Medical

“Bioaerosol Capture and Evacuation System”

TransactionsIP LLC is pleased to present the exclusive patents for sale “Bioaerosol Capture and Evacuation System” which includes U.S. Granted Patents US 8,708,985, US 61/740,263, US 10,716,879 B2, US 9,833,549 B2, US 61/692,128, US 61/692,132, US 10,426,873 and US 10,426,873 B2, US 7,717,890 (based on non-provisional patents US61/808,877 and US61/887,026. There is one pending application, US20200000981A1. These are all assigned to Nascent Surgical, LLC. 

The I.P. relates to devices and systems for evacuating or removing surgical bioaerosols, including surgical smoke from a surgical site promoting a healthy working environment for operating room staff per OSHA mandates and removal of contaminating particulates and bacteria from the air around open surgical sites to protect patients from post-operative wound infections.

The technology disclosed provides the following  advantages:

• Provides a bioaerosol capture device well-suited for removing, evacuating and absorbing smoke, chemical vapors, aerosols, gaseous or generally gaseous material, liquids and/or fluids with contained particles of other material.
• It allows substantially complete removal of smoke, particulates and other aerosols from the operative site including nanoparticles (“ultrafine particles”) of less than 100 nanometers (0.1um in diameter). üIt allows incorporation of the technology into the surgical drape so as to provide high smoke capture efficiency (98%) in conjunction with a required sterile drape to cover the surgical field.
• It allows removal of captured smoke (bioaerosols) from the room to a distant site for dispersal without using a filter that currently returns the “filtered” air back into the surgical suite. This improves employee and patient protection while at the same time saving the hospital and out-patient surgical facilities, millions of dollars once the units are installed.
• The part of the device which attaches to the patient or covering drape, is made of materials that allows the plenum or pad to conform to any body contour to which it is applied.

The global smoke evacuation systems market is estimated to grow from USD 115 million in 2020 to USD 154.62 million by 2025, at a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 6.1% during the forecast period with the laparoscopic and open surgical procedures sharing this growth rate equally.

“Topical Treatments Incorporating Cannabis SP. Derived Botanical Drug Product” – 3 U.S. Patents & 1 U.S. Application

TransactionsIP LLC is pleased to Present these exclusive patents for sale “Topical Treatments Incorporating Cannabis SP. Derived Botanical Drug Product” which includes U.S. Granted Patents US 10226496, US 10653736, US 9095563 and US application 16/845,117 assigned to Ronald D. Sekura and Roscoe M. Moore.The IP relates to, a topical formulation consisting of an extract of cannabis sativa or cannabis indica.

The topical formulations covered by these patents provides the following advantages:

• Analgesic, anti-inflammatory, anti-cancer, antibiotic, and antioxidant activity in treatment of dermatologic and other skin diseases.
• As a hair care product they help in the removal of oils, dirt, skin particles, dandruff, environmental pollutants and other contaminant particles that gradually build up in hair.
• The topical formulations are tailored and used to treat veterinary dermatoses including seborrhea, keratinization, ichthyosis, sebaceous adenitis, among other hair and dermatological disease occurring in animals.
• The Cosmetic formulations including lotions, creams, soaps, shampoos, lip balms that are designed using CBD formulation are used for moisturizing, anti-aging, anti-wrinkle, acne treatment, rough skin treatment, and dandruff.

To receive a Brokerage Marketing Package, please contact Tom Major; [email protected], 480-231-6812.

“Endovascular & Extravascular Wireless Pacemaker System” – 6 U.S. Patents

TransactionsIP LLC is pleased to present the exclusive patents for sale “Endovascular & Extravascular Wireless Pacemaker System” which includes U.S. Granted Patents US9216280, US9289593, US9775991, US10500394, US10549092 and US10821281. All 6 Pacemaker Patents are Wireless, either Endovascular (within the vessels such as the Coronary Sinus) or Extravascular (outside the vascular System) such as within the Intercoastal Space.

The technology disclosed provides the following advantages:

• The only extra vascular wireless intercostal pacemaker defibrillator generator and lead.
• The only pacemaker defibrillator algorithm that incorporates non-electric input such as body position, Doppler blood flow and echocardiographic wall motion. 
• The only wireless coronary sinus pacemaker/ defibrillator that incorporates one or more right atrial leads, one or more left atrial leads, and one or more left ventricular leads in one structure.
• The only wireless pacemaker lead that is not rod shaped but flat ribbon-like that hugs the inner contour of the coronary venous system.
• The only wireless intercostal pacemaker that can pace the heart using ultrasound energy.
• The only intercostal pacemaker generator that is rechargeable.
• The only wireless device that provides atrial and left ventricular pacing in one structure within the coronary venous system. 
• The only wireless lead that discloses an electric conduit that bypasses the AV node with controlled rate and direction of conduction without the need for a battery.

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“Intelligent Diaper” – US 6,559,772 & US 9,937,081

Two unique US granted patents that enable an inert and passive strip to detect both heat and moisture.

US 6,559,772 B2 – “Moisture Sensing Apparatus”

• Filed:      7/24/2001
• Issued:   May 6, 2003
• Inventor:   Dr. Farnaz Zand
• What makes this phenomenal is that it uses uric acid to interact with conductive ink strips so as to create a circuit. Additionally, this detection of moisture is performed without using electricity.
• A fully engineered prototype has been produced and associated production costs are quite  economical. Costs will continue to reduce as evolving technology such as 3d printing is more implemented, which will expand the market size and reach exponentially. Users will print their own strips.
• The invention can be placed into an existing diaper or other environments requiring moisture detection and can wirelessly provide detection events.
• The simple strip can be coupled with a diaper, undergarment, athletic clothing, a mattress protector pad or even on a bedsheet. 

 US 9,937,081 B2 – “Moisture and Fever Sensing Apparatus”

• Filed:      06/29/2015
• Issued:   04/10/2018
• Patent Number:  US 9,937,081 B2
• Inventor:  Dr. Farnaz Zand
• One of the primary technological benefits of the ‘081 Invention and the reasons for allowance is that there are no electrical wires, metals or electrical current which touch the human skin. This helps prevent and reduce UTI (Urinary Tract Infection) based incidents. As importantly, it promotes a users/caregivers confidence and element of safety. Fever detection is introduced.
• The NIH long ago concluded that there is a dire medical need to eradicate the incidence of UTI’s.
• This is a combination patent which includes all invention parameters of US 6,559,772 B2 – “Moisture Sensing Apparatus”.

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Dental Floss, Tooth Brush and Personal Hygiene patents available

Dental floss –  US 6,112,753

A dental floss having spaced, spherical protruberances along its length that improve the ability to remove unwanted material trapped between teeth, and improve the ability of a user to hold and use the floss.

Articulating toothbrush – US 8,499,402

An articulating toothbrush is disclosed that has a flexible bristle head the bristles of which may be changed between flat, concave and convex states for best brushing the fronts and backs of teeth. The change is quickly and easily made by a user of the brush by applying a force to the handle toward or way from the bristled head. The handle comprises an upper handle portion and a lower handle portion that are parallel to each other and slide with alongside each other when the user applies a linear force to the handle. Locking means are provided with the upper and lower handle portions to hold them in a position to which they are moved by applying a force to them.

Personal hygiene cleansing and irrigation device – US 7,774,871

A personal hygiene cleansing device is disclosed which attaches to the wall of a shower or bath stall and to the water supply at a shower head in the stall. The device is adjustable to meet the height and other personal requirements of the user. Two generally vertically oriented, rubber coated bars are adjusted to a proper height and spacing for a user.

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