DR. SAID ISMAIL HAKKY, M.D., PH.D.
Urology at Merrimoor Blvd, Largo, FL

5234000, Aug 10, 1993

Sep 25, 1992

7/951611

Said I. Hakky - Largo FL
Perry B. Hudson - St. Petersburg FL

A61B 1000

128754

An automatic biopsy device for taking plural samples of tissue of a patient. The device is pneumatically operated in response to the depressing of a trigger by the operator and makes use of a removable cassette in which a plurality of stylets are located. The stylets are disposed on a moveable tray within the cassette and are arranged to be selectively positioned within the device for propulsion through a releasably mounted cannula at a high speed into the tissue to be sampled. Each stylet includes a groove adjacent its distal end into which the tissue to be sampled enters when the cannula is propelled into the tissue. Thereafter and in automatic response to the propulsion of the stylet through the cannula into the tissue, the cannula is propelled over the stylet to excise the tissue within the stylet's recess. The propulsion of the stylets and cannula is so rapid that the tissue sampling procedure is virtually pain-free. The stylet and cannula are retracted in response to release of the trigger so that the stylet is withdrawn into the cassette.

2007006, Mar 29, 2007

Sep 23, 2005

11/232917

A-Hamid Hakki - Dunedin FL, US
Said Hakky - Largo FL, US
Sam Hakki - Bay Pines FL, US
Hadi Hakki - Largo FL, US

G08G 1/095

340907000

The system and method for traffic surveillance, control, and traffic related information display uses display units each having display element sensors and cameras where the operation is controlled by a processor. Anticipatory sensor systems continuously measure speed and deceleration of approaching vehicles, sends signals to the processor which in turn analyzes the incoming signals. A rapid sequence camera continuously records audio-video images. When the rate of deceleration exceeds a predetermined threshold, which may be indicative of an imminent accident, the processor activates a store regime of the audio visual images on-site or transmitted to an off-site location for further actions. The information on the traffic flow condition which may affect the vehicle travel is displayed on the display unit. The system provides for the detection of pedestrians about to cross an intersection and controls the traffic light pattern accordingly. The display unit utilizes shapes, motions, and color to provide for easily understandable messages to vehicle occupants and pedestrians.

5564436, Oct 15, 1996

Sep 21, 1995

8/531716

Said I. Hakky - Largo FL
Perry B. Hudson - St. Petersburg FL

A61B 1000

128754

An automatic biopsy devices for taking plural samples of tissue of a patient. The device is pneumatically operated in response to an actuator activated by the operator and makes use of a removable cassette in which a plurality of stylets are located. The stylets are disposed on a moveable tray within the cassette and are arranged to be selectively positioned within the device for propulsion through a releasably mounted cannula at a high speed into the tissue to be sampled. Each stylet includes a groove adjacent its distal end into which the tissue to be sampled enters when the cannula is propelled into the tissue. Thereafter and in automatic response to the propulsion of the stylet through the cannula into the tissue, the cannula is propelled over the stylet to excise the tissue within the stylet's recess. The propulsion of the stylets and cannula is so rapid that the tissue sampling procedure is virtually pain-free. An indicator is provided so that the operator will know the number of samples taken.

5312399, May 17, 1994

Sep 29, 1992

7/961766

Said I. Hakky - Largo FL
Perry B. Hudson - St. Petersburg FL

A61B 1736

606 15

A resectoscope and a method of use for removing organic tissue, e. g. , the prostate gland, from the body of a living being. The resectoscope includes an elongated member having a distal end adapted to be introduced into the body of the being at the situs of organic tissue to be removed via a tubular sheath. The resectoscope includes a laser for producing a laser beam adjacent the distal end of the elongated member to penetrate several millimeters through the surface of the tissue to coagulate. A rotatable cutter, e. g. , a pair of angled offset planar blades, is disposed at the distal end of the elongated member and is arranged to be rotated at a high rate of speed by an associated drive assembly to cut the coagulated tissue. A lumen is provided to carry an irrigation liquid to the situs of the tissue. A suction lumen is provided to carry the tissue removed by the cutter so that it can be retrieved for histological examination.

5201731, Apr 13, 1993

Jun 26, 1991

7/721032

Said I. Hakky - Largo FL

A61B 1736

606 15

A resectoscope for prostate surgery is provided which includes a rotating cutting element mounted within an outer sheath adapted to be inserted into the urethra. The cutting element has helical threads along the length thereof and a cutting blade at its distal end. The outer sheath has a covered distal end portion which extends beyond and over the cutting blade and has an opening therethrough adjacent the cutting blade. Within the outer sheath is an inner sheath surrounding the cutting element except for the cutting blade. A fiber optic laser filament connected to a laser generator is positioned within the space between the inner and outer sheaths and extends along the length of the inner sheath to a position adjacent the cutting blade. The optic filament is surrounded by a third sheath and is adapted to be moved by the rotation of the cutting element so that the laser light beam from the optic filament advances through tissue to cut and coagulate the resected area before the cutting blade of the cutting element reaches the resected tissue. Irrigation fluid is provided to the area between the inner and outer sheaths and is withdrawn through the inner sheath.

6113577, Sep 5, 2000

Apr 23, 1999

9/296425

Said Ismail Hakky - Largo FL
Jeffrey H. Kuch - Largo FL

Canox International, Ltd. - Largo FL

A61M 532

604174

An apparatus for maintaining an intravascular access device in position at an access point on a limb of a patient includes a needle immobilizing unit engaging the needle member and preventing it from dislodgement from the blood vessel, a tube locking member locking the connecting tube in place and preventing it from being separated from the needle member, and a strap which supports the needle immobilizing unit and the locking member immovably on the limb of a patient. For further support of the apparatus in place, a splint assembly is provided which includes two splint members, forearm splint member which is secured to the forearm part of the limb and arm/hand splint member which is securable to either the arm or hand of the limb. The splint members can be used separately or coupled to each other; joint between the splint members has a latching mechanism allowing to adjust the angle between the forearm and arm/hand splint members. The strap carrying the needle immobilizing unit and the tube locking member is secured to a splint member and facilitates in securing the splint member to the part of the limb.

5637091, Jun 10, 1997

Aug 31, 1995

8/520889

Said I. Hakky - Largo FL
A-Hamid Hakki - Largo FL

A61M 2900

604 96

A collapsible catheter is provided for irrigation or aspiration of the urinary bladder with fluid. The catheter consists of a collapsible hollow elastomeric tube which is open at the proximal end. The distal end portion has at least one stiffened aperture. A plurality of channels are provided along the length of the tube which contain removable wires or rods which stiffen the tube for insertion into the bladder. A balloon means is provided to hold the catheter in place.

2004010, May 27, 2004

Nov 26, 2002

10/303970

Said Hakky - Largo FL, US
A-Hamid Hakki - Dunedin FL, US

A61N001/18

607/044000

A system and method for controlling blood pressure are provided. The system () includes an energy dispensing means () which is secured to a user's epidermis and positioned adjacent a blood vessel () of the user. The energy dispensing means () is in electrical communication with a control means (). Through the control means (), a user may control pulse rate, pulse amplitude, pulse width, and duration of treatment. Through the delivery of a series of energetic pulses to the blood vessel (), the user's blood pressure will be lowered.

6159209, Dec 12, 2000

Mar 18, 1999

9/271590

Said I. Hakky - Largo FL

Canox International Ltd. - Largo FL

A61B 1732

606 45

A device for coagulating, vaporizing, resecting, and removing prostate and bladder tissue. The resectoscope uses the standard diathermy electrical units available at hospitals. The resectoscope uses a rotating cutting/coagulation element to cut, coagulate and vaporize tissue at a much higher speed compared to the linear motion of currently available resectoscopes, allowing the operator to perform these procedures more efficiently, and also allowing the operator to retrieve most of the excised tissue for histological examinations.

5727558, Mar 17, 1998

Feb 14, 1996

8/601259

A-Hamid Hakki - Largo FL
Said I. Hakky - Largo FL
Perry B. Hudson - St. Petersburg FL

A61B 502

128672

A noninvasive blood pressure monitoring and controlling device is provided which selectively stimulates the human body's own baro-receptors with electromagnetic or ultrasonic wave energies.