STEPHEN M PALMER, MD
Dermatology in Saint Louis, MO

5816152, Oct 6, 1998

Sep 2, 1997

8/922025

William James Nelgner - St. Charles MO
Joseph Randall Wiegner - Manchester MO
David Allen Langenberg - Union MO
Stephen George Palmer - Kirkwood MO
William Allen McCroskey - House Springs MO
Gary Wilson Teeter - St. Louis MO
Leonard Ronald Sanker - Foristell MO
Martin Alan Ross - Hazelwood MO
Steven Michael Dods - Bellville IL

Delaware Capital Formation, Inc. - Wilmington DE

B41F 506, B41F 516, B41F 1302

101181

A reconfigurable web processor, comprising: a first and a second base modules, each of the base modules including an external surface with at least one alignment structure disposed on the external surface; a plurality of pacing rolls, with a different one of the plurality of pacing rolls associated with each of the base modules to adjust the pace of a web moving within the associated base module; a plurality of transducers, with a different one of the plurality of transducers associated with a different one of the base modules and disposed to monitor a characteristic of the web at said associated base module and to generate a transducer signal in accordance therewith; a plurality of pacing servos, with a different one of the plurality of pacing servos associated with each different one of the pacing rolls, each of the pacing servos to adjust the pace of the web in accordance with a different pacing control signal for its associated the pacing roll; and a process head drive disposed to drive a drive roll in a portable process head that may be disposed on the respective external surface of the base modules in registry with the at least one alignment structure of the respective base modules.

2009014, Jun 11, 2009

Dec 10, 2007

12/001344

William John Martin - South Pasadena CA, US
Stephen Benet Palmer - Saint Louis MO, US

MI HOPE INCORPORATED - SOUTH PASADENA CA

A01N 59/20, A01P 1/00

424638

An electrolysis method is described for generating an aqueous solution of copper citrate that has bacteriocidal activity against methicillin resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) bacteria. Gram positive bacteria are known to be relatively more sensitive to the bacteriocidal activities of copper ions than are Gram negative bacteria. Situations exist in which a disinfectant that is relatively more toxic for Gram positive bacteria will be advantageous over a more broadly active disinfectant, such as that provided by most other disinfectants. In particular, a disinfectant that is relatively selective for Gram positive bacteria could help preserve various non-pathogenic Gram negative microbial populations. The residual Gram negative bacteria can potentially compete with, and thereby lessen the chances of the reintroduction of pathogenic Gram positive bacteria, such as MRSA, Streptococcus, Clostridium difficile and Listeria monocytogenes.

4240258, Dec 23, 1980

Nov 7, 1978

5/958380

Richard W. Angert - St. Louis MO
Stephen G. Palmer - Webster Groves MO

Wagner Electric Corporation - Parsippany NJ

B60T 1128

60589

A master cylinder including a housing having a fluid reservoir and a cavity. A first piston is movable in the cavity. A sealing member is positioned for movement with the first piston. A fluid chamber is formed in the cavity ahead of the first piston. A second piston is movable within the first piston into and out of sealing engagement with the sealing member to close and open, respectively, a fluid path between the fluid reservoir and the fluid chamber.

2007021, Sep 20, 2007

Mar 16, 2006

11/377092

Kevin Kroupa - Ballwin MO, US
William Kullmann - Oakville MO, US
Stephen Palmer - Kirkwood MO, US

Allied Healthcare Products, Inc. - St. Louis MO

A61M 16/00, A62B 18/08

128205130, 128207110

A mask restraining system used with a bag mask resuscitator for securely seating a mask on a patient's face is disclosed. The mask restraining system may include a retainer defining upper and lower slots adapted to engage first and second cords, respectively. The bag mask resuscitator may include hollow, flexible tubing having a distal end in communication with a resuscitation bag for forcing air through the flexible tubing and a proximal end in communication with a valve assembly that is rotatably engaged with the mask. The mask includes a port adapted to engage an aperture defined by the retainer in order to engage the mask to the retainer. The first and second cords may be engaged to the upper slots and lower slots, respectively, in order to securely seat the mask on the patient' face when the first and second cords are tightened relative to the retainer.

2010009, Apr 22, 2010

Oct 22, 2008

12/288749

William John Martin - South Pasadena CA, US
Stephen Benet Palmer - Saint Louis MO, US

MI Hope Inc. - South Pasadena CA

A61K 31/30, A61P 17/02

514495

A composition containing copper and silver ions electrolytically generated in a solution of citric acid that also contains potassium carbonate is shown to expedite the healing of wounds with regeneration of normal tissue architecture and without excessive scarring. A wide range of wounds and other forms of tissue damage affecting the skin and other areas of the body respond favorably to the direct application of the composition, with expedited healing, re-growth of normal appearing (non-scar) tissue and symptomatic relief from pain and swelling. The composition acts in both humans and animals through a novel mechanism provisionally termed the tissue regeneration induced pathway (TRIP).