RUPERTO S YOUNG, MD
Radiology at Guy Park Ave, West Glenville, NY
License number
New York 112147
Category
Radiology
Type
Diagnostic Radiology
Address
Address
2
427 Guy Park Ave, West Glenville, NY 12010
PO Box 130, Newtonville, NY 12110
PO Box 130, Newtonville, NY 12110
Phone
(518) 841-7203
(518) 786-1291
(518) 786-1293 (Fax)
(518) 786-1291
(518) 786-1293 (Fax)
Organization information
See more information about RUPERTO S YOUNG at bizstanding.comRUPERTO S. YOUNG, M.D., PC
427 Guy Park Ave, Amsterdam, NY 12010
Status:
Inactive
Inactive reason:
Dissolution
Registration:
Aug 8, 1977
Inactive since:
Oct 9, 1992
State ID:
444276
Business type:
DOMESTIC PROFESSIONAL CORPORATION
Professional information
Dr. Ruperto S Young, Amsterdam NY - MD (Doctor of Medicine)
Specialties:
Radiology, Nuclear Medicine
Address:
427 Guy Park Ave, Amsterdam 12010
(518) 841-7203 (Phone), (518) 841-7207 (Fax)
9037 Somerset Bay Ln STE 301, Vero Beach 32963
(772) 231-9844 (Phone)
8205 Fernleaf Ct, Buffalo 14221
(518) 841-7203 (Phone), (518) 841-7207 (Fax)
9037 Somerset Bay Ln STE 301, Vero Beach 32963
(772) 231-9844 (Phone)
8205 Fernleaf Ct, Buffalo 14221
Certifications:
Nuclear Medicine, 1973, Radiology
Awards:
Healthgrades Honor Roll
Languages:
English
Hospitals:
427 Guy Park Ave, Amsterdam 12010
8205 Fernleaf Ct, Buffalo 14221
9037 Somerset Bay Ln STE 301, Vero Beach 32963
Saratoga Hospital
211 Church St, Saratoga Springs 12866
8205 Fernleaf Ct, Buffalo 14221
9037 Somerset Bay Ln STE 301, Vero Beach 32963
Saratoga Hospital
211 Church St, Saratoga Springs 12866
Education:
Medical School
University of Santo Tomas / Faculty of Medicine And Surgery
Jewish Med Ctr
Nyu-Bellevue
University of Santo Tomas / Faculty of Medicine And Surgery
Jewish Med Ctr
Nyu-Bellevue
Disposable Device For Fixation Of The Barium Enema Tip
US Patent:
4325370, Apr 20, 1982
Filed:
Apr 14, 1981
Appl. No.:
6/254141
Inventors:
Ruperto S. Young - Amsterdam NY
International Classification:
A61M 2502
US Classification:
128245
Abstract:
Discloses a device for the external fixation of the barium enema tip inserted into the patient's rectum. The device has a waist band, anterior and posterior straps suitably attached to the waist band a locking ring for releasable and removable locking engagement with a locking groove on the barium enema tip. The barium enema tip has a lumen communicating with side holes, a proximal end having a raised ridge to thereby receive and retain enema-bag tubing, a distal end, and an hour-glass shaped cuff having a concave portion whereby the anal sphincter complementally receives and locks thereon to prevent leakage of barium liquid.
Amniocentesis Needle
US Patent:
4308875, Jan 5, 1982
Filed:
Mar 11, 1981
Appl. No.:
6/242713
Inventors:
Ruperto S. Young - Amsterdam NY
Assignee:
Universal Medical Instrument Corporation - Ballston Spa NY
International Classification:
A61B 1000
US Classification:
128753
Abstract:
Discloses an amniocentesis needle for use in performing amniocentesis to obtain a amniotic fluid and fetal debris from a pregnant woman's uterus for diagnostic purposes. The amniocentesis needle comprises a hollow needle and a stylet. The hollow needle has a lumen removably and complementally receiving the stylet in close-fitting relationship. The hollow needle has a non-cutting tip and a distal portion which has side holes communicating with the lumen.
Arterial Catherization Device
US Patent:
4345596, Aug 24, 1982
Filed:
Dec 23, 1981
Appl. No.:
6/333704
Inventors:
Ruperto S. Young - Amsterdam NY
International Classification:
A61M 500
US Classification:
128214R
Abstract:
Disclosed is a surgical instrument for insertion into a blood-vessel lumen and comprises a separable assembly of longitudinal sections in mating relationship having tube and hub sections. Twisting movement of lateral separator tabs integral with the proximal ends of the hub sections effects relative movement to initially unlock releasable interdigitation locking means which the tube sections incorporate distally, and which the hub sections incorporate both distally and proximally, with such continued relative movement causing biased interfaces on the hub sections to cam open and force apart the longitudinal sections.