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Thomas Winward - Lawyer
ISLN:
910686851
Admitted:
1993
University:
University At Buffalo
Thomas C Winward, 6027300 Sunnybrook Rd, Punta Gorda, FL 33983
Thomas Winward Phones & Addresses
27300 Sunnybrook Rd, Punta Gorda, FL 33983
Coatesville, PA
Pt Charlotte, FL
Sadsburyville, PA
Gordonville, PA
Mentions for Thomas C Winward
Publications & IP owners
Us Patents
Patient Support Device With Shoulder Depression Device
US Patent:
7063461, Jun 20, 2006
Filed:
May 30, 2003
Appl. No.:
10/452680
Inventors:
Daniel D. Coppens - Avondale PA, US
John A. Crowell - Wilmington DE, US
David L. Simmons - Ocean NJ, US
Gary Gearon - Shohola PA, US
John Damon Kirk - Ramsey NJ, US
David M. Rabeno - Bear DE, US
Thomas R. Winward - New Castle DE, US
John A. Crowell - Wilmington DE, US
David L. Simmons - Ocean NJ, US
Gary Gearon - Shohola PA, US
John Damon Kirk - Ramsey NJ, US
David M. Rabeno - Bear DE, US
Thomas R. Winward - New Castle DE, US
Assignee:
QFIX Systems, LLC - Avondale PA
International Classification:
A61B 6/04
A61G 13/12
A61G 13/12
US Classification:
378208, 5637, 5622
Abstract:
A patient support device with shoulder depression devices for accurately and repeatably positioning a patient on a treatment table. The patient support device includes a headrest frame and an adjustable shoulder depression device and optionally includes a torso positioning device and a buttock restraint device.
Rigid Patient Support Element For Low Patient Skin Damage When Used In A Radiation Therapy Environment
US Patent:
2006018, Aug 24, 2006
Filed:
Feb 8, 2006
Appl. No.:
11/350983
Inventors:
Daniel Coppens - Avondale PA, US
John Kirk - Ramsey NJ, US
David Rabeno - Bear DE, US
Thomas Winward - Newark DE, US
John Kirk - Ramsey NJ, US
David Rabeno - Bear DE, US
Thomas Winward - Newark DE, US
International Classification:
A61B 6/04
A61G 13/12
A61G 13/12
US Classification:
005601000, 005953000, 378209000
Abstract:
A rigid patient support element that is substantially transparent to high energy x-radiation comprising a structural core and one or more perforated face sheets attached to at least one of the top side or bottom side of the element. The support element reduces Compton scattering thereby reducing patient skin damage. The support element of the present invention can be integrated into a patient support surface, used as an insert or used as a spacer and easily removable from a patient support surface.
Angling Head Immobilization Device
US Patent:
6698045, Mar 2, 2004
Filed:
Nov 4, 2002
Appl. No.:
10/287063
Inventors:
Daniel D. Coppens - Avondale PA
John A. Crowell - Wilmington DE
Gary Gearon - Shohola PA
John Damon Kirk - Ramsey NJ
David M. Rabeno - Bear DE
Thomas R. Winward - New Castle DE
John A. Crowell - Wilmington DE
Gary Gearon - Shohola PA
John Damon Kirk - Ramsey NJ
David M. Rabeno - Bear DE
Thomas R. Winward - New Castle DE
Assignee:
Anholt Technologies, Inc. - Avondale PA
International Classification:
A61G 1312
US Classification:
5637, 5622, 128869, 606130
Abstract:
A portable, adjustable and angling head immobilization device for accurately and repeatably positioning a patients head.
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