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Induction heating systems

AssigneeBernard Fryshman

InventorBernard Fryshman

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Abstract

A medical delivery device includes a first compartment configured to hold a first substance. The first compartment includes a first wall that includes a first ferrous material, and the first wall is configured to disintegrate and release the first substance into a patient in response to first electromagnetic radiation received by the first ferrous material. The medical delivery device also includes a second compartment attached to the first compartment and configured to hold a second substance. The second compartment includes a second wall that includes a second ferrous material, and the second wall is configured to disintegrate and release the second substance into the patient in response to second electromagnetic radiation received by the second ferrous material.

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Dependent claims

A medical delivery device comprising:

a first compartment configured to hold a first substance, wherein the first compartment includes a first wall that is composed at least in part of a first ferrous material and at least in part of a first acid or a first base, and wherein the first wall is configured to disintegrate and release the first substance into a patient in response to heating of the first acid or the first base that results from first electromagnetic radiation received by the first ferrous material;
and
a second compartment attached to the first compartment and configured to hold a second substance, wherein the second compartment includes a second wall that is composed at least in part of a second ferrous material and at least in part of a second acid or a second base, and wherein the second wall is configured to disintegrate and release the second substance into the patient in response to heating of the second acid or the second base that results from second electromagnetic radiation received by the second ferrous material.

A method of forming a medical delivery device, comprising:

forming a first compartment configured to hold a first substance, wherein forming the first compartment includes forming a first wall of the first compartment that is composed at least in part of a first ferrous material and at least in part of a first acid or a first base, and wherein the first wall is configured to disintegrate and release the first substance into a patient in response to heating of the first acid or the first base that results from first electromagnetic radiation received by the first ferrous material;
forming a second compartment configured to hold a second substance, wherein forming the second compartment includes forming a second wall that is composed at least in part of a second ferrous material and at least in part of a second acid or a second base, and wherein the second wall is configured to disintegrate and release the second substance into the patient in response to heating of the second acid or the second base that results from second electromagnetic radiation received by the second ferrous material;
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attaching the second compartment to the first compartment to form the medical delivery device.

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Facts

Application: 16/515,616Filed 18 Jul 2019 · continuation in part
Priority: 2 May 2017
Published: US 2019/0255306 A15 Dec 2019
Granted: 15 Dec 2020
Term ends: Not estimatedThe source records don’t support an estimate.

Classification34 codes

A61M 37/00
Devices for delivering substances into the body: other apparatus for introducing media
A23L 5/15
General methods of cooking foods, e.g. by roasting or frying: using wave energy, irradiation, electrical means or magnetic fields, e.g. oven…
A47J 36/02
Parts, details or accessories of cooking-vessels: selection of specific materials, e.g. heavy bottoms with copper inlay or with insulating inlay
A61B 5/065
Devices, other than using radiation, for detecting or locating foreign bodies ; Determining position of diagnostic devices within or on the body…:…

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Application62/500,380Us provisional application · filed 2 May 2017
Application62/507,894Us provisional application · filed 18 May 2017
Application15/959,475Parent of this division · filed 23 Apr 2018
Application16/403,978Parent of this continuation-in-part · filed 6 May 2019
US 10,328,249 B2Parent of this division · filed 25 Jun 2019
US 2019/0366066 A1Pre-grant publication · published 5 Dec 2019
Application16/403,978Parent of this division
US 2018/0318569 A1Published application
US 2019/0255306 A1Published application
US 10,864,358 B2This patent

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