Alexander Cohn Lee

US Patent:

6764471, Jul 20, 2004

Filed:

Nov 13, 2001

Appl. No.:

10/008373

Inventors:

Alexander E. Lee - Closter NJ 07624

International Classification:

A61M 900

US Classification:

604240, 604232, 604413, 604201, 604198

Abstract:

A syringe, for injecting anesthetic contained in a medicine vial. The syringe includes a housing having a needle end and a plunger end, connected by a body; to which housing is attached a plunger assembly having a plunger at the plunger end. There is a vial slot in the housing, cooperatively sized for receiving a medicine vial. A needle assembly slot is in the body, at the needle end, for receiving a needle assembly from a side of the body. A seat at the needle end of the housing receives and locates a corresponding seat portion of the needle assembly within the housing. Depressing the plunger housingward impales the vial onto a penetrator of the needle assembly and seats the assembly firmly.

US Patent:

20100095853, Apr 22, 2010

Filed:

Oct 21, 2008

Appl. No.:

12/288455

Inventors:

Alexander T.F. Lee - New York NY, US
Dean DiPietro - Brooklyn NY, US
Mark C. Naden - New York NY, US
Nicholas A. Oxley - New York NY, US
Inbal P. Austern - Brooklyn NY, US

International Classification:

A47J 37/10

US Classification:

99345

Abstract:

A food baster having an elongated tubular body, a squeezable suction device, and an open-ended tip, is set forth herein. The elongated tubular body is comprised of a plurality of body segments which separate to allow a user to access cavity.

US Patent:

20180104420, Apr 19, 2018

Filed:

Aug 21, 2017

Appl. No.:

15/552493

Inventors:

Alexander E Lee - Closter NJ, US

International Classification:

A61M 5/32
A61M 5/34
A61M 5/24
A61M 5/00

Abstract:

A cartridge syringe system includes a syringe (). The syringe has a tip-ward direction and a ring-ward direction. The syringe () has a syringe body () and an actuator ring (). A shaft () slidably mounts the actuator ring () to the syringe body (), with a harpoon () at a tip-ward end of the shaft (). The syringe body () has a spiral mount external to the syringe body () for removably mounting a sheath () to the syringe body (), on a cooperating internal spiral sheath mount. The syringe body () and the sheath have similar openings. The sheath opening can be rotated to coincide with the syringe body opening, for inserting a needle assembly into the syringe body, or for removing the needle assembly. The sheath opening can be rotated to obstruct the syringe body opening, for retaining the needle assembly in the syringe body.

US Patent:

20180099096, Apr 12, 2018

Filed:

Oct 17, 2017

Appl. No.:

15/785442

Inventors:

Alexander E. Lee - Closter NJ, US

International Classification:

A61M 5/24
A61M 5/32
A61M 5/34
A61M 5/315

Abstract:

A needle assembly (), for use with a syringe () and a medicine cartridge (); has a molded body (B). A needle (A) is housed in, affixed to, and reinforced by the molded body (B). The needle (A) has a single tube which includes a tip (), and a tip-ward needle () extending ring-ward from said tip into the molded body (B). The tip-ward needle becomes a cartridge needle () within the molded body (B). The cartridge needle () extends tip-ward from the molded body (B). The molded body (B), is molded as a single structure, and includes: a domed cylinder (), at the molded body (B)'s tip-ward end; a flange () ringward of the molded body (B); and fins (). The fins are molded radially from the domed cylinder (). The fins are vertically molded from the flange (); and reinforce the fins to the flange. A second cylinder (), is extended ringward from the flange (). A conical portion () is molded ringward from the second cylinder (). The cone flares out ring-ward to a widest part () of the conical portion (), at a ringward end () of the molded body to an annular surface () at the widest part () of the conical portion (). The cartridge needle () has a molded support located tip-ward of the annular surface (). A needle shaft () is at a central longitudinal axis of the molded body (B). The needle (A) passes through needle shaft.