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BLOOM & KRETEN
US·12 granted patents·537 citations·filing 1994–1997
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12 records- 0178US5737056AMethod for simulation of visual disabilitiesBLOOM & KRETEN·Filed 1996·Granted Apr 7, 1998·46 cites·4 claims
- 0271US5495305AMethod for simulation of visual disabilitiesBLOOM & KRETEN·Filed 1994·Granted Feb 27, 1996·32 cites·4 claims
- 0370US5662669ACombination guarded surgical scalpel and blade stripperBLOOM & KRETEN·Filed 1995·Granted Sep 2, 1997·145 cites·3 claims
- 0463US5853433AEmergency fuel for use in an internal combustion engineBLOOM & KRETEN·Filed 1997·Granted Dec 29, 1998·20 cites·7 claims
- 0558US5777717AMethod for simulation of visual disabilitiesBLOOM & KRETEN·Filed 1996·Granted Jul 7, 1998·19 cites·3 claims
- 0654US5433321AArticle and method for safely mounting a blade on a surgical scalpelBLOOM & KRETEN·Filed 1994·Granted Jul 18, 1995·56 cites·12 claims
- 0752US5528811AArticle and method for safely mounting a blade on a surgical scalpelBLOOM & KRETEN·Filed 1995·Granted Jun 25, 1996·56 cites·3 claims
- 0851US5727682ALow-cost safe blade package for surgical purposesBLOOM & KRETEN·Filed 1995·Granted Mar 17, 1998·63 cites·1 claims
- 0951US5681358AMethod of using an emergency fuel in an internal combustion engineBLOOM & KRETEN·Filed 1996·Granted Oct 28, 1997·21 cites·13 claims
- 1048US5662221ALow-cost safe blade package for surgical purposesBLOOM & KRETEN·Filed 1995·Granted Sep 2, 1997·51 cites·14 claims
- 1134US5832930AClamp for nasolacrimal sac occlusion during administration of ocular medicationBLOOM & KRETEN·Filed 1996·Granted Nov 10, 1998·15 cites·4 claims
- 1233US5515872AClamp for nasolacrimal sac occlusion during administration of ocular medicationBLOOM & KRETEN·Filed 1994·Granted May 14, 1996·13 cites·3 claims
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