Bruno Nora Mombrinie

D485791, Jan 27, 2004

Oct 19, 2000

29/131360

Bruno Mombrinie - Santa Rosa CA, 95492

1211

D12123

6829965, Dec 14, 2004

Oct 19, 2000

09/692083

Bruno Mombrinie - Santa Rosa CA, 95401

G05G 114

745942

The present invention is a two-piece bicycle crank set comprising of two monolithic, thin-wall continuous tubular members. Each tubular member includes a crank arm and a one-half portion of a crank axle, where the crank arm and the portion of the crank axle form a continuous thin-wall tubular shape. The two tubular members are coupled precisely midway between two bearing sets within a bracket shell of a bicycle. The coupling connecting the two tubular members can include an outer sleeve, an inner sleeve, two exteriorly tapered and internally threaded bushings and a threaded stud. Turning the threaded stud positions the bushings to expand the inner sleeve, whereby the crank axle portions of the two tubular members are secured within the inner sleeve and the outer sleeve by the expanding inner sleeve. Alternatively, an interference fit coupling connects the two tubular members, and includes a mortise member and a tenon member. The tenon member fits into and interlocks within the mortise member to secure the first tubular member to the second tubular member.

7294120, Nov 13, 2007

Apr 18, 2003

10/419325

Jeff Brian Eidsen - Windsor CA, US
Cindy Carol Eidsen - Windsor CA, US
Bruno Mombrinie - Santa Rosa CA, US
Joe Peterson - Windsor CA, US
Robert Davis - Santa Rosa CA, US

Haleys Pump Company - Forestville CA

A61M 5/00

604257

An automated instillation apparatus and method for instilling fluid into a patient having an intestinal stoma thereby administering an antegrade colonic enema. The automated instillation apparatus comprising in combination: a fluid reservoir, a pump, a pump control module, a fluid delivery line and an intestinal stoma catheter wherein the pump control module is operable to automatically stop fluid delivery to the intestinal stoma after a predetermined volume of fluid has been instilled at a predetermined flow rate and pressure range suitable for the particular patient. The automated instillation apparatus is optionally battery powered and of a size and weight suitable for carrying on a person. The automated instillation apparatus enables a method for a patient to self-administer an antegrade colonic enema within a short time period and with improved privacy by filling a fluid reservoir, inserting an intestinal stoma catheter into the patient with such a stoma opening and activating the apparatus to transfer fluid to the intestine without further intervention.

7666171, Feb 23, 2010

Oct 28, 2005

11/163758

Bruno Mombrinie - Forestville CA, US
Jeff Brian Eidsen - Windsor CA, US
Cindy Carol Eidsen - Windsor CA, US
Joe Peterson - Windsor CA, US
Robert Davis - Santa Rosa CA, US

Haleys Pump Company - Forestville CA

A61M 5/14
A61M 37/00

604257, 604131, 604 401

The present invention relates to an improved apparatus and method for instilling fluid into a patient having an intestinal stoma thereby administering an antegrade colonic enema. The portable instillation apparatus comprising in combination: a fluid reservoir, a pump assembly, a control module, a fluid delivery line and an intestinal stoma catheter wherein the control module is operable to automatically stop fluid delivery to the intestinal stoma after a predetermined volume of fluid has been instilled at a predetermined flow rate and pressure range suitable for a particular patient. The portable instillation apparatus incorporates a unique gear pump manifold facilitating the portability, durability and reliability of the apparatus overcoming the disadvantages of traditional peristaltic pump mechanisms. The portable instillation apparatus is so engineered as to maximize the ease of transport and use of the device while also enabling a method for a patient to self-administer an antegrade colonic enema within a short time period and without intervention.

7901389, Mar 8, 2011

Mar 3, 2004

10/794281

Bruno Mombrinie - Santa Rosa CA, US

AVEC Scientific Design Corporation - Windsor CA

A61M 1/00

604317, 604329

The present invention relates to an improved apparatus and method for aspirating liquids from surfaces particularly during medical procedures. Apparatus for removing liquid from a surface in the region of a medical procedure such as an operating room floor responsive to a drawn vacuum of preselected magnitude includes a plenum with an interior volume defined by an elongated box element with a plurality of supports member integral thereto or by an elongated tube, the plenum being perforated so as the exterior of the plenum is in direct liquid communication with the interior of the plenum, an absorptive wicking pad secured to the plenum so as to cover the perforations, an a vacuum conduit tube in direct vacuum communication with a vacuum collection system. A method of removal of liquids standing on surfaces such as operating room floors accomplished by positioning the disposable liquid removal apparatus with the exposed absorptive wicking pad down into the liquid, attaching the apparatus to a vacuum collection system, activating the system, and repositioning the apparatus as required.

20110087197, Apr 14, 2011

Apr 21, 2008

12/988672

Bruno Mombrinie - Forestville CA, US
Jeff Brian Eidsen - Windsor CA, US
Cindy Carol Eidsen - Windsor CA, US
Joe Peterson - Windsor CA, US
Robert Davis - Santa Rosa CA, US

A61M 1/00

604540

The present invention provides an apparatus for instilling fluid into a patient having an intestinal stoma so as to administer an antegrade colonic enema. The portable instillation apparatus comprising in combination: a fluid reservoir, a pump assembly, a control module, a fluid delivery tube and an intestinal stoma catheter wherein the control module is operable to automatically deliver a predetermined volume of instillation fluid at a specific flow rate and pressure range suitable for a particular patient. The portable instillation apparatus utilities a gear pump manifold and a robust empty reservoir detection mechanism, facilitating the portability, durability and reliability of the apparatus over-coming the disadvantages of traditional peristaltic pump mechanisms. The portable instillation apparatus maximizes the ease of transport and use of the device while also enabling a method for a patient to self-administer an antegrade colonic enema within a short time period and without intervention.

51979756, Mar 30, 1993

Jul 9, 1991

7/727575

Bruno Mombrinie - Sebastopol CA

A47C 2708
A61H 700

606238

A radiolucent spine support frame has independently adjustable supports and other features making the frame easy to use, maintain and transport and embraces a support having a radiolucent base on which are mounted four independently adjustable supports having gel cushions on top of each support to contact the patient's body and support the patient during surgical or medical procedures, especially back surgery or x-ray examination of the spine.

20220371746, Nov 24, 2022

Sep 22, 2020

17/753965

Bruno Mombrinie - Forestville CA, US

B64F 1/32
B64C 1/20
B64C 39/02
G05D 1/00

A cargo module swapping system for an electronic short take-off and landing aerial vehicle, including an autonomously driven robotic vehicle for transporting and swapping cargo modules on an autonomous electric aircraft. The robotic vehicle has two or more robotic arms for controlled material handling and manipulation, each configured to install, remove, and replace cargo bins directly onto the aft end of a forward portion of a central fuselage of an electric short take-off and landing (ESTOL) aircraft. The cargo bins are configured to function as the aft portion of the aircraft central fuselage.