VICTOR PARSONNET
Medical Practice at Millburn Ave, Millburn, NJ

4541440, Sep 17, 1985

Nov 14, 1984

6/671290

Victor Parsonnet - Millburn NJ

Cordis Corporation - Miami FL

A61N 104

128785

The bipolar epicardial temporary pacing lead (10 or 110) comprises a lead body (22 or 122) containing first and second spaced apart wire conductors (24 or 124 and 26 or 126) each encased in insulating material (30 or 130) so as to form first and second insulated wire conductor portions (32 or 124 and 33 or 136). A straight needle (16 or 116) is connected to the proximal end portion (12 or 112) of the lead body (22 or 122). A curved needle (62 or 162) is connected to at least one of the wire conductors (24 or 124) at the distal end portion (14 or 114) of the lead (10 or 110). The distal end portion (14 or 114) of the lead (10 or 110) has insulation removed from portions of the respective first and second conductors (24 or 124 and 26 or 126) thereby to form in the distal end portion (14 or 114) a first or proximal electrode forming wire conductor portion (54 or 154) and a second or distal electrode forming or wire conductor portion (56 or 156). Terminal connector sleeves (34 and 36) are fixed on and around each insulated wire conductor portion (32 or 134 and 33 or 136) in the proximal end portion (12 or 112) of the lead (10 or 110) and in electrical contact with the wire conductor (24 or 124 and 26 or 126) therein.

4938229, Jul 3, 1990

Apr 29, 1988

7/187945

Michael N. Bergelson - Riverdale NY
Victor Parsonnet - Millburn NJ
Tim Daily - Philadelphia PA

Paceart Inc. - Wayne NJ

A61B 50402

128696

A method and apparatus for transmitting data descriptive of an electromagnetic waveform wherein a constant amplitude signal is frequency modulated and transmitted to a remote site where digital signals are generated in response to zero crossings of the fm analog signal. Interrupt signals are generated in response to zero crossings for storing time differences between successive digital signals corresponding to the zero crossing which are then averaged at the Nyquist sampling rate to display and analyze a constructed waveform simulating the original signal.

5660183, Aug 26, 1997

Aug 16, 1995

8/515996

Chih-Ming J. Chiang - Highlands Ranch CO
Alan D. Bernstein - Montvale NJ
Victor Parsonnet - Millburn NJ
Tibor Nappholz - Englewood CO

Telectronics Pacing Systems, Inc. - Englewood CO

A61B 500

128695R

A diagnostic device for providing a prognosis of patient with an implanted cardiac device includes a data bank for storing statistical data relating various symptoms characterizing cardiac problems and associated complications. The device further includes an input device so that a clinician can enter patient specific data including his symptoms. A set of rules stored in a memory are used to provide a diagnosis for the patient based on the statistical data. Preferably the diagnostic device is incorporated in a programmer for a pacemaker or other implantable cardiac device.

7826895, Nov 2, 2010

Jul 28, 2006

11/460724

Victor Parsonnet - Millburn NJ, US
William J. Combs - Minnetonka MN, US

Medtronic, Inc. - Minneapolis MN

A61B 5/05

600547

The invention is directed to techniques for monitoring organ rejection. An implanted device monitors the impedance of the transplanted organ. When the impedance measurements indicate that the organ is being rejected, the device provides early warning of rejection.

7130679, Oct 31, 2006

Nov 20, 2002

10/299397

Victor Parsonnet - Millburn NJ, US
William J. Combs - Minnetonka MN, US

Medtronic, Inc. - Minneapolis MN

A61B 5/05

600547

The invention is directed to techniques for monitoring organ rejection. An implanted device monitors the impedance of the transplanted organ. When the impedance measurements indicate that the organ is being rejected, the device provides early warning of rejection.