Howard T Bellin

6692527, Feb 17, 2004

Dec 1, 1999

09/452656

Howard T. Bellin - New York NY, 10021
Kenneth C. Kredovski - Roseville MN
Ruairidh W. Campbell - Salt Lake City UT

Howard T. Bellin - New York NY

A61F 212

623 8

A non-rotating anatomical-shaped breast implant having a front side with a smooth surface and a rear side with a textured surface. A smooth surface ripples or wrinkles little, if at all. Rippling or wrinkling of the implant may undesirably produce a visible or palpable waviness on the skin of the breast. A smooth surface is more likely to produce the look and feel of a natural breast. A rear side with a textured surface is desirable because tissue growth of the body, after the implant has been implanted, engages the textured surface to anchor the implant in place such that the front side with the smooth surface remains matched with the front side of the body and such that the anatomical-shaped breast implant with its tear drop shaped fullness remains at a natural position within the breast. The disclosure further includes a method for minimizing the rotation of an implant within the body and a method for making an implant envelope that has different thicknesses.

7105116, Sep 12, 2006

Jun 16, 2003

10/462278

Howard T. Bellin - New York NY, US
Kenneth C. Kredovski - Roseville MN, US
Ruairidh W. Campbell - Salt Lake City UT, US

B29C 35/02
B29C 41/14

264131, 264236, 264254, 264255, 264305, 264308

A non-rotating anatomical-shaped breast implant having a front side with a smooth surface and a rear side with a textured surface. A smooth surface ripples or wrinkles little, if at all. Rippling or wrinkling of the implant may undesirably produce a visible or palpable waviness on the skin of the breast. A smooth surface is more likely to produce the look and feel of a natural breast. A rear side with a textured surface is desirable because tissue growth of the body, after the implant has been implanted, engages the textured surface to anchor the implant in place such that the front side with the smooth surface remains matched with the front side of the body and such that the anatomical-shaped breast implant with its tear drop shaped fullness remains at a natural position within the breast. The disclosure further includes a method for minimizing the rotation of an implant within the body and a method for making an implant envelope that has different thicknesses.

7544375, Jun 9, 2009

Jun 8, 2007

11/811324

Howard T. Bellin - New York NY, US
Beatrice De Borg - West Hollywood CA, US

Swiss Skin Repair, Inc. - Las Vegas NV

A61K 36/00

424725, 424401, 514 2

A topically applied composition or cream for treatment of the skin. A preferred composition includes a) a skin plumper; b) a tetrapeptide; c) a soya plant extract; d) Centella Asiatica extract; e) a cosmetic soothing or anti-inflammatory component; f) a component that acts on fibronectin synthesis; g) a moisturizing component; h) a structured conditioning component; i) an emulsifier component; and j) a transdermal delivery agent.

20040127985, Jul 1, 2004

Dec 12, 2003

10/734876

Howard Bellin - New York NY, US
Kenneth Kredovski - Roseville MN, US
Ruairidh Campbell - Salt Lake City UT, US

Howard T. Bellin

A61F002/12

623/008000, 264/232000

A non-rotating anatomical-shaped breast implant having a front side with a smooth surface and a rear side with a textured surface. A smooth surface ripples or wrinkles little, if at all. Rippling or wrinkling of the implant may undesirably produce a visible or palpable waviness on the skin of the breast. A smooth surface is more likely to produce the look and feel of a natural breast. A rear side with a textured surface is desirable because tissue growth of the body, after the implant has been implanted, engages the textured surface to anchor the implant in place such that the front side with the smooth surface remains matched with the front side of the body and such that the anatomical-shaped breast implant with its tear drop shaped fullness remains at a natural position within the breast. The disclosure further includes a method for minimizing the rotation of an implant within the body and a method for making an implant envelope that has different thicknesses.

51287650, Jul 7, 1992

Nov 29, 1988

7/277293

Robert T. Dingwall - Clinton Corners NY
Howard T. Bellin - New York NY

Visual Subliminal Technologies, Inc. - New York NY

H04N 5262

358182

An apparatus and system for the controlled delivery of a subliminal video and/or audio message on to a source signal from a video tape player or similar. The source signal is divided into audio and video portions. A video processor reads sychronization information from the source signal. A controller transmits a stored subliminal image at designated times to a mixer amplifier fully synchronized with the source signal. Concurrently, an audio subliminal message is applied to the source audio at a volume level regulated at some fraction to the source audio. The combined signals are transmitted to a monitor for undistracted viewing.

51078490, Apr 28, 1992

Sep 12, 1990

7/581638

Howard T. Bellin - New York NY
Robert P. Dingwall - Clinton Corners NY

Cortec, Inc. - New York NY

A61B 50428

128696

A system for processing a repeating complex waveform that removes or reduces a significant portion of artifacts and other noise from the desired source signal. The system employs a phase detector for isolating artifacts from the source which are then used in processing the ECG waveform. The method and apparatus is especially useful in processing ECG signals reflective of heart conditions. The resulting clean signal makes accurate diagnosis of pending patient condition faster and more reliable.

54489962, Sep 12, 1995

Feb 8, 1994

8/193698

Howard T. Bellin - New York NY
Robert P. Dingwall - Clinton Corners NY

Lifesigns, Inc. - New York NY

A61B 50205

128671

A patient monitor sheet device of simplified construction permits the accurate measurement of respiration, heart beat, and body position with a minimum of intrusion on the subject. Sensors are located in a bed sheet with which a subject comes in contact. One sensor produces a signal corresponding to respiratory induced, pulmonary motion, and myocardial pumping sounds. A second sensor produces a signal corresponding to changes in body position. A processor amplifies and filters the induced signals resulting in resolved output highly correlated to respiration rate, heart beat rate, and changes in body position.

54401771, Aug 8, 1995

May 10, 1993

8/060026

Howard T. Bellin - New York NY
Robert P. Dingwall - Stratford NY

Motor Vehicle Protection Systems, Inc. - New York NY

B60R 2504

307 105

A motor vehicle theft protection system employs a pre-set distortion in the vehicle timing system to preclude unauthorized access to the vehicle. The system uses a key containing codes corresponding to the timing off-set. Without the codes, the timing off-set prevents operation of the vehicle.