Daniel L Wohl, 679003 Kings Colony Rd, Jacksonville, FL 32257

2010007, Mar 25, 2010

Sep 21, 2009

12/586318

Daniel L. Wohl - Jacksonville FL, US

A61F 11/08

128864

A middle ear insufflation device to relieve pressure differential across the tympanic membrane resulting from rapid changes in altitude or intrinsic Eustachian Tube Dysfunction, the device having a compressible bladder member and an ear canal sealing member such that the bladder member can be compressed and released to reduce or increase pressure within the ear canal that is then translated across the tympanic membrane affecting internal pressure within the middle ear space, thereby helping to facilitate normalization of middle ear pressure through the Eustachian Tube.

2012020, Aug 9, 2012

Apr 19, 2012

13/450985

Daniel L. Wohl - Jacksonville FL, US

A61B 17/28

606205

A tonsil forceps having first and second intersecting and pivoting arm members, releasable locking members for securing the forceps in multiple positions and grasping members disposed on said arm members. In at least one of the locked positions, the tines on the grasping members do not cross. The grasping members have a concave interior surface, inwardly facing blunt interior projection members, flush lateral projection members and angled lateral projection members. The projecting members are non-contacting with each other even in the maximum closed forceps position.

2009026, Oct 22, 2009

Mar 18, 2009

12/381910

Daniel L. Wohl - Jacksonville FL, US

A61B 17/26

606110

A tonsil forceps having first and second intersecting and pivoting arm members, releasable locking members for securing the forceps in multiple positions and sets of inwardly curved, blunt tipped, finger-like tine members, wherein the sets of tine members do not contact each other when the forceps are closed. In at least one of the locked positions, the tips on one set of the finger-like tines do not cross the tips of the other set of finger-like tines. The finger-like tines extend from a palm-like curved portion of each arm member, and inwardly facing non-sharp projection members, such as raised ridges, blunted teeth or the like are located on the interior sides of the palm-like curved portions. The projecting members are non-contacting with each other even in the maximum closed forceps position.

2021029, Sep 30, 2021

Jun 10, 2021

17/344427

Daniel L. Wohl - Jacksonville FL, US

A61B 17/24
A61B 17/02

A tongue elevator device having a handle portion, an elongated neck portion and a manipulator end portion. The handle preferably has an oblong main body having a relatively thin flat portion and a relatively thick transversely-extending end portion for secure and comfortable gripping between the fingers and thumb of the user. The elongated neck portion extends distally from the flat portion of the handle portion, and may be provided with measuring indicia to visually illustrate distances from the manipulator end portion of the device. The manipulator end portion has a concave distal edge, which may be formed angularly or arcuately, and a central recess or slot is provided in the concave distal edge to receive the frenulum tissue. A concave thumb recess may be disposed on the handle portion.

2020009, Mar 26, 2020

Sep 26, 2019

16/583842

Daniel L. Wohl - Jacksonville FL, US

A61B 17/02

A tongue elevator device is a unitary body having a handle portion, an elongated neck portion and a manipulator end portion. The handle preferably has an oblong main body having a relatively thin flat portion and a relatively thick transversely-extending end portion for secure and comfortable gripping between the fingers and thumb of the user. The elongated neck portion extends distally from the flat portion of the handle portion, and is preferably provided with measuring indicia to visually illustrate distances from the manipulator end portion of the device. The manipulator end portion has a concave distal edge, which may be formed angularly or arcuately, and a central recess or slot is provided in the concave distal edge to receive the frenulum tissue.

2016001, Jan 21, 2016

Sep 26, 2015

14/866900

Daniel L. Wohl - Jacksonville FL, US

A61B 17/24
A61B 17/28

A locking tonsil forceps having first and second intersecting and pivoting arm members, and grasping members disposed on the arm members. The grasping members have blunt tine members, a concave interior surface, inwardly facing blunt interior projection members, flush lateral projection members and angled lateral projection members. The tine members and projecting members are non-contacting with each other even in the maximum closed forceps position.