William S Brothers
Physician in Provo, UT

5009236, Apr 23, 1991

Jan 29, 1990

7/471609

William S. Brothers - Provo UT

A61B 500

128761

A urine collection system that includes, in one embodiment, a mount with handle for manual positioning by a female, which mount includes fixed co-planer outwardly extending rods that are for receiving sleeves formed along edges of a mouth of a flexible bag, the rods to maintain the flexible bag mouth end spread open. The flexible bag includes a press to close type closure for sealing the bag mouth end after use. In another embodiment the mount includes co-planer fixed outside rods with a co-planer sliding center rod installed therebetween, the sliding center rod for fitting through a center longitudinal slot that is formed through the mount handle and includes a finger engaging end for manual manipulation to slide the sliding rod from one side of the longitudinal slot to the other, which sliding center rod is for installation in a center sleeve that is formed above a junction at mouth edges of a pair of flexible bags, which flexible gabs also include sleeves formed along their outer mouth edges that are for fitting over the fixed outside rods. The flexible bags each include independent press to close type closures for individually sealing each bag.

5478315, Dec 26, 1995

Aug 8, 1994

8/291931

William S. Brothers - Provo UT
Brian H. Brothers - Provo UT

Brothers Family Investments, L.C. - Provo UT

A61M 500

604115

A local anesthetic injection system that is suitable for use with smaller children for providing an essentially pain free injection of a local anesthesia into a child's epidermis skin layer, above nerve endings, to deaden that skin area to receive an injection of a medicine through that deadened area utilizing a conventional hypodermic needle. The several embodiments of the system include a body that has a cup arrangement with a flat edge upstanding wall and is open thereacross. The cup is arranged to receive a force applied to the top thereof to urge the cup flat edge into the surface of a section of skin whereon the cup rests, causing the skin within the cup to be formed into a dome shape. A small hollow needle is maintained within the cup such that an open bevel needle end extends at an angle just below the plane of the cup edge. Thereby, as the dome of skin is formed within the cup the needle bevel end tends to travel into the dome of skin, above the skin nerve endings, allowing a vessel connecting to the needle to dispense a local anesthesia through the hollow needle bevel end when an operator applies a pressure generating force thereto.

D320319, Oct 1, 1991

Jul 23, 1984

6/633526

William H. Brothers - Provo UT
William S. Brothers - Provo UT

D 6419

4541443, Sep 17, 1985

May 9, 1983

6/492808

William S. Brothers - Provo UT
William H. Brothers - Provo UT

A45D 2904

132 756

A tool for abrading or smoothing calluses or other areas of skin which includes one or more segments of abrasive screen supported by rigid arcuate or other shaped holder and an elongated handle of various shapes with the holder and abrasive screen mounted to the handle for easy manipulation by a user.