OMEED MEMAR, MD
Osteopathic Medicine at Washington St, Chicago, IL

8579852, Nov 12, 2013

Feb 19, 2010

12/708685

Omeed Memar - Chicago IL, US

A61M 31/00, A47J 19/06, B02C 17/02, B07B 13/00, A47J 42/00

604 57, 604 59, 604 60, 604 62, 241 2, 241 93, 2411691

Methods and devices to process harvested skin tissue and to immediately reintroduce the ground tissue into the patient to repair a tissue defect are disclosed. A hand-held portable tissue grinder comprising a housing and a grinding element are disclosed. The tissue grinder is used for grinding skin and subcutaneous tissue and includes a sterile polymer housing having a first opening adapted to receive the skin and subcutaneous tissue. The tissue grinder also includes a sterile grinding element disposed substantially within the housing. The grinding element includes a plurality of cutting surfaces adapted to operably engage with the housing to provide ground tissue and further includes a handle mechanism coupled to the grinding element to move the grinding element with respect to the housing to grind the skin and subcutaneous tissue, wherein the ground tissue can be removed from the housing.

2008012, May 29, 2008

Sep 14, 2006

11/531930

Omeed Memar - Chicago IL, US

B02C 19/08

241169, 2411691, 606167, 128898

Methods and devices to process harvested skin tissue and reintroduction of the ground tissue to repair a tissue defect are disclosed. A hand-held portable tissue grinder comprising a housing and a grinding element are disclosed. The tissue grinder is used for grinding skin and subcutaneous tissue and includes a sterile polymer housing having a first opening adapted to receive the skin and subcutaneous tissue and a second opening in fluid connection with the first opening. The tissue grinder also includes a sterile grinding element disposed substantially within the housing. The grinding element includes a plurality of cutting surfaces adapted to operably engage with the housing to provide ground tissue and further includes a handle mechanism coupled to the grinding element to move the grinding element with respect to the housing to grind the skin and subcutaneous tissue, wherein the ground tissue can be removed from the housing through the second opening.

2002012, Sep 5, 2002

Dec 28, 2000

09/751481

Omeed Memar - Chicago IL, US

A44C007/00

063/014500, 063/014400

An adjustable ear clip device and of the type providing variable pressure on surfaces of the outer ear. The adjustable ear clip comprises two primary members: a base plate () with two opposing support ears (), and an ear-engaging member which includes an ear-engaging plate () comprising a spring tongue () and paired pivot arms (and ). The two opposing support ears () are oriented perpendicularly to the base plate (), and comprise a multiplicity of opposed apertures () of varying distances from the base plate (). The opposing support ears () may be in the form of parallel columns or an arch, and may be connected by a planar or rounded connection plate () that is substantially perpendicular to both the base plate () and the paired pivot arms (and ). In addition, the ear-engaging member comprises a substantially planar ear-engaging plate (), a spring tongue () extending from the ear-engaging plate (), and paired pivot arms (and ) extending from the ear-engaging plate () on each side of the spring tongue ().

2014006, Mar 6, 2014

Oct 21, 2013

14/059186

Omeed Memar - Chicago IL, US

A61B 17/322

606132

Methods and devices to process harvested skin tissue and to immediately reintroduce the ground tissue into the patient to repair a tissue defect are disclosed. A hand-held portable tissue grinder comprising a housing and a grinding element are disclosed. The tissue grinder is used for grinding skin and subcutaneous tissue and includes a sterile polymer housing having a first opening adapted to receive the skin and subcutaneous tissue. The tissue grinder also includes a sterile grinding element disposed substantially within the housing.