Eugene J Moore

US Patent:

20040267108, Dec 30, 2004

Filed:

Mar 18, 2004

Appl. No.:

10/803681

Inventors:

Eugene Moore - Old Bridge NJ, US

International Classification:

A61B003/16

US Classification:

600/398000

Abstract:

A tonometer for measuring the intraocular pressure (IOP) of an eye through the eyelid of an individual, i.e., in a non-invasive manner, includes a frame, a strain gage mounted with respect to the frame for measuring a force, a linear variable displacement transducer mounted with respect to the frame, and a processing unit in communication with the strain gage and the linear variable displacement transducer. The linear variable displacement transducer communicates with an axially movable sensing tip for measuring a distance. The processing unit operates to (i) time-synchronize signals received from the strain gage and the linear variable displacement transducer, and (ii) identify a change in the relationship between time-synchronized measurements of the force and distance. The change in the force/distance relationship correlates with the intraocular pressure of a patient and may be observed as an inflection or trough-like area in a force-distance graph.

US Patent:

20160368661, Dec 22, 2016

Filed:

Jun 19, 2016

Appl. No.:

15/186535

Inventors:

Eugene Moore - Hamilton NJ, US

International Classification:

B65D 21/02
B65D 1/10

Abstract:

The present invention is comprised of an at least one of at least two containers of equal of different dimensions, having a sidewall that forms a tubular or parallelogramic inner cavity. The sidewall is terminated or sealed at the top and bottom with a removable lid. The lid may be slightly different for a lid covering the uppermost container. Each removable lid is comprised of a horizontal covering surface having a rim or ribbon around its perimeter. The bottom rim forms a stand or a sealed means for attaching to a lower container, while the top rim, if present and engaged in a sealed association, forms a means for attachment to an upper container. The lid preferably further contains an opening to permit dispensing of contents being stored inside the cavity of the container. There may also exist a top terminal lid whose lid may contain only the just the internal coupler area which forms a tight seal around an upper lip of a container's sidewall. All removable components of the present invention form a tight waterproof, airproof and weatherproof seal with designated mounting components.