REMO ROSSI
Broker in Sterling Junction, MA
License number
Massachusetts 66112
Issued Date
Jun 1, 1985
Expiration Date
Jan 27, 1990
Type
Salesperson
Address
Address
Sterling Junction, MA 01564
Professional information
Mobile Support Cart For Adjustable Holding Equipment
US Patent:
8474835, Jul 2, 2013
Filed:
Oct 25, 2010
Appl. No.:
12/925569
Inventors:
Remo J. Rossi - Sterling MA, US
International Classification:
B62B 3/00
US Classification:
280 4735, 280 7911, 280 793
Abstract:
A mobile support cart has one or more extendable and foldable arms to position one or more monitors or devices mounted to the extendable arm. The arm is mounted to a vertical column that is supported by a linear rail system providing vertical guidance. An adjustable counterweight carriage rides on a second rail set and is connected to each column through a chain and pulley. Each chain and pulley is fully redundant with two chains attached to discrete mounting points on each counterweight carriage and to each column. The amount of counterweight applied can be adjusted within a given load range by adding additional plates/ballast to the counterweight carriage. When the load on the arm(s) are fully offset by ballast on the counter weight carriage the arms and payloads reach a “neutral buoyancy” condition. The system maintains the position once an operator has released them.
Digital Flat Panel X-Ray Detector Positioning In Diagnostic Radiology
US Patent:
6282264, Aug 28, 2001
Filed:
Nov 25, 1999
Appl. No.:
9/449457
Inventors:
Andrew P. Smith - Medford MA
Jay A. Stein - Boston MA
Kevin E. Wilson - Cambridge MA
Richard E. Cabral - Tewksbury MA
Remo Rossi - Sterling MA
James D. Miller - Perryville MD
Jay A. Stein - Boston MA
Kevin E. Wilson - Cambridge MA
Richard E. Cabral - Tewksbury MA
Remo Rossi - Sterling MA
James D. Miller - Perryville MD
Assignee:
Hologic, Inc. - Bedford MA
International Classification:
G03B 4204
US Classification:
378189
Abstract:
A digital, flat panel, two-dimensional x-ray detector moves reliably, safely and conveniently to a variety of positions for different x-ray protocols for a standing, sitting or recumbent patient. The system makes it practical to use the same detector for a number or protocols that otherwise may require different equipment, and takes advantage of desirable characteristics of flat panel digital detectors while alleviating the effects of less desirable characteristics such as high cost, weight and fragility of such detectors.
Digital Flat Panel X-Ray Receptor Positioning In Diagnostic Radiology
US Patent:
6851851, Feb 8, 2005
Filed:
Aug 28, 2001
Appl. No.:
09/941250
Inventors:
Andrew P. Smith - Medford MA, US
Jay A. Stein - Boston MA, US
Kevin E. Wilson - Waltham MA, US
Richard E. Cabral - Laconia NH, US
Remo Rossi - Sterling MA, US
James D. Miller - Perryville MD, US
Jay A. Stein - Boston MA, US
Kevin E. Wilson - Waltham MA, US
Richard E. Cabral - Laconia NH, US
Remo Rossi - Sterling MA, US
James D. Miller - Perryville MD, US
Assignee:
Hologic, Inc. - Bedford MA
International Classification:
H01J031/49
US Classification:
378189, 378167, 378170, 378195, 378196, 378197
Abstract:
A digital, flat panel, two-dimensional x-ray detector moves reliably, safely and conveniently to a variety of positions for different x-ray protocols for a standing, sitting or recumbent patient. The system makes it practical to use the same detector for a number or protocols that otherwise may require different equipment, and takes advantage of desirable characteristics of flat panel digital detectors while alleviating the effects of less desirable characteristics such as high cost, weight and fragility of such detectors.
Imaging Table With Replaceable Support Parts
US Patent:
2009031, Dec 24, 2009
Filed:
Jun 19, 2008
Appl. No.:
12/142584
Inventors:
Remo J. Rossi - Sterling MA, US
International Classification:
A61B 5/05
US Classification:
600415
Abstract:
An imaging table is disclosed which allows for proper positioning of patients in a face down prone position. The table top includes an access hole towards the head of the table. Various modular components may be positioned within the access hole. The modular components are designed to fit with in the access hole so that a support surface may be above or below the top of the table. A modular component may be reversible, providing a support surface above the table in one position and below the table in another position. A hole may be formed in a support surface to fit the patient's face to ease breathing. A modular component is designed to be inserted into the table top access hole in order to use the table with a continuous, flat surface for treatment and/or imaging procedures in which a face down, prone position is not required.
Iso-Roll Table
US Patent:
8424133, Apr 23, 2013
Filed:
Feb 18, 2011
Appl. No.:
12/932182
Inventors:
Remo J. Rossi - Sterling MA, US
Glenn Capone - Fitchburg MA, US
Glenn Capone - Fitchburg MA, US
International Classification:
A47B 13/00
US Classification:
5601, 5607
Abstract:
An improved medical procedure table has motorized elevation, Trendelenburg tilt, floating tabletop with both longitudinal and lateral travel, multi-caster control, and an iso-roll device for the tabletop. The iso-roll device is connected between a roll plate and a cross plate. The iso-roll device includes a pair of iso-roll guide plates, which are mounted laterally to a bottom of the roll plate. Each iso-roll guide plate has an arcuate guide channel therein having an upwards concave shape. A set of cam followers are positioned in both guide channels and travel therein and also fixedly mounted to a base on the cross plate. A center of radius of the arcuate guide channel is approximately 5 inches above the tabletop. Further, mounted between the iso-roll guide plates and to the roll plate is a support guide plate having an arcuate bottom surface.