Sol L Weiss, 947012 Reseda Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 91335

6354995, Mar 12, 2002

Apr 24, 1998

09/065767

Moshe Hoftman - Calabasas CA, 91302
Sol Weiss - Reseda CA, 93063

A61B 132

600219, 600224

A rotating and lateral expansion device with a relative lateral motion of at least two to four blades. Blades are arranged initially such that their effective forcing planes are substantially axially and facially parallel to each other in a closed position. A lateral motion forcing mechanism is operatively attached to a base plate assembly such that activation of the lateral motion forcing mechanism forces a rotation and sliding action in the base plate assembly which translates into forcing a lateral expansion of a number of the blades. The device permits an examiner to increase the effective diameter of an orifice, such as the vagina, of an examinee.

6394950, May 28, 2002

Oct 15, 2001

09/978604

Sol Weiss - Reseda CA, 91335

A61B 132

600205, 600222, 600223, 600210, 600220

A surgical instrument having an upper and a lower blade member, each of the members having a main generally elongated blade portion, each of the members having spaced upstanding lateral sidewalls, the upper blade member being vertically, movable with respect to the lower blade member to selectively open and close the spacing between the blade members. A light cone may be provided in the upper blade member for connection of an illuminating device for providing light to the surgeons work area. A port may also be provided in the upper blade member for connecting a suction tube thereto for removing fluids and the like during use of the instrument.

6428474, Aug 6, 2002

May 24, 2000

09/578016

Sol Weiss - Encino CA, 91316

A61B 132

600224, 600220

A surgical instrument for spreading apart openings of natural orifices or surgically made openings to perform procedures on internal structures and/or organs of a patient. The instrument includes a pair of upper and lower blades that open to spread apart the area being examined so that a surgical tool can be inserted therein. A second pair of lateral blades are fixedly mounted between the spaced pair of upper and lower blades. The instruments can be eliminated from the area of view by allowing the surgical tool to pass up into a gate while maintaining the spread-apart condition of the area being examined. The blades can then be restored to their closed position after the tool is withdrawn. The gate may have a plurality of notches for accommodating differing surgical tools.

6830547, Dec 14, 2004

Mar 11, 2002

10/095950

Sol Weiss - Encino CA, 90068

A61B 130

600221, 600223

A surgical portable light connector having an attachment plate so as to firmly fit onto instruments such as speculums, retractors or other instruments in the field for illumination, holding tenaculums and securing suctioning tubes and other devices. This portable attachment plate connector allows the surgeon or operators to gain the benefit of less obstructed view and conduct their procedures with more adequate space within the field of instrumentation.

2002017, Nov 28, 2002

Apr 13, 2002

10/122450

Sol Weiss - Reseda CA, US

A61B017/00

606/001000, 606/205000

A surgical assisting instrument and device having an elongated rectangular u-shaped body with fasteners extending outward therefrom. These fasteners can be of any number and mounted on the top or sides of the body. The body is affixed vertically on the long handle of a tenaculum or other similar elongated handles of surgical clasping instruments. This permits such surgical clasping devices to be anchored or braced onto a fixed surgical device to provide the surgeon with auxiliary clasping and holding assistance.

2003010, May 29, 2003

Jun 4, 2002

10/160441

Sol Weiss - Reseda CA, US

A61K038/17
A61K031/56
A61K031/401
A61K031/366
A61K031/225

514/012000, 514/171000, 514/423000, 514/356000, 514/460000, 514/548000

The present invention is a method introducing the sublingual placement of statin drugs whose names include: Fluvastatin, Atorvastatin, Lovastatin, Pravastatin and Simvastatin for heart related and other vascular emergencies. Current research challenges are developing many new derivatives and new classes of these HMG-CoA reductase inhibitors, which alter the biosynthesis of cholesterol. This method applies these medications (statin drugs) in a form such as sublingual (under the tongue) for rapid absorption and immediate high blood levels similar to that of nitroglycerin. The advantage of this method is that it will benefit those who are stricken with strokes and heart attacks by therefore saving lives and costs of medical care.

2005008, Apr 21, 2005

Dec 8, 2004

10/904998

Sol Weiss - Reseda CA, US

A61B001/32

600221000

Provided is an apparatus for insertion into a port of a speculum. The apparatus has an insertion member that includes one or more sloped elements on (e.g., protruding from) its outer surface, for creating a secure fit (e.g., a friction fit or a snap fit) with the inner surface of the port. In certain representative embodiments, the sloped element(s) slope significantly more gradually from the distal end of the male insertion member than from its proximal end, and more preferably have a sudden drop off near their proximal ends.

2011012, May 26, 2011

Nov 24, 2009

12/625247

Sol Weiss - Canoga Park CA, US

A45F 5/00

224181

A stabilizing device includes a retainer, an earpiece coupled to a first end of the retainer, and a coupling member secured to a second end of the retainer. The retainer is configured for extending around the back of the head of a user. The earpiece is configured for looping around the ear of a user. The coupling member is configured for coupling to a plurality of different types of ear-mounted devices. The retainer may include first and second slidably adjustable pieces, first and second interlocking extenders, or a unitary piece.