DR. ROBERT KEVIN JONES, M.D.
Anesthesiologist Assistant at Health Center Dr, Laguna Beach, CA

6626922, Sep 30, 2003

Aug 9, 1999

09/355679

Charles C. Hart - Huntington Beach CA
Donald L. Gadberry - Dana Point CA
Eduardo Chi-Sing - Laguna Niguel CA
Mark P. Ashby - Laguna Niguel CA
Luis Urquidi - Laguna Hills CA
Robert T. Jones - Laguna Hills CA

Applied Medical Resources Corporation - Laguna Hills CA

A61B 17122

606157, 606207

A surgical instrument is adapted to contact tissue of a patient and to provide traction with the tissue in order to inhibit migration of the instrument relative to the tissue. The instrument may include a pair of opposing jaws with at least one of the jaws comprising a substrate having a particular surface facing the tissue, and a plurality of discrete elements disposed on the particular surface for increasing the traction of the instrument relative to the tissue. These discrete elements may include a multiplicity of granules, bristles, or projections and may be formed of materials having various properties such as hydrophilic characteristics. The discrete elements in the form of bristles can be oriented too so that the column strength of each bristle provides increased traction in a predetermined direction.

5191314, Mar 2, 1993

Aug 31, 1990

7/575974

Roger C. Ackerman - Laguna Niguel CA
Robert B. Jones - Laguna Hills CA
Kenneth A. Tarlow - Santa Monica CA
Eric Dennison - Laguna Hills CA

Pacific West Industries - Beverly Hills CA

E05B 4506, E05B 1914, G08B 1314

340542

A portable combination anti-theft lock and alarm to prevent the theft or displacement of protected property and comprising a housing, an audible alarm and alarm circuit located within the housing, and a flexible electrically conductive locking cable having a first end that is fixedly attached to the housing and an opposite free end which is detachably connected to the housing. The alarm circuit is adapted to activate the alarm and cause a loud warning signal to be emitted through the housing in the event that either the cable or the housing is vandalized by a thief in an effort to gain access to the protected property. More particularly, the alarm will be activated if the cable is either severed or jumped by a shunt wire. The alarm will also be activated if the housing is cut or a battery cover plate is removed from the housing without properly operating an associated lock assembly.

2005019, Sep 1, 2005

Feb 6, 2004

10/664698

Charles Hart - Huntington Beach CA, US
Donald Gadberry - Dana Point CA, US
Eduardo Chi-Sing - Laguna Niguel CA, US
Mark Ashby - Laguna Niguel CA, US
Luis Urquidi - Laguna Hills CA, US
Robert Jones - Laguna Hills CA, US

A61B017/08

606157000

A surgical instrument () is adapted to contact tissue of a patient, and to provide traction with the tissue in order to inhibit migration of the instrument relative to the tissue. The instrument may include a pair of opposing jaws () with at least one of the jaws () comprising a substrate having a particular surface facing the tissue, and a plurality of discrete elements () disposed on the particular surface for increasing the traction of the instrument relative to the tissue. These discrete elements () may include a multiplicity of granules, bristles, or projections, and may be formed of materials having various properties such as hydrophilic characteristics. The discrete elements in the form of bristles can be oriented too so that the column strength of each bristle provides increased traction in a predetermined direction.

2003023, Dec 25, 2003

May 15, 2003

10/438016

Charles Hart - Huntington Beach CA, US
Donald Gadberry - Dana Point CA, US
Eduardo Chi-Sing - Laguna Niguel CA, US
Mark Ashby - Laguna Niguel CA, US
Luis Urquidi - Laguna Hills CA, US
Robert Jones - Laguna Hills CA, US

Applied Medical Resources Corporation

A61B017/08

606/151000, 606/207000

A surgical instrument () is adapted to contact tissue of a patient, and to provide traction with the tissue in order to inhibit migration of the instrument relative to the tissue. The instrument may include a pair of opposing jaws () with at least one of the jaws () comprising a substrate having a particular surface facing the tissue, and a plurality of discrete elements () disposed on the particular surface for increasing the traction of the instrument relative to the tissue. These discrete elements () may include a multiplicity of granules, bristles, or projections, and may be formed of materials having various properties such as hydrophilic characteristics. The discrete elements in the form of bristles can be oriented too so that the column strength of each bristle provides increased traction in a predetermined direction.