Dr. Fischer graduated from the University of California, San Francisco School of Medicine in 1972. He works in Berkeley, CA and specializes in Psychiatry. Dr. Fischer is affiliated with UCSF Benioff Childrens Hospital Oakland.
William B. Neusidl - Phillipsburg NJ, US Craig L. Fischer - Imperial MO, US Greg Gordon Utt - Warrenton MO, US
Assignee:
Fischer Surgical, Inc. - Imperial MO
International Classification:
A61F 2/16
US Classification:
623 612
Abstract:
A device transfers donor endothelial cells to the cornea of a recipient without injuring the cells or the cornea during the transfer process. The device transfers living endothelial cells from a donor to a recipient with minimal or no trauma. The device includes a handle, an irrigation tube lengthwise within the handle, a button upon the handle concentric with the irrigation tube, a tapered nose opposite the button, a forward tube extending outwardly from the nose, and a platform joined to the irrigation tube. The forward tube has an elliptical cross section and two beveled features. The platform has two wings that curl gently around donor tissue upon retracting the platform into the forward tube. The handle has a groove for a stem of a knob that surgeon presses and pulls to move the platform.
The group's studies of the cameras, researcher Craig Fischer said, show that they strengthen police accountability, prevent confrontational situations, resolve complaints against officers, and improve transparency.
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