DR. ROBERT SANTI SEMINARA, M.D.
Radiology at Bay Ridge Pkwy, Brooklyn, NY

2007004, Mar 1, 2007

Sep 1, 2005

11/219423

Robert Seminara - Brooklyn NY, US

A61M 35/00

604001000

An apparatus and method for using a surgical instrument to quickly, safely and effectively clear tissue, procure dissection and contain bleeding during surgery. The instrument comprises an expandable sponge suitable for insertion into a body cavity. The sponge comprises a material having a first unexpanded state and a second expanded state. The expandable sponge may be attached to the distal end of a handle. The expandable sponge may have slots or filet cuts which, when the sponge expands, become a network of ridges and grooves to increase the surface area of the sponge and entrap tissue for dissection. The expandable sponge may also have an indented neck region adapted to engage blood vessels and ductal structures encountered in most surgical procedures. The sponge may have taper angles at the proximal end of the sponge and at the distal end region to facilitate insertion into and removal from a trocar, introducer or cannula.

5125916, Jun 30, 1992

Apr 4, 1991

7/680315

Thomas Panebianco - Redington Shores FL
Robert Seminara - Brooklyn NY
Stephen Crescimanno - Chester NY

RAS Partnership

A61F 544

604332

An ostomy appliance is disclosed for selectively sealing a stoma. The appliance includes a central elongated relatively rigid tube having inner and outer end portions. A cap is support to the outer end portion of the tube and is adapted to engage the users skin when the tube is inserted in a stoma. A flexible extendable and collapsible bellows is mounted on the inner end of the tube for sealing the inside of the stoma when the appliance is inserted therein. A flexible rod insertable through the cap and tube for engagement with the bellows extends the bellows to collapse it for insertion in the stoma.

5983397, Nov 16, 1999

Jan 14, 1999

9/231621

Robert S. Seminara - Brooklyn NY

A41D 1900

21611

A batting glove is provided incorporating a leather palm portion, a leather wrist portion including a hook and loop fastener, a leather finger portion including separate finger members having spaces therebetween and a leather thumb portion. Disposed along the palm portion is a leather sheath housing an elongated raised rubber pad having lower and upper surfaces bounding a concave outer surface therebetween configured to cradle a bat handle. The pad preferably has a hardness greater than that of cellular polystyrene, more commonly known as Styrofoam. RTM. When the glove is worn by the batter, the raised pad outer surface is configured to be substantially aligned with the distal ends of the metacarpals of the gloved hand.

6088834, Jul 18, 2000

Jan 14, 1999

9/231620

Robert S. Seminara - Brooklyn NY

A41D 1900

21611

A batting glove incorporating a leather palm portion, a leather wrist portion including a hook and loop fastener, a leather finger portion including separate finger members having spaces therebetween and a leather thumb portion. Disposed between the palm and finger portions is a leather sheath housing an elongated raised rubber pad having inner and outer edges bounding a concave upper surface therebetween configured to cradle a bat handle. When the glove is worn by the batter, the outer edge is configured to be substantially aligned with the distal interphalangeal joints of the batter's hand and the inner edge is configured to be substantially aligned with metacarpal interphalangeal joints of the batter's hand.