DR. NORMAN LEONARD WULFSOHN, M.D.
Anesthesiologist Assistant at Loop 410, San Antonio, TX
License number
Texas D5502
Category
Osteopathic Medicine
Type
Anesthesiology
Address
Address
45 NE Loop 410 SUITE 900, San Antonio, TX 78216
Phone
(210) 375-7790
Professional information
Dr. Norman L Wulfsohn, San Antonio TX - MD (Doctor of Medicine)
Specialties:
Anesthesiology
Address:
STAR Anesthesia PA
111 Dallas St, San Antonio 78205
(210) 375-7790 (Phone)
111 Dallas St, San Antonio 78205
(210) 375-7790 (Phone)
Languages:
English
Hospitals:
STAR Anesthesia PA
111 Dallas St, San Antonio 78205
Baptist Medical Center
111 Dallas St, San Antonio 78205
The Methodist Hospital
6565 Fannin St, Houston 77030
111 Dallas St, San Antonio 78205
Baptist Medical Center
111 Dallas St, San Antonio 78205
The Methodist Hospital
6565 Fannin St, Houston 77030
Education:
Medical School
University Of Witwatersvald
Montefiore M C H&L Moses Division
University Of Witwatersvald
Montefiore M C H&L Moses Division
Norman Leonard Wulfsohn, San Antonio TX
Specialties:
Anesthesiology, Pain Medicine
Work:
Star Anesthesia Pa
45 Loop 410 NE, San Antonio, TX 78216
45 Loop 410 NE, San Antonio, TX 78216
Education:
University Of The Witwatersrand (1948)
Larygoscope
US Patent:
2009011, May 7, 2009
Filed:
Oct 26, 2007
Appl. No.:
11/925302
Inventors:
Norman Wulfsohn - San Antonio TX, US
Olivier Picquenot - San Antonio TX, US
Olivier Picquenot - San Antonio TX, US
International Classification:
A61M 16/00
US Classification:
12820026
Abstract:
An improved Laryngoscope having a decreased angular projection between a blade portion and a handle portion of approximately 70° with a substantially continually curved transition portion bridging the blade and handle portions and providing a teeth-protecting structure, when compared to conventional scopes. At a distal end of the blade portion is a tissue elevation lobe which is used to depress tissues and structures which otherwise would obstruct visualization of vocal chords during an intubation, giving its user added tissue control with minimized handle manipulation being required. The scope is constructed of light-transmitting plastic and includes a step-down transition margin near the tissue elevation lobe at which margin a portion of light which is projected into the scope at or near the handle end projects from the scope to illuminate the intubation site.