Michael W Cudahy, 541121 NW 108Th Ave, Plantation, FL 33322

4715385, Dec 29, 1987

Sep 26, 1986

6/912359

Michael J. Cudahy - Delray Beach FL
Carlos De La Huerga - Shorewood WI
Harold N. Arneson - Waukesha WI
R. Thomas Divers - Mequon WI
Barry J. Altman - Mequon WI

Marquette Electronics, Inc. - Milwaukee WI

G06F 1542
A61B 500

128710

A monitoring system for providing continuous monitoring of a patient, including periods of transport, includes a data acquisition and processing module receiving physiological data from the patient. The module may be inserted in a bedside display unit to display the physiological condition data being monitored. The module may also be inserted in a portable display unit that can accompany the patient during transport. Connectors permit the module to simultaneously drive both the display units so that no data is lost when the module is removed from the bedside unit and placed in the portable unit and vice versa.

4895161, Jan 23, 1990

Oct 19, 1987

7/112469

Michael J. Cudahy - Delray Beach FL
Carlos De La Huerga - Shorewood WI
Harold N. Arneson - Waukesha WI
R. Thomas Divers - Mequon WI
Barry J. Altman - Mequon WI

Marquette Electronics - Milwaukee WI

A61N 500

128710

A monitoring system for providing continuous monitoring of a patient, including periods of transport, includes a data acquisition and processing module receiving physiological data from the patient. The module may be inserted in a bedside display unit to display the physiological condition data being monitored. The module may also be inserted in a portable display unit that can accompany the patient during transport. Connectors permit the module to simultaneously drive both the display units so that no data is lost when the module is removed from the bedside unit and placed in the portable unit and vice versa.

5453111, Sep 26, 1995

Sep 8, 1994

8/302179

Allan S. Myerson - Brooklyn NY
Michael W. Cudahy - Effingham SC

Metals Recycling Technologies, Inc. - Atlanta GA

C22B 1924

75725

A method for the recovery of metals including zinc, zinc oxide, iron-carbon feedstocks, lead and cadmium from industrial waste streams which entails treating the waste streams with carbon and an ammonium chloride solution, separating any undissolved components from the solution, displacing metal ions including lead and cadmium from the solution using zinc metal, further treating the solution to remove zinc compounds therefrom, further treating the zinc compounds and the undissolved components with a dissolving solution, and further treating the displaced metal ions to recover lead, cadmium and zinc therein using various methods including electrolysis.

5431713, Jul 11, 1995

Jul 19, 1994

8/277233

Allan S. Myerson - Brooklyn NY
Michael W. Cudahy - Effingham SC

Metals Recycling Technologies Crop. - Atlanta GA

C22B 1500

75743

A method for the reclamation of zinc, lead, tin, cadmium and copper from dust containing such elements or compounds which involves leaching the dust with sulfuric acid or ammonium bisulfate, neutralization the leachate with zinc oxide or zinc hydroxide, and cementing and/or roasting various intermediate and final products for the reclamation of the above metals. The method is especially designed for reclaiming the above metals from waste streams from production processes for electrical conductors. The method is a continuous process with the recirculation of various solutions remaining after the completion of each step.