TADEUSZ WELLISZ, M.D.
Radiology at Rimpau Blvd, Los Angeles, CA

6582435, Jun 24, 2003

Nov 29, 2001

09/995445

Tadeusz Z. Wellisz - Los Angeles CA
Eric V. Hohenstein - Los Angeles CA

Bioplate, Inc. - Los Angeles CA

A61B 1756

606 72, 606151, 606 69, 606 77

A clip to inter-connect primary and secondary bone zones having edges, comprising in combination a first tab to extend over a surface of the secondary bone zone, above a level defined by that surface; a first projection carried by the tab and configured to penetrate the primary bone zone at the edge thereof, and below the first level; and an auxiliary tab associated with the first tab positioned to extend over a top surface of the primary bone zone to guide movement of the clip as the first projection penetrates the primary bone zone.

8124687, Feb 28, 2012

Sep 15, 2010

12/883171

Tadeusz Wellisz - Los Angeles CA, US
Timothy C. Fisher - Los Angeles CA, US
Jonathan K. Armstrong - Los Angeles CA, US
John Cambridge - Los Angeles CA, US

Syncera, Inc. - Los Angeles CA

A61F 2/02, C08L 71/02

524612, 424423, 424434, 525409, 604 19, 606910

A polymeric material comprised of (i) at least one random copolymer comprised of ethylene oxide and one or more other alkylene oxide(s) and (ii) at least one non-random polymer comprised of one or more poly(alkylene oxide)s has been discovered. Preferably, it is a polymer alloy. Alkylene oxide homopolymers or block copolymers may be the non-random polymer. In a related discovery, an adhesive material can be made by suspending (a) particles in (b) a matrix of at least one poly(ethylene oxide) copolymer of ethylene oxide and propylene oxide, or a combination thereof. The handling characteristics may be adjusted for different utilities (e. g. , from runny oil to hard wax). Applications include use as adhesive, cohesive, filler, lubricant, surfactant, or any combination thereof. In particular, the hard materials may be used for cleaning or waxing.

8455000, Jun 4, 2013

May 22, 2007

12/302288

Timothy C. Fisher - Los Angeles CA, US
Jonathan K. Armstrong - Los Angeles CA, US
John Cambridge - Los Angeles CA, US
Tadeusz Z. Wellisz - Los Angeles CA, US

Syncera Inc. - Los Angeles CA

A61K 9/14

424486

We describe the medical, dental, and surgical uses of modified poly(alkylene) materials which are fully resorbable after implantation into the body, and compositions formulated with such modified poly(alkylene) materials.

6652531, Nov 25, 2003

Nov 29, 2001

09/995444

Tadeusz Z. Wellisz - Los Angeles CA
Eric V. Hohenstein - Los Angeles CA

Bioplate, Inc. - Los Angeles CA

A61B 1756

606 72, 606 69

A clip to inter-connect primary and secondary bone zones having edges, comprising in combination a first tab to extend over a surface of the secondary bone zone, above a level defined by that surface; and an extension of the tab projecting below the first level, the extension having a through opening to receive a first projection for penetrating the primary bone zone below the first level.

6512348, Jan 28, 2003

Nov 29, 2001

09/995446

Tadeusz Z. Wellisz - Los Angeles CA
Cin K. Abidin - Los Angeles CA

Bioplate, Inc. - Los Angeles CA

H02J 700

320107, 429100

The method of installing a cluster of batteries in a power supply receptacle, that includes providing a funnel having a guide opening to receive and guide angularly oriented displacement of the cluster of batteries relative to the funnel, placing the funnel guide opening into registration with the power supply receptacle, and installing the oriented cluster of batteries through the funnel guide opening and into the receptacle.

6620165, Sep 16, 2003

Nov 26, 2001

09/992781

Tadeusz Z. Wellisz - Los Angeles CA

Bioplate, Inc. - Los Angeles CA

A61B 1756

606 69, 606 70

An attachment to connect two spaced apart zones having surface and edges, one zone comprising a cranium bone zone, a plate, fastener openings carried by the plate at peripherally spaced locations, to receive fasteners that penetrate the bone zone at their surfaces, and at least one prong to connect the plate to at least one bone zone edge.

7829616, Nov 9, 2010

Jun 8, 2009

12/480670

Tadeusz Wellisz - Los Angeles CA, US
Timothy C. Fisher - Los Angeles CA, US
Jonathan K. Armstrong - Los Angeles CA, US
John Cambridge - Los Angeles CA, US

Syncera, Inc. - Los Angeles CA

A61F 2/02, C08K 3/22, C08L 23/06, C08L 71/02

524415, 424423, 424434, 524612, 525187, 525409, 604 19, 606910

A polymeric material comprised of (i) at least one random copolymer comprised of ethylene oxide and one or more other alkylene oxide(s) and (ii) at least one non-random polymer comprised of one or more poly(alkylene oxide)s has been discovered. Preferably, it is a polymer alloy. Alkylene oxide homopolymers or block copolymers may be the non-random polymer. In a related discovery, an adhesive material can be made by suspending (a) particles in (b) a matrix of at least one poly(ethylene oxide) copolymer of ethylene oxide and propylene oxide, or a combination thereof. The handling characteristics may be adjusted for different utilities (e. g. , from runny oil to hard wax). Applications include use as adhesive, cohesive, filler, lubricant, surfactant, or any combination thereof. In particular, the hard materials may be used for cleaning or waxing.

6168596, Jan 2, 2001

Nov 9, 1999

9/435645

Tadeusz Z. Wellisz - Los Angeles CA
Eric V. Hohenstein - Los Angeles CA

Bioplate, Inc. - Los Angeles CA

A61B 1780

606 69

A clip to inter-connect primary and secondary bone zones having edges, comprising in combination a tab to extend over a surface or surfaces of at least one of the bone zones, above a level defined by the one surface; a first projection carried by the tab and having a hook to engage a bone zone at its edge, and below the level.

5433748, Jul 18, 1995

Dec 4, 1991

7/800522

Tadeusz Wellisz - Los Angeles CA

Porex Technologies Corp. - Fairburn GA

A61F 218

623 10

An auricular implant includes a strip of flexible material having pores into which tissue can grow. The strip has the shape of a helix, the strip having an inner end adjacent to the center of the helix, an outer end at the periphery of the helix, an outer surface convex in a transverse direction, and an inner surface concave in a transverse direction. The material has the capability of attaching itself to tissue, the flexible strip being attached to the head of a patient at the inner and outer ends and unattached to the head between the inner and outer ends. A base member simulating the antihelix of an auricle has a flat bottom surface and a peaked upper portion.