DR. PETER LEE MAYER, MD
Medical Practice at Bee Ridge Rd, Sarasota, FL

2013031, Nov 28, 2013

Mar 18, 2013

13/845877

Peter L. MAYER - Sarasota FL, US

A61F 2/44

623 1716

An expandable spinal prosthesis is provided for insertion unilaterally into an annulotomy hole created laterally in a spinal disc between two abutting vertebrae. The prosthesis is composed of an elongated rod having first threading at one end and second threading at its other end. A first member is threaded on the threading at one end of the rod. A second member is threaded on the threading at the other end of the rod. The members are disengageably engaged for rotation together. The first member has a plurality of resilient bands extending longitudinally between the two members, which are dependent on the spacing between the two members. The first member and the elongated rod define engagements for coupling of drivers to relatively rotate the members and rod in one sense so that the two members will move toward each other to cause the resilient bands to bend outwardly to expand the prosthesis and in an opposite sense so that the two members will move apart to cause the resilient bands to become unbent and collapse the prosthesis. A method for implanting the prosthesis from one side only and a method for explanting the prosthesis from one side only.

2013031, Nov 21, 2013

Mar 18, 2013

13/845810

Peter L. MAYER - Sarasota FL, US

A61F 2/44

623 1715

A spinal prosthesis for insertion bilaterally into an annulotomy hole created laterally in a spinal disc between two abutting vertebrae that is composed of a first elongated member having first threading at one end and an end cap at its other end, a second elongated member having an end cap with a threaded hole fixed to one end of a hollow tube open-ended at its other end. The members are telescoped together with the threading of the first member mated with the threaded hole of the second member and the open end of said hollow tube disengageably engaged with the end cap of the first member for rotation together. A method for bilaterally implanting the members of the prosthesis using a wire, and then telescopically mating them.

8187333, May 29, 2012

Sep 18, 2008

12/233107

Peter L. Mayer - Sarasota FL, US

A61F 2/44

623 1716

Prosthesis for inserting into a damaged intervertebral disc having an elongated tubular main prosthesis body with a length to fit laterally from one side of a disc to the other at its mid-plane. The main prosthesis body has a vertical height slightly greater than the height of normal disc space of the damaged intervertebral disc into which it is to be implanted, and a shape in cross section normal to its longitudinal axis so that main prosthesis body makes appropriate contact with vertebrae abutting to the damaged intervertebral disc. Heads having a vertical height greater than the vertical height of the main prosthesis body are mounted on the ends of the main prosthesis body. A method for implanting from one side only and a method for explanting from one side only.

2012026, Oct 18, 2012

Apr 19, 2012

13/450902

Peter L. Mayer - Sarasota FL, US

A61F 2/44

623 1712, 623 1716

Prosthesis for inserting into a damaged intervertebral disc. The prosthesis has an elongated tubular main prosthesis body with a length to fit laterally from one side of a disc to the other at its mid-plane. The main prosthesis body is composed of two parts transversely oriented and has a vertical height deliberately greater than the height of normal disc space. Heads having a vertical height greater than the vertical height of the main prosthesis body are mounted on the ends of the main prosthesis body.

7677946, Mar 16, 2010

Jul 6, 2005

11/175586

Peter L. Mayer - Sarasota FL, US

A63H 33/04, A63H 33/00

446 71, 446 73, 434188, 273156

The present invention provides interchangeable activity centers having a variety of themes, complexity, or content. Parents, teachers, therapists, or others can select, combine, and arrange two or more activity centers according to a user's interests and capabilities at that time. As the user develops greater skills or begins to lose interest, one or more of the activity centers may be removed, rearranged, or substituted for one or more other activity centers. This may lead to longer interest in the device and better correlate its subject matter with information or materials needed for further development.

7296775, Nov 20, 2007

Jul 26, 2005

11/189258

Peter L. Mayer - Sarasota FL, US

A97B 91/00

2483491, 211163, 248918

The present invention provides a rotatable storage device including a rotatable platform configured for storing and allowing ease of access to electronic devices such as, printers, facsimile machines, computers, scanners, and others. The rotatable platform include high and low voltage receptacle for connection to the electronic devices. The high and low voltage receptacles provide power, as well as data and voice communication to the electronic devices. The receptacles are connected to a rotatable connector allowing the rotatable platform and receptacle to be rotated in unison without the twisting or tangling of the power and connecting wires. The rotatable connector can take the form of sliprings, brushes, mercury rotatable connectors, or other known devises.

2007003, Feb 15, 2007

Jul 25, 2005

11/188675

Peter Mayer - Sarasota FL, US

A61M 5/00

604009000

The present application provides a subcutaneously implantable device for removing fluid from a first location in a body of a patient. The device includes a fluid controller having a fluid inlet and a fluid outlet. The fluid controller is continually operable between a first and second cycle, wherein in the first cycle the fluid controller draws fluid in through the fluid inlet and in the second cycle the fluid controller expels a first portion of the fluid out through the fluid inlet and a second portion of the fluid out through the fluid outlet.