DR. VICTOR WAYNE MCCRAY, M.D.
Radiology at Fresno St, Fresno, CA

2012013, May 24, 2012

Nov 16, 2011

13/298042

Douglas Michael Ackermann - Palo Alto CA, US
Daniel Palanker - Sunnyvale CA, US
James Donald Loudin - Houston TX, US
Garrett Cale Smith - Palo Alto CA, US
Victor Wayne McCray - Fresno CA, US
Brandon McNary Felkins - Half Moon Bay CA, US

THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE LELAND STANFORD JUNIOR UNIVERSITY - Palo Alto CA

A61N 1/36, A61B 19/00

606129, 607 53

A stimulation system stimulates anatomical targets in a patient for treatment of dry eye. The system may include a controller and a microstimulator. The controller may be implemented externally to or internally within the microstimulator. The components of the controller and microstimulator may be implemented in a single unit or in separate devices. When implemented separately, the controller and microstimulator may communicate wirelessly or via a wired connection. The microstimulator may generate pulses from a controller signal and apply the signal via one or more electrodes to an anatomical target. The microstimulator may not have any intelligence or logic to shape or modify a signal. The microstimulator may be a passive device configured to generate a pulse based on a signal received from the controller. The microstimulator may shape or modify a signal. Waveforms having different frequency, amplitude and period characteristics may stimulate different anatomical targets in a patient.

2014005, Feb 27, 2014

Aug 26, 2013

13/975868

Karen L. Havenstrite - San Francisco CA, US
Victor Wayne McCray - Fresno CA, US
Brandon McNary Felkins - Half Moon Bay CA, US
Douglas Michael Ackermann - San Francisco CA, US
Garrett Cale Smith - San Francisco CA, US
Paul A. Cook - Palo Alto CA, US
Evan S. Luxon - San Francisco CA, US
Andrew A. McGibbon - San Francisco CA, US

G02B 1/04

35115933, 427164, 427535

Embodiments of the technology relate to a contact lens having a core that is covalently coated by a hydrogel layer, and to methods of making such a lens. In one aspect, embodiments provide for a coated contact lens comprising a lens core comprising an outer surface; and a hydrogel layer covalently attached to at least a portion of the outer surface, the hydrogel layer adapted to contact an ophthalmic surface, wherein the hydrogel layer comprises a hydrophilic polymer population having a first PEG species and a second PEG species, the first PEG species being at least partially cross-linked to the second PEG species.