Dec 26, 2006

Aug 26, 2003

10/648526

Michael T. Wilson - Missouri City TX, US

A61F 2/60, A61F 2/78

623 33

A prosthetic hip for supporting on a patient a prosthetic leg comprises a socket, a mount on the outer surface of the socket and defining a joint axis, the joint axis substantially coinciding with the natural axis of rotation of the patient's natural leg when rotated in a sagittal plane, and a first member adjustably affixed to the socket's outer surface. The first member includes an extension stop member and the upper end of the leg is pivotably mounted on the mount such that and pivoting of the leg in at least one direction is limited by the stop member. The prosthetic hip may also include a roller on a load arm extending medially from the upper leg end so as to engage the outer surface of the socket transmit a load from the socket directly to the prosthetic leg.

5482513, Jan 9, 1996

Oct 12, 1993

8/134384

Michael T. Wilson - Missouri City TX

A61F 266

623 52

A lightweight foot prosthesis is claimed, having a foot, an ankle joint connected to the foot and capable of motion about a transverse axis, forward and rear snubbers for limiting rotation of the ankle joint, and a connector for connecting the ankle joint to a leg. The ankle joint preferably comprises a body having a bore, and a shell having an integral axle, with the axle extending pivotally through the bore.

7351264, Apr 1, 2008

Jul 27, 2005

11/161231

Michael T. Wilson - Missouri City TX, US

A61F 2/80

623 36, 602 63

A liner for use with a prosthesis comprises an inner layer, a cushion layer, an outer layer, and a bead defining the upper edge of the liner. The bead can be disposed between the inner and outer layers and may comprise an elastomeric material of non-uniform thickness. A method for making a prosthesis liner comprises a) making a positive of the residual limb, b) constructing an inner layer on the outer surface of the positive, c) defining an upper edge of the liner, d) forming a mold that reflects the shape of the positive and the defined upper edge, e) using the mold to shape a cushion layer that has a defined upper edge, f) applying a bead along the desired upper edge of the liner, g) applying the cushion layer to the inner layer; and h) constructing an outer layer on the outer surface of the cushion layer.

7717962, May 18, 2010

Mar 22, 2006

11/277199

Michael T. Wilson - Missouri City TX, US

A61F 2/48, A61B 5/103

623 24, 623 53, 600595

A system and method for improving proprioception in a patient having a feedback site are disclosed. The method includes affixing to the feedback site a sensor adapted to provide a sensor signal indicative of a sensed parameter, providing to the patient a signaler adapted to generate a manual signal in response to actuation by the patient, providing a microprocessor programmed to receive the sensor signal and the manual signal and to generate a system output based on the sensor signal and the manual signal, causing the patient to actuate the signaler on the basis of sensation at the feedback site, and causing the microprocessor to generate a system output based on the sensor signal and the manual signal.

7871443, Jan 18, 2011

Feb 28, 2006

11/364113

Michael T. Wilson - Missouri City TX, US

A61F 2/68

623 53, 623 49

Apparatus and methods for a keel for use in a prosthetic foot. In an embodiment, the keel comprises a forefoot portion having a toe end, wherein the forefoot portion comprises a first material. In addition, the keel comprises a mid-foot portion contiguous with the forefoot portion, wherein the mid-foot portion comprises a second material. Further, the keel comprises a heel portion contiguous with the mid-foot portion, wherein the heel portion comprises a third material. Still further, the second material and third material comprise different materials.

2009011, May 7, 2009

Oct 3, 2008

12/245241

Michael T. Wilson - Missouri City TX, US

A63C 17/01

280 87042

A skateboard comprising an elongate body extending between a front end and a rear end, the front and rear end of the body each being positioned at a height h. In addition, the skateboard comprises a front coupling member pivotally coupled to the front end of the body. Further, the skateboard comprises a front wheel rotatably coupled to the front coupling member. The front wheel having an axis of rotation disposed at a height habove the ground, wherein height his greater than height h. Still further, the skateboard comprises a rear coupling member pivotally coupled to the rear end of the body. Moreover, the skateboard comprises a rear wheel rotatably coupled to rear coupling member. The at least one rear wheel having an axis of rotation disposed at a height habove the ground, wherein height his greater than height h.

4488320, Dec 18, 1984

Jan 10, 1983

6/456617

Michael T. Wilson - Missouri City TX

Medical Center Prosthetics, Inc. - Houston TX

A61F 108, A61F 104

3 15

An improved flexion biased prosthetic hip includes an extended biasing spring to permit hyperextension of the joint relative the frontal plane of the user. In addition, a bifurcated actuator rod is disclosed. This actuator rod transmits the biasing force of the extended biasing spring from a collar surrounding the leg pylon to the hip mounting plate. The bifurcated actuator rod eliminates the binding associated with the previously used actuator members that were formed as a plate with a roller contacting the pylon.

6086807, Jul 11, 2000

May 4, 1998

9/072303

Michael Thomas Wilson - Missouri City TX

B29C 3340, B29C 3926

264225

A molding apparatus for forming a molded piece that includes a positive impression of an object, the molded piece comprising a monolithic block that is larger than the object. The apparatus comprises a container in which a negative impression of the object is formed by casting it in a fast-setting flowable compound, and a mold extension that snaps on to the container and provides an additional mold volume that is contiguous with the negative impression. The invention further comprises a mixing apparatus for mixing fast-setting compounds. In one embodiment, the mixing apparatus comprises a cylindrical jar with a screw-on lid. A rod passes through an aperture in the lid and moves axially with respect to the jar. The end of the rod external to the jar is configured as a handle, and the end of the rod internal to the jar is connected to a circular mesh. The circular mesh is oriented parallel to the bottom of the jar and has an outer diameter which is slightly less than the smallest inner diameter of the jar.