PETER D STARK
Broker in Lindenwood, MA

License number
Massachusetts 50404
Expiration Date
Oct 17, 1990
Type
Salesperson
Address
Address
Lindenwood, MA 02180

Professional information

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Electronic Stethoscope

US Patent:
2003007, Apr 17, 2003
Filed:
Apr 23, 2002
Appl. No.:
10/128149
Inventors:
James Grasfield - Sharon MA, US
David Winston - Winchester MA, US
John Purbrick - Arlington MA, US
Peter Stark - Stoneham MA, US
Daniela Steinhubel - Stoneham MA, US
International Classification:
A61B007/04
US Classification:
381/067000
Abstract:
An electronic stethoscope having several modes of operation to process acoustic signals to provide filtered signals useful for diagnosis. In one mode of operation the stethoscope substantially provides only acoustic signals generated by biological activity of the heart. In another mode of operation, the acoustic stethoscope substantially provides only acoustic signals generated by biological activity of the lungs. In another mode of operation, the electronic stethoscope disproportionately amplifies abnormal heart sounds and normal heart sounds to enhance diagnosis of heart abnormalities. The electronic stethoscope is operated in a manner similar to a conventional acoustic stethoscope and has similar spectral characteristics, thus allowing a user with acoustic stethoscope experience to easily use the electronic stethoscope.


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Apparatus, Systems And Methods For Processing And Treating A Biological Fluid With Light

US Patent:
2005025, Nov 24, 2005
Filed:
Jul 27, 2005
Appl. No.:
11/191134
Inventors:
Kathleen Hanley - Grayslake IL, US
George Cimino - Lafayette CA, US
Peter Stark - Stoneham MA, US
Wendy Power - Westford MA, US
Paul Franzosa - Arlington MA, US
Daniela Homza Stark - Stoneham MA, US
David Beittel - Watertown MA, US
Peyton Metzel - Libertyville IL, US
International Classification:
B03C001/00
US Classification:
210748000
Abstract:
Apparatus, systems and methods are disclosed for treating a biological fluid with light. A container for biological fluid is introduced into a fluid treatment chamber where it is contacted with light provided by one or more light sources in proximity to the fluid treatment chamber. A drawer for holding containers of biological fluid introduces the containers into the chamber. Containers for holding the biological fluid are marked by the apparatus to indicate the status of the treatment.


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Binaurals Of A Stethoscope

US Patent:
D389241, Jan 13, 1998
Filed:
Oct 22, 1996
Appl. No.:
D/061330
Inventors:
James A. Grasfield - Sharon MA
David E. Winston - Winchester MA
Peter R.H. Stark - Stoneham MA
Daniela Steinhubel - Stoneham MA
International Classification:
2402
US Classification:
D24134


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Electronic Stethoscope

US Patent:
2007015, Jul 5, 2007
Filed:
Jul 7, 2006
Appl. No.:
11/483152
Inventors:
James Grasfield - Sharon MA, US
David Winston - Winchester MA, US
John Purbrick - Arlington MA, US
Peter Stark - Stoneham MA, US
Daniela Steinhubel - Stoneham MA, US
International Classification:
A61B 7/04
US Classification:
381067000
Abstract:
An electronic stethoscope having several modes of operation to process acoustic signals to provide filtered signals useful for diagnosis. In one mode of operation the stethoscope substantially provides only acoustic signals generated by biological activity of the heart. In another mode of operation, the acoustic stethoscope substantially provides only acoustic signals generated by biological activity of the lungs. In another mode of operation, the electronic stethoscope disproportionately amplifies abnormal heart sounds and normal heart sounds to enhance diagnosis of heart abnormalities. The electronic stethoscope is operated in a manner similar to a conventional acoustic stethoscope and has similar spectral characteristics, thus allowing a user with acoustic stethoscope experience to easily use the electronic stethoscope.


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Electronic Stethoscope

US Patent:
2008003, Feb 14, 2008
Filed:
Mar 2, 2007
Appl. No.:
11/713541
Inventors:
James Grasfield - Sharon MA, US
David Winston - Winchester MA, US
John Purbrick - Arlington MA, US
Peter Stark - Stoneham MA, US
Daniela Steinhubel - Stoneham MA, US
International Classification:
A61B 7/04
US Classification:
381067000
Abstract:
An electronic stethoscope having several modes of operation to process acoustic signals to provide filtered signals useful for diagnosis. In one mode of operation the stethoscope substantially provides only acoustic signals generated by biological activity of the heart. In another mode of operation, the acoustic stethoscope substantially provides only acoustic signals generated by biological activity of the lungs. In another mode of operation, the electronic stethoscope disproportionately amplifies abnormal heart sounds and normal heart sounds to enhance diagnosis of heart abnormalities. The electronic stethoscope is operated in a manner similar to a conventional acoustic stethoscope and has similar spectral characteristics, thus allowing a user with acoustic stethoscope experience to easily use the electronic stethoscope.


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Apparatus, Systems And Methods For Processing And Treating A Biological Fluid With Light

US Patent:
2003003, Feb 20, 2003
Filed:
Jul 29, 2002
Appl. No.:
10/207744
Inventors:
Kathleen Hanley - Grayslake IL, US
George Cimino - Lafayette CA, US
Peter Stark - Stoneham MA, US
Wendy Power - Westford MA, US
Paul Franzosa - Arlington MA, US
Daniela Stark - Stoneham MA, US
David Beittel - Watertown MA, US
Peyton Metzel - Libertyville IL, US
International Classification:
A61L002/08, A61L002/00, A61L002/10
US Classification:
422/022000, 422/024000
Abstract:
Apparatus, systems and methods are disclosed for treating a biological fluid with light. A container of biological fluid is introduced into a fluid treatment chamber where it is contacted with light provided by one or more light sources in proximity to the fluid treatment chamber. A drawer for holding containers of biological fluid introduces the containers into the chamber. Containers for holding the biological fluid are marked by the apparatus to indicate the status of the treatment.