PETER ARTHUR LEININGER, M.D.
Urology at Huebner Rd, San Antonio, TX

6374435, Apr 23, 2002

Dec 16, 1999

09/465050

Peter A. Leininger - San Antonio TX
John H. Vrzalik - San Antonio TX
Cesar Z. Lina - Universal City TX

KCI Licensing, Inc. - San Antonio TX

A61G 714

5 811HS, 5 811 C

A manually-powered patient conveyor is disclosed in the form of a continuous belt which reduces friction beneath the patient to enable lateral patient transfer from one patient support surface to another. With the belt positioned beneath the patient, a caregiver can readily grip circumferencial handles on the belt to help pull the patient sideways from one surface to another, while borasilicate glass micro-bubbles or other lubricants are dispersed on the interior of the sleeve-like belt to further minimize friction during patient transfer.

6721979, Apr 20, 2004

Apr 17, 1997

10/457660

John H. Vrzalik - San Antonio TX
Peter A. Leininger - San Antonio TX
Ronald B. Hicks - San Antonio TX

KCI Licensing, Inc. - San Antonio TX

A61G 7057

5689, 5702, 5912, 5714

A therapeutic treatment bed with features to enhance the care and comfort of burn patients and others subject to extensive recuperative periods. Among the features are patient engaging fluidized bead surfaces integral with the upper surfaces of air cushions provided by an air bed. Detachable conformation of the fluidized bead surfaces is also provided.

6484716, Nov 26, 2002

May 15, 2000

09/571423

James R. Leininger - San Antonio TX
Peter A. Leininger - San Antonio TX
Ronald B. Hicks - San Antonio TX

KCI Licensing, Inc. - San Antonio TX

A61G 1000

12820212, 5713, 5909

A hyperbaric oxygen patient treatment system generally comprises and inflatable enclosure for encasing a patient having at least partially contained therein an inflatable mattress system. By integrating the therapeutic functions of the inflatable mattress system within the hyperbaric chamber the simultaneous provision of hyperbaric oxygen and skin treatment therapies is made possible. A control system is provided to maintain desired patient interface pressures throughout the provision of hyperbaric treatment. Features are disclosed for maximizing patient comfort while ensuring the ability to fully monitor and treat the patient during therapy. A thixotropic may also be used as part of the pressure relieving portion of the mattress system.

6062215, May 16, 2000

Jul 22, 1998

9/121746

James R. Leininger - San Antonio TX
Peter A. Leininger - San Antonio TX
Ronald B. Hicks - San Antonio TX
William H. Quirk - San Antonio TX

Kinetic Concepts, Inc. - San Antonio TX

A61G 1000, A61G 1002

12820212

A hyperbaric oxygen patient treatment system generally comprises and inflatable enclosure for encasing a patient having at least partially contained therein an inflatable mattress system. By integrating the therapeutic functions of the inflatable mattress system within the hyperbaric chamber the simultaneous provision of hyperbaric oxygen and skin treatment therapies is made possible. A control system is provided to maintain desired patient interface pressures throughout the provision of hyperbaric treatment. Features are disclosed for maximizing patient comfort while ensuring the ability to fully monitor and treat the patient during therapy.

4730606, Mar 15, 1988

Dec 17, 1986

6/944245

Peter A. Leininger - San Antonio TX

Kinetic Concepts, Inc. - San Antonio TX

A61F 504, A47D 902

128 75

The invention is to an apparatus for applying traction to an immobilized patient undergoing oscillatory therapy. The support means for weights has a portion on an oscillating support platform of the bed and part stationary beyond the oscillating portion with a cable contained partially within a conduit thereinbetween offset from the longitudinal center line of oscillating patient support.

4907308, Mar 13, 1990

Nov 21, 1988

7/274273

Peter A. Leininger - San Antonio TX
Mohamad A. Hajianpour - Miami FL

Kinetic Concepts, Inc. - San Antonio TX

A47C 2710, A47G 704

5455

A heat exchange system for cooling and/or heating the patient support surface of an inflatable support appliance such as a low air loss bed is disclosed. Tubing and bladders carrying a circulating heat exchange medium is used to locally heat or cool the air within the inflatable cushion, transferring heat to or away from the patient supporting surface. Specially designed cushions with pouches for hold the bladders in close proximity to the supporting surface without compromising the uniform support characteristics of the low air loss bed.

7325364, Feb 5, 2008

Jun 16, 2004

10/870657

James R. Leininger - San Antonio TX, US
Peter A. Leininger - San Antonio TX, US
Richard Welch - Fredericksburg TX, US
Joseph Paul Lee - Freer TX, US

Macho Bucks, Inc. - San Antonio TX

E04H 9/00, E04B 7/00, A01M 31/00

521696, 52 791, 521711, 43 1

An upright hunting blind that is positioned partially underground and has viewing means mounted on its walls such that the viewing means are adjacent or near the ground level when the blind is positioned partially underground. Viewing means provide an opening for viewing and for extending an arrow, a gun barrel, or a camera through said opening while concealing the arrow, gun barrel, or camera. An upright blind having a height sufficient for more than one average hunter to stand upright in the blind, and a width sufficient for more than one average hunter to sit comfortably in the blind and move between the viewing means.