Martha O Visscher

6562358, May 13, 2003

May 8, 2001

09/850844

Steven B. Hoath - Cincinnati OH
Martha O. Visscher - Cincinnati OH

Childrens Hospital Medical Center - Cincinnati OH

A01N 2535

424402, 424401, 424 59, 424444, 424445

A protectant composition comprising vernix for a skin curative and skin protectant effect and a method of using the composition. A natural or synthetic vernix is dispersed in an effect amount and is applied to a surface. The method may be used to repel a naturally occurring agent such as water, or a synthetic agent to which exposure may occur, for example, in an occupational setting.

6846490, Jan 25, 2005

Sep 11, 2002

10/241184

Steven B. Hoath - Cincinnati OH, US
Martha O. Visscher - Cincinnati OH, US
William L. Pickens - Cincinnati OH, US

Children's Hospital Medical Center - Cincinnati OH

A61K 700

424401, 424402, 424444, 424445, 424 59, 514844

A protectant composition comprising vernix for a skin curative and skin protectant effect and a method of using the composition. A natural or synthetic vernix is dispersed in an effect amount and is applied to a surface. The method may be used to repel a naturally occurring agent such as water, or a synthetic agent to which exposure may occur, for example, in an occupational setting.

7807188, Oct 5, 2010

May 2, 2003

10/512933

Steven B. Hoath - Cincinnati OH, US
William L. Pickens - Cincinnati OH, US
Martha O. Visscher - Cincinnati OH, US

Children's Hospital Medical Center - Cincinnati OH

A61K 9/00

424401, 424400, 424450

A composition and a method of producing a composition which simulates hydration, cleansing and other properties of native vernix. The composition contains hydrated synthetic cells in a lipid matrix to provide rheological properties which are substantially similar to those of native vernix, and may also contain proteins. In one embodiment, the composition contains cubosomes/water with up to 30% protein and about 5% lipid to about 30% lipid. The composition may be used to cleanse newborn skin, compromised skin surfaces, as well as normal skin, to provide hydration/barrier function, and other applications.

7959935, Jun 14, 2011

Jan 19, 2005

11/038362

Steven B. Hoath - Cincinnati OH, US
William L. Pickens - Cincinnati OH, US
Martha O. Visscher - Cincinnati OH, US
Richard Randall Wickett - Cincinnati OH, US

Children's Hospital Medical Center - Cincinnati OH
University of Cincinnati - Cincinnati OH

A61K 9/00

424401, 424400, 424450

A composition and a method of producing a composition which simulates hydration, cleansing and other properties of native vernix. The composition contains, in one embodiment, hydrated synthetic cells in a lipid matrix to provide properties which are substantially similar to those of native vernix, and may also contain proteins. In one embodiment, the composition contains water-in-oil emulsified particles providing water vapor transport and evaporative water loss properties simulating native vernix. In one embodiment, the composition contains cubosomes/water with up to 30% protein and about 5% lipid to about 30% lipid. The composition may be used to cleanse newborn skin, compromised skin surfaces, as well as normal skin, to provide hydration/barrier function, and other applications.

59895772, Nov 23, 1999

Mar 2, 1998

9/033209

Steven B. Hoath - Cincinnati OH
William L. Pickens - Cincinnati OH
Martha O. Visscher - Cincinnati OH

Children's Hospital Medical Center - Cincinnati OH

A01N 2534

424402

A composition consisting essentially of vernix for a skin curative and skin protectant effect and a method of producing. A natural or synthetic vernix is dispersed in a film-forming amount in a biocompatable liquid such as dimethylsulfoxide, amniotic fluid and/or pulmonary surfactant to form a film. The film may be applied to a growing layer of epithelial cells either directly or supported on a substrate such as a wound dressing, a diaper, or a feminine hygiene product.

50769537, Dec 31, 1991

Feb 1, 1989

7/305244

Neil W. Jordan - Cincinnati OH
William M. Winkler - Cincinnati OH
Martha C. Visscher - Cincinnati OH
Sharon A. Seaman - Milford OH
Harold O. McGuffey - Cincinnati OH

The Procter & Gamble Company - Cincinnati OH

C11D 960
C11D 902

252108

Disclosed is a mild skin cleansing bar composition comprising: mild synthetic surfactants, moisturizers, polymeric skin feel and mildness aids, selected levels of soap, and low moisture content to provide improved in use properties with regard to bar firmness and reduced messiness. Also disclosed is an ultra mild skin cleansing bar composition comprising: a mixture of selected polymeric skin feel and mildness aids and selected levels of soap. An ultra mild skin cleansing bar is provided which is clinically milder on the skin than water and has improved rinsing, firmness and reduced messiness.

61139327, Sep 5, 2000

Feb 25, 1999

9/257008

Steven B. Hoath - Cincinnati OH
William L. Pickens - Cincinnati OH
Martha O. Visscher - Cincinnati OH

Children's Hospital Medical Center - Cincinnati OH

A01N 2535

424402

A composition consisting essentially of vernix for a skin curative and skin protectant effect and a method of producing. A natural or synthetic vernix is dispersed in a film-forming amount in a biocompatable liquid such as dimethylsulfoxide, amniotic fluid and/or pulmonary surfactant to form a film. The film may be applied to a growing layer of epithelial cells either directly or supported on a substrate such as a wound dressing, a diaper, or a feminine hygiene product.

52943631, Mar 15, 1994

Oct 30, 1991

7/784863

James R. Schwartz - West Chester OH
Richard D. Farris - West Chester OH
Theresa A. Bakken - Cincinnati OH
Lawrence A. Gilbert - West Chester OH
Wayne E. Eccard - Cleves OH
James C. Dunbar - Cincinnati OH
William A. Cruz - Cincinnati OH
Neil W. Jordan - Cincinnati OH
Martha O. Visscher - Cincinnati OH

The Procter & Gamble Company - Cincinnati OH

C11D 900

252108

This invention is an improved mild personal cleansing syndet bar comprising: long chain synthetic surfactant having essentially saturated C. sub. 15 -C. sub. 22, preferably C. sub. 16 -C. sub. 18, alkyl or acyl chains, more preferably cetearyl sulfate; a high lathering, mild synthetic surfactant, preferably C. sub. 12 -C. sub. 14 acyl isethionate; soap; fatty acids; sodium isethionate; paraffin wax, preferably a high melting point paraffin wax, and optionally, but preferably, cationic polymer. The bar has improved processability, good smear and in-use properties as well as improved mildness and rinsability without meaningful lather negatives.