STEPHEN BARNETT SOLOMON, MD
Radiology at York Ave, New York, NY

2006005, Mar 16, 2006

Aug 25, 2005

11/213033

Stephen Solomon - New York NY, US

A61B 8/14

600466000

A guide device is provided for a laparoscopic ultrasound probe. The guide device includes a sheath that is adapted to fit over at least a portion of the ultrasound probe, and a guide coupled to the sheath for guiding a medical tool inserted therethrough to position the medical tool in a plane of an ultrasound image obtained via the ultrasound probe.

2011020, Aug 25, 2011

Jan 12, 2011

13/005093

Stephen SOLOMON - New York NY, US

A61B 17/32

606167

A surgical instrument is disclosed. The surgical instrument includes a first cutting element, a second cutting element, a guide member and an actuation mechanism with the guide member being attached to either the first cutting element, second cutting element or the actuation mechanism. The first and second cutting elements are operatively connected to the actuation mechanism with the actuation mechanism adapted to move at least one of the two cutting elements to resection tissue. The actuation mechanism includes a handle, trigger grip and at least one connecting member that connects the trigger grip to either one or both of the cutting elements to cause movement of the cutting elements when the trigger grip is pressed. A surgical method for performing an image-guided resection of diseased tissue is also disclosed. Further, a kit for tissue resection is disclosed that includes a plurality of surgical instruments and various configured elongated pins.

2013000, Jan 3, 2013

Sep 11, 2012

13/610617

Samuel Klein - Clayton MO, US
Stephen B. Solomon - New York NY, US
Moshe Shike - Larchmont NY, US
Dean Kamen - Bedford NH, US
Michael Ambrogi - North Hampton NH, US
David E. Altobelli - Hollis NH, US
Eric Yeaton - Epsom NH, US

ASPIRE BARIATRICS LLC - King of Prussia PA

A61F 2/04

604 9, 604 8

The present invention is directed to an apparatus and method for treating obesity. A tube is positioned that passes through a patient's abdominal wall into the upper digestive system of the patient. The patient is allowed to carry out his/her everyday affairs including ingesting food. After the patient has ingested food, the food is extracted by pumping it out of the upper digestive system through the tube. The present invention is less invasive than current surgical procedures for reducing weight and allows patients to live a normal and active lifestyle without experiencing adverse side effects.

2006017, Aug 3, 2006

Dec 22, 2005

11/317957

Stephen Solomon - New York NY, US

A61M 29/00

606192000

An apparatus for breast and buttock modification is provided which includes first and second tubes that extend alongside each other, and each of which has a lumen. The apparatus also includes an inflatable balloon having a valve that is detachably coupled to a distal end of the second tube such that a portion of the distal end extends through the valve. The balloon is adapted to be introduced to a space in a body and inflated in the space in the body by fluid introduced through the valve through the second tube. And the second tube is detached from the inflated balloon to leave the inflated balloon positioned in the space in the body.

2006008, Apr 27, 2006

Oct 24, 2005

11/257166

Stephen Solomon - New York NY, US

A61B 18/08

128898000, 606031000

A method for treating obesity in a human patient is provided whereby an ablation source is introduced into the small intestine of the patient via a working channel of an endoscope, and the intestinal mucosa of the patient is ablated over a length of the small intestine in a range of approximately 40 cm to 100 cm.

8282623, Oct 9, 2012

Oct 22, 2009

12/604140

Samuel Klein - Clayton MO, US
Stephen B. Solomon - New York NY, US
Moshe Shike - Larchmont NY, US

Aspire Bariatrics LLC - Wilmington DE

A61M 1/00

604540

The present invention is directed to an apparatus and method for treating obesity. A tube is positioned that passes through a patient's abdominal wall into the upper digestive system of the patient. The patient is allowed to carry out his/her everyday affairs including ingesting food. After the patient has ingested food, the food is extracted by pumping it out of the upper digestive system through the tube. The present invention is less invasive than current surgical procedures for reducing weight and allows patients to live a normal and active lifestyle without experiencing adverse side effects.

7815629, Oct 19, 2010

Jul 27, 2005

11/191449

Samuel Klein - Clayton MO, US
Stephen B Solomon - New York NY, US
Moshe Shike - Larchmont NY, US
Dean Kamen - Bedford NH, US
Michael Ambrogi - North Hampton NH, US
David E Altobelli - Hollis NH, US
Eric Yeaton - Epsom NH, US

DEKA Products Limited Partnership - Manchester NH

A61M 1/00, A61F 5/44

604540, 604332, 604355

The present invention is directed to an apparatus and method for treating obesity. A tube is positioned that passes through a patient's abdominal wall into the upper digestive system of the patient. The patient is allowed to carry out his/her everyday affairs including ingesting food. After the patient has ingested food, the food is extracted by pumping it out of the upper digestive system through the tube. The present invention is less invasive than current surgical procedures for reducing weight and allows patients to live a normal and active lifestyle without experiencing adverse side effects.