Phillip M Reyes, 602438 Rogers Ave, San Antonio, TX 78258

2011020, Aug 18, 2011

Mar 23, 2009

12/933484

Seungwon Baek - Phoenix AZ, US
Anna Sawa - Chandler AZ, US
Sam Safavi-Abbasi - Oklohoma City OK, US
Phillip M. Reyes - Mesa AZ, US
Nicholas Theodore - Paradise Valley AZ, US
Neil R. Crawford - Tempe AZ, US

A61F 2/44

623 1716

An implantable device assembly including a bone fusion cage assembly having first and second housing members and a biasing member. The first housing member defines a first contact surface. The second housing member defines a second contact surface that faces generally opposite the first contact surface. The biasing member is operable to bias the first and second housing members away from each other into an expanded position. Each of the first and second housing members may include at least one pivot portion that defines the contact surfaces. The implantable device assembly may also include a plate assembly that is mounted to the bone fusion cage assembly.

2010010, Apr 29, 2010

Jun 16, 2009

12/485183

Anna G.U. Sawa - Phoenix AZ, US
Seungwon Baek - Phoenix AZ, US
Neil R. Crawford - Tempe AZ, US
Phillip M. Reyes - Mesa AZ, US
Sam Safavi-Abbasi - Oklahoma City OK, US
Nicholas Theodore - Phoenix AZ, US

A61B 17/86

606304

A cannulated and possibly fenestrated device for injection of material into bone can be dangerous because large, uncontrolled pressures are introduced during injection into a somewhat closed system, and material may extrude undesirably or emboli may be introduced. Methods and devices are described for providing venting of pressure upon injection of material through cannulated and possibly fenestrated screws. The first method involves a bone screw and/or anchor device that includes multiple channels to allow material to flow in through one channel and out through another channel. The second method involves a plunger that can force material into bone if advanced or lessen pressure if withdrawn. The third method involves usage of two separate screws. Material is alternately injected or withdrawn from each screw to cause material to flow from one screw to the other in a controlled way that creates a uniform or asymmetrical distribution of material as desired.

2022029, Sep 22, 2022

Mar 18, 2022

17/698126

Phillip Reyes - Tempe AZ, US

A62B 7/10
A62B 18/02

A breathing device related to the field of personal protective equipment and wearable technology that can be cleaned and sterilized so that it can be used repeatedly is disclosed herein. The device is configured to surround the mouth and nose of the user, and in some embodiments, it surrounds the eyes. The perimeter of the device can be comprised of a stretchable material that conforms to the contours of the user's face so that it provides an adequate seal, and in doing so, ensures that all or most of the air flowing through the device occurs through its air filtering regions. The filtering region is configured so that filtering material can be mounted to the device and replaced when needed. This filtering region is also configured so that a negative pressure seal test can be performed. Various embodiments of the device exist that enhance its capabilities from its most basic form. For example, in some embodiments, wearable technology is mounted to the device, is connected to the device, or is embedded within the device. This technology can include, but it not limited to sensors, microprocessors, cables, wires, actuators, soft robotic or soft machine materials, energy supply systems, and smart materials.

2021025, Aug 26, 2021

Feb 17, 2021

17/178060

Brent Hartman - Scottsdale AZ, US
Phillip Reyes - Tempe AZ, US

A61H 23/02
B25J 9/00
A61B 90/60
A61B 90/00
A41D 13/12

A neuromuscular enhancement system comprising engineered textile structures is worn by a user to increase strength, preserve energy, and increase motion accuracy. The system can be used in surgery and interface with operating room technology, together providing the surgeon with the ability to perform surgery for longer hours and with increased accuracy. The enhancement system is a flexible structure, worn over the user's body, comprising engineered textile materials that apply forces to different areas of the user's body. The engineered materials can be activated in order to apply a force to a particular region of the body to assist in a desired user output. The engineered materials can be embedded with sensors to detect and monitor motion and other physical properties. The engineered materials can also be embedded with a communication system that conveys information between a computer system and the neuromuscular enhancement system and its various sensors and components. The enhancement system here can be configured for use in applications other than surgery.