Shawn D Gab

8435274, May 7, 2013

Nov 26, 2009

12/626637

Larry Lytle - Rapid City SD, US
Kip Lytle - Rapid City SD, US
Shawn Gab - Rapid City SD, US
Alex Macchiavello - Rapid City SD, US

2035, Inc. - Rapid City SD

A61N 5/06

607 89, 607 88, 128898

Disclosed are several methods, apparatus, and a system for providing arthritic symptom relief through a laser based medical instrument. In one embodiment, a method includes generating a radiation of a laser-light created by a laser diode of a first medical instrument. In addition, the method includes applying a treatment of the radiation to a portion of a hand. The method also includes reducing a pain caused by one or more diseases associated with a degradation of a joint in the hand. The method further includes providing a relief from the pain when the treatment is complete.

8486125, Jul 16, 2013

Mar 5, 2010

12/717960

Larry Lytle - Rapid City SD, US
Kip Lytle - Rapid City SD, US
Shawn Gab - Rapid City SD, US

2035, Inc. - Rapid City SD

A61N 5/06

607 89

Disclosed are several methods, apparatus, and a system for providing diabetic symptom relief through a laser based medical instrument. In one embodiment, a method includes generating a radiation of a laser-light created by a laser diode of a first medical instrument. In addition, the method includes applying a treatment of the radiation to a portion of a body. The method also includes reducing elevated blood glucose and/or glycosylated hemoglobin levels caused by one or more metabolic diseases such as diabetes. The method further includes providing a relief from the secondary complications of elevated blood glucose levels such as blurred vision, etc. , when the treatment is complete.

8562661, Oct 22, 2013

Jun 4, 2010

12/793704

Larry Lytle - Rapid City SD, US
Kip Lytle - Rapid City SD, US
Shawn Gab - Rapid City SD, US

2035, Inc. - Rapid City SD

A61N 5/06
A61B 19/00
A61B 18/18

607 89, 607 88, 128898, 606 3

Disclosed are several methods, apparatus, and a system for providing hypertension/high blood pressure symptom relief through a laser based medical instrument. In one embodiment, a method includes generating a radiation of a laser-light created by a laser diode of a medical instrument. In addition, the method includes applying a treatment of the radiation to a portion of a body. The method further includes regulating of a blood pressure and an advanced glycation end product (AGE) in the blood caused by one of a disease associated with hypertension and blood pressure. Additionally, the method includes providing a relief from high blood pressure when the treatment is complete.

20110125226, May 26, 2011

Nov 26, 2009

12/626634

Larry Lytle - Rapid City SD, US
Kip Lytle - Rapid City SD, US
Shawn Gab - Rapid City SD, US

A61N 5/06

607 88

Disclosed are a method, an apparatus, and a system of a coordinated delivery of soliton waves through coupled medical instruments. In one embodiment, a method includes coupling a first medical instrument to another medical instrument. The method also includes generating a first soliton wave through the first medical instrument at a first wavelength and at a first frequency. In addition, the method includes generating a second soliton wave through another medical instrument at a second wavelength and at a second frequency. The method also includes coordinating a delivery of the first soliton wave and the second soliton wave on a biological medium through an algorithm that controls a start of a sequence of pulsation of the diodes from the different instruments affecting the delivery of laser and diode light of the first medical instrument and another medical instrument.

20110125228, May 26, 2011

Nov 26, 2009

12/626633

Larry Lytle - Rapid City SD, US
Kip Lytle - Rapid City SD, US
Shawn Gab - Rapid City SD, US

A61N 5/067

607 89

A laser-based medical instrument and method having interchangeable cards are disclosed. A method of laser therapy includes providing one or more substantially planar laser diode(s), configured to lase at a wavelength when driven, to form a medical instrument. The method also includes focusing a resultant beam including an output beam of the one or more substantially planar laser diode(s) at the corresponding wavelength thereof on a biological medium to impart energy to the biological medium. Further, the method includes altering a mode of operation of the medical instrument when an interchangeable card of the medical instrument is removed. The mode of operation includes one or more segment(s) that include a time of pulsation of the one or more substantially planar laser diode(s) and a frequency of pulsation of the one or more substantially planar laser diode(s).

20110125515, May 26, 2011

Nov 26, 2009

12/626635

Larry Lytle - Rapid City SD, US
Kip Lytle - Rapid City SD, US
Shawn Gab - Rapid City SD, US

G06Q 50/00
H04L 9/32
G05B 13/02
G06Q 10/00
G06F 3/048
G06N 5/02

705 2, 726 7, 700 40, 715771, 706 47, 706 59

A computer-implemented method of a mode server is disclosed. The method includes authenticating a medical instrument based on an identifier associated with the medical instrument using a processor. The method includes authenticating a user of the medical instrument based on a password using the processor. The method also includes generating a graphical representation of the medical instrument, and providing a set of rules associated with the medical instrument based on the identifier and the user. In addition, the method includes generating a custom mode of operation of the medical instrument based on a response of the user and creating a name associated with the custom mode of operation. The method further includes automatically programming the medical instrument based on the custom mode, and sharing the custom mode with other users and other medical instruments based on the set of rules.