Inventor

Max Harry Weil

Inventor
Northbrook, IL, US

Overview

27→
Patents
1977–2018
Patent span
Human necessities
Primary field (CPC A)

Patents· 27 as inventor

Public. Assignee & technology derived from the patent record. Each patent links to its LexDana page.

A61Bprimary
A61BDiagnosis38%
A61MDevices for introducing media into, or onto, the body22%
A61NElectrotherapy16%
A61HPhysical therapy apparatus, e.g. devices for locating or stimulating reflex points in the body11%
Y10STechnical subjects covered by former uspc cross-reference art collections [xracs] and digests5%
A61KPreparations for medical, dental or toiletry purposes3%
G01KMeasuring temperature3%
G01NInvestigating or analysing materials by determining their chemical or physical properties3%
PatentTitleYear
9,913,776'Enhanced chest compressor'20188,790,285'Enhanced chest compressor'20148,491,507'Low profile chest compressor'20138,369,920'Mucosal sensor adaptor'20138,214,023'Microcirculation imaging'20127,570,993'Enhanced CPR protector system'20097,567,837'Enhanced rhythm identification in compression corrupted ECG'20097,060,041'Chest compressor'20067,039,457'Rhythm identification in compression corrupted ECG signal'20066,821,254'Cardiac/respiratory arrest detector'20046,369,114'Administration of an 2-adrenergic receptor agonist to enhance cardiopulmonary resuscitation'20026,360,125'CPR protector'20026,258,046'Method and device for assessing perfusion failure in a patient by measurement of blood flow'20016,216,024'Method and device for assessing perfusion failure in a patient'20016,171,257'Method and system for predicting the immediate success of a defibrillatory shock during cardiac arrest'20016,071,237'Device and method for assessing perfusion failure in a patient during endotracheal intubation'20006,055,447'Patient CO.sub.2 Measurement'20005,957,856'Method and system for predicting the immediate success of a defibrillatory shock during cardiac arrest'19995,579,763'Measurement of systemic perfusion'19965,195,942'Cardiac arrest treatment'19934,638,811'Vascular interface'19874,530,696'Monitor for intravenous injection system for detecting occlusion and/or infiltration'19854,409,977'High frequency ventillator'19834,345,594'Closely controllable intravenous injection system'19824,306,569'Apparatus and method for assessing the condition of critically ill patients'19814,258,717'Vascular interface'19814,028,931'Osmotic pressure sensing head'1977

Career & activity timeline

Assembled from patent assignee/location history and declaration credentials.

1977–1987Based in Beverly Hills, CA, US· patent location history
1981–2013Patents assigned to INST CRITICAL CARE MEDICINE (24)· patent assignee history
1993–2009Based in Northbrook, IL, US· patent location history
2006–2014Based in Rancho Mirage, CA, US· patent location history
2012–2014Patents assigned to BISERA JOE (4)· patent assignee history
2012–2014Patents assigned to WEIL MAX HARRY (4)· patent assignee history
2012–2014Patents assigned to TANG WANCHUN (3)· patent assignee history
2013–2014Patents assigned to CASTILLO CARLOS (3)· patent assignee history

Inventor activity

Assignee and location history derived from the patent record.

Assignees
AssigneePatentsSpan
INST CRITICAL CARE MEDICINE241981–2013
BISERA JOE42012–2014
WEIL MAX HARRYself42012–2014
CASTILLO CARLOS32013–2014
TANG WANCHUN32012–2014
Locations
LocationPatentsSpan
Northbrook, Illinois, US131993–2009
Beverly Hills, California, US71977–1987
Rancho Mirage, California, US62006–2014