Eric A Bornstein, 74456 Hawthorne Ave, Staten Island, NY 10314

8430919, Apr 30, 2013

Jul 13, 2011

13/182284

Eric Bornstein - Brooklyn NY, US

Nomir Medical Technologies, Inc. - Natick MA

A61N 5/06

607 88, 606 9

Optical methods and devices are provided for the reduction of the lipid content of adipocytes without significant heat or intolerable adverse effect on the cells and their surrounding tissues. The optical method and device can be used to irradiate adipose tissue through the skin with non-thermal and non-destructive effects by application of near infrared (NIR) irradiation at selected wave bands in selected ranges to affect modulation of innate enzymatic processes involved in lipolysis, lipogenesis, leptin secretion, adiponectin secretion, and/or glucose absorption.

2012031, Dec 20, 2012

May 17, 2012

13/474320

Eric BORNSTEIN - Woodmere NY, US
Edward SINOFSKY - Dennis MA, US

G21K 5/00

2504921

An optical delivery apparatus is disclosed including: an optical fiber extending between a distal end having a distal end face and a proximal end having a proximal end face, an optical element positioned to receive the light emitted from the distal end face and direct the light to an illumination region; and a non-metallic housing containing the optical fiber and the optical element and maintaining the relative position of the optical fiber and the optical element.

2013033, Dec 19, 2013

Apr 29, 2013

13/873111

Eric Bornstein - Brooklyn NY, US

NOMIR MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIES, INC. - Brooklyn NY

A61N 5/06

607 91, 607 88

Optical methods and devices are provided for the reduction of the lipid content of adipocytes without significant heat or intolerable adverse effect on the cells and their surrounding tissues. The optical method and device can be used to irradiate adipose tissue through the skin with non-thermal and non-destructive effects by application of near infrared (NIR) irradiation at selected wave bands in selected ranges to affect modulation of innate enzymatic processes involved in lipolysis, lipogenesis, leptin secretion, adiponectin secretion, and/or glucose absorption.

2018026, Sep 20, 2018

Mar 15, 2018

15/922449

- Cedarhurst NY, US
Eric Bornstein - Woodmere NY, US

A61N 5/06
A61K 31/351

Nasal colonisation with pathogenic bacteria continues to present challenges for patients undergoing surgical procedures, and the physicans that treat them. Many physicians and scientists have discussed different ways to improve nasal decolonization in the last 100 years. Various embodiments include a medical kit composed of items specifically tailored to assist in the photo-biologic eradication of bacteria in the human nares.

2015030, Oct 29, 2015

Mar 24, 2015

14/666888

- Woodmere NY, US
Eric BORNSTEIN - Woodmere NY, US

A61N 5/06
A61K 31/704
A61K 31/7048
A61K 31/404
A61K 31/337
A61K 31/538
A61K 38/14

Systems and methods are disclosed herein for applying near-infrared optical energies and dosimetries to alter the bioenergetic steady-state trans-membrane and mitochondrial potentials (ΔΨ-steady) of all irradiated cells through an optical depolarization effect. This depolarization causes a concomitant decrease in the absolute value of the trans-membrane potentials ΔΨ of the irradiated mitochondrial and plasma membranes. Many cellular anabolic reactions and drug-resistance mechanisms can be rendered less functional and/or mitigated by a decrease in a membrane potential ΔΨ, the affiliated weakening of the proton motive force Δp, and the associated lowered phosphorylation potential ΔGp. Within the area of irradiation exposure, the decrease in membrane potentials ΔΨ will occur in bacterial, fungal and mammalian cells in unison. This membrane depolarization provides the ability to potentiate antimicrobial, antifungal and/or antineoplastic drugs against only targeted undesirable cells.

2015020, Jul 23, 2015

Nov 14, 2014

14/541442

- Woodmere NY, US
ERIC BORNSTEIN - Woodmere NY, US

A61N 5/06

Optical methods and devices are provided for the reduction of the lipid content of adipocytes without significant heat or intolerable adverse effect on the cells and their surrounding tissues. The optical method and device can be used to irradiate adipose tissue through the skin with non-thermal and non-destructive effects by application of near infrared (NIR) irradiation at selected wave bands in selected ranges to affect modulation of innate enzymatic processes involved in lipolysis, lipogenesis, leptin secretion, adiponectin secretion, and/or glucose absorption.

2015015, Jun 11, 2015

Dec 11, 2014

14/567367

- Woodmere NY, US
Eric BORNSTEIN - Woodmere NY, US

A61K 41/00
A61N 5/06
A61K 47/46

Systems and methods for treating a pathogenic bacterial infection are provided. The treatment may include introducing bioluminescent bacteria into a lung of a human or animal subject, and performing photodynamic therapy on the lung using light emitted from the bioluminescent bacteria.

2015005, Feb 26, 2015

Sep 8, 2014

14/479814

- Woodmere NY, US
Eric BORNSTEIN - Woodmere NY, US

A61C 1/00
A61C 19/06
A61C 5/02

433 29, 433215, 433224

Methods and devices for Live Biofilm Targeted Thermolysis (LBTT) are disclosed. The disclosed LBTT methods can be used for thermolysis and coagulation of the live periodontal Biofilm with incandescent light and a targeting agent as heat sink. A delivery assembly can be used to deliver the incandescent light generated through the secondary quantum optical and thermal emissions from a carbonized near infrared diode laser delivery fiber, otherwise known as a “hot tip,” to an application region that includes live biofilm. With this novel targeted approach of exploiting the incandescent hot tip's radiant energy (i.e. its optical and thermal emissions), the physical nature of the targeted live biofilm in the periodontal pocket is changed from a mucinous liquid-gel, to a semi-solid coagulum, which then facilitates its removal from the effected pocket, with traditional mechanical SRP periodontal techniques.