DR. VIJAY B VAD, M.D
Medical Practice at 72 St, New York, NY

6527760, Mar 4, 2003

Sep 25, 2000

09/669054

Vijay B. Vad - New York NY 10021

A61M 3100

604512, 604522

Out-patient knee lavage is performed by use of a kit comprising: A. Means for preparing the knee joint for lavage; B. An optional surgical drape; C. A first needle and a first syringe containing a first local anesthesia; D. A second needle and second syringe containing a second local anesthesia; and E. A third syringe adapted to fitting the second needle, the third syringe containing a lavage fluid. The knee lavage is performed by: 1. Cleansing the knee joint and, preferably, covering it with a surgical drape; 2. Applying the first local anesthesia superficially to the joint to create a wheat; 3. Injecting through the wheal the second local anesthesia into the knee joint; and 4. Performing the lavage on the knee joint without removing the second needle from the knee joint.

8608665, Dec 17, 2013

Aug 16, 2011

13/211121

Vijay Vad - New York NY, US
Christian Haller - Alexandria VA, US
David Mandel - Washington DC, US

A61B 5/03

600561, 600587, 3405731, 604118

A device may include a first locking mechanism configured to connect a first end of the device to a needle, a second locking mechanism configured to connect a second end of the device to a syringe, a pressure transducer, a microprocessor and a light emitting diode. The pressure transducer may be configured to measure a first pressure at a first time and a second pressure at a second time. The microprocessor may be configured to receive the first pressure and the second pressure from the pressure transducer, determine a pressure difference between the first pressure and the second pressure, and determine a time difference between the first time and the second time. The light emitting diode may be configured to signal when the needle is properly situated based on the pressure difference and the time difference.

8291519, Oct 23, 2012

Jan 3, 2011

12/983831

James Arsenault - East Williston NY, US
Paul Iskyan - Manhasset NY, US
Vijay Vad - New York NY, US

A41D 1/06

2227, 602 19

A one-piece back support apparatus comprises a belt portion being configured to provide back and abdominal support encircling a wearer's waist and a compression pants portion. The belt portion has a front portion, a back portion, a top portion, a bottom portion and an inner surface. The compression pants portion secured to the belt is configured to provide support for the wearer's pelvis, legs, and groin area. The inner surface of the belt has one or more pack support portions with slots for receiving one or more gel packs so as to maintain contact between the gel packs and the wearer's back. Slots in the belt portion may accommodate vertically extending inserts of rigid plastic to reinforce the belt portion over the lumbar region of the wearer.

7882574, Feb 8, 2011

Mar 25, 2008

12/079161

James Arsenault - East Williston NY, US
Paul Iskyan - Manhasset NY, US
Vijay Vad - New York NY, US

A41D 1/06

2227, 602 19

A one-piece back support apparatus comprises a belt portion being configured to provide back and abdominal support encircling a wearer's waist and a compression pants portion. The belt portion has a front portion, a back portion, a top portion, a bottom portion and an inner surface. The compression pants portion secured to the belt is configured to provide support for the wearer's pelvis, legs, and groin area. The inner surface of the belt has one or more pack support portions with slots for receiving one or more gel packs so as to maintain contact between the gel packs and the wearer's back. Slots in the belt portion may accommodate vertically extending inserts of rigid plastic to reinforce the belt portion over the lumbar region of the wearer.

2011013, Jun 9, 2011

Oct 7, 2010

12/900069

Richard LaMotta - Mount Kisco NY, US
Robert Ornstein - Mohegan Lake NY, US
Douglas Redfield - Mount Kisco NY, US
Vijay Vad - New York NY, US

The Inflasoothe Group, Inc. - Mount Kisco NY

A61K 38/48, A61K 31/165, A61P 29/00

424 9465, 514627

A composition for the relief of pain includes comprising a transducer, a fibrinolytic, at least one of a pain relief agent or an anti-inflammatory agent. The pain relief agent can be capsaicin and the fibrinolytic can be bromelain. The composition can also include at least one of a cooling component, a circulation increasing component, a joint or muscle soothing component and a muscle membrane stabilizer. the cooling agent fcan be menthol. A cream composition can include at least one cetyl esterified fatty acid. A cream can be made by combining the oil with a cream base. Suitable compositions include creams, gels, salves, sprays, powder, balms, liniment, ointments, and transdermal patches A system for pain relief that includes the oil and the cream, or a kit containing a container of the oil and a container of the cream.

2010006, Mar 18, 2010

Nov 25, 2008

12/323154

Vijay Vad - New York NY, US
Christian Haller - Alexandria VA, US
David Mandel - Washington DC, US

MOBITECH REGENERATIVE MEDICINE - New York NY

A61M 5/31, G08B 23/00

604240, 3405731

A device may include a first locking mechanism configured to connect a first end of the device to a needle, a second locking mechanism configured to connect a second end of the device to a syringe, a pressure transducer, a microprocessor and a light emitting diode. The pressure transducer may be configured to measure a first pressure at a first time and a second pressure at a second time. The microprocessor may be configured to receive the first pressure and the second pressure from the pressure transducer, determine a pressure difference between the first pressure and the second pressure, and determine a time difference between the first time and the second time. The light emitting diode may be configured to signal when the needle is properly situated based on the pressure difference and the time difference.

2009008, Mar 26, 2009

Sep 24, 2007

11/859882

Vijay B. Vad - New York NY, US

A61K 31/7008, A61F 7/08, A61K 36/87

604291, 424766, 514 62, 607108

An oral supplement or topical supplement containing glucosamine sulfate and oleocanthal provides relief of pain and reduces inflammation in joints. The topical supplement is used in conjunction with a heat patch.

2007007, Mar 29, 2007

Sep 26, 2005

11/235675

Vijay Vad - New York NY, US

A61K 36/906, A61K 31/737, A61K 31/7008, A61K 9/64

424456000, 514054000, 514062000, 424756000

Pain is controlled by ingesting a composition comprising at least about 510 mg of ginger, at least about 1000 mg of glucosamine and at least about 1200 mg of chondroitin sulfate or methylsulfonylmethane, all weights based on a total daily dosage of the composition.