STEPHEN M CARTER
Electrician at Mdw Breeze Dr, San Antonio, TX

License number

Texas 30774

Expiration Date

May 28, 2016

Professional information

Dr. Stephen A Carter, San Antonio TX - MD (Doctor of Medicine)

Specialties:

Family Medicine

Address:

Toyota Family Health Center
1 Lone Star Pass STE 46, San Antonio 78264
(210) 263-5700 (Phone)

Certifications:

Family Practice, 1999

Awards:

Healthgrades Honor Roll

Languages:

English

Hospitals:

Toyota Family Health Center
1 Lone Star Pass STE 46, San Antonio 78264
Baptist Medical Center
111 Dallas St, San Antonio 78205

Education:

Medical School
University of Illinois At Chicago / College of Medicine
Graduated: 1989
Advocate Ravenswood Med Center
University Il College Of Med

Md At Chd Meridian Healthcare

Position:

Staff Physician at CHD Meridian Healthcare

Location:

San Antonio, Texas Area

Industry:

Health, Wellness and Fitness

Work:

CHD Meridian Healthcare since Feb 2007 - Staff Physician

Education:

universiity of illinois college of medicine 1982 - 1989
Doctor of Medicine (MD), Medicine Northwestern University 1976 - 1980
B.A., Biology

Interests:

New Medical Technology & Patent development

Honor & Awards:

National Honor Society Academic Scholarship/Northwestern University AMA Physician Recognition Awards:1994-2008

Stephen Anthony Carter, San Antonio TX

Specialties:

Family Physician

Address:

1 Lone Star Pass, San Antonio, TX 78264

Education:

University of Illinois, College of Medicine - Doctor of Medicine

Board certifications:

American Board of Family Medicine Certification in Family Medicine

Stephen Carter, San Antonio TX

Work:

Healthworks Medgroup of San Antonio Inc
1 Lone Star Pass, San Antonio, TX 78264

Balloon Member For Cerumen Removal

US Patent:

6152940, Nov 28, 2000

Filed:

Sep 29, 1998

Appl. No.:

9/162840

Inventors:

Stephen A. Carter - San Antonio TX

International Classification:

A61F 900

US Classification:

606162

Abstract:

A device for removing accumulated cerumen and a method for using the same, which device consists of a small balloon-tipped catheter inserted directly over the tip of a syringe or through the use of a plastic insert extended over the tip of a syringe, which balloon tip, when deflated, will fit easily into the auditory canal and, when inflated by depressing the plunger of the syringe, will provide a base for, when the syringe is removed from the ear canal, accumulating the blockage or excess cerumen thereon.