Christopher T Glaeser, Age 721505 Wild Blossom Way, Castle Rock, CO 80104

2003011, Jun 19, 2003

Dec 13, 2001

10/022466

Thomas Gilman - Spring Grove IL, US
Christopher Glaeser - Grayslake IL, US

A43B013/38
A43B023/00

036/043000, 036/140000, 036/071000, 036/093000

An orthotic pad is disclosed for reducing pressure and shear stresses on dermal and muscle tissue in treatment areas extending over bony prominences. This pad includes a hydrocolloid-containing adhesive body having oppositely-facing non-parallel first, and second major surfaces. The pad is formed of a soft, deformable and shape-recoverable adhesive material in which particles of at least one moisture-absorbing and moisture-swellable hydrocolloid material are dispersed. The first surface of the pad is contoured to match that of the treatment area for adhesively engaging and covering such area, and the second surface has a developed shape for corrective redistribution of external forces exertable against the treatment area to prevent further damage from pressure or shear forces, promote the healing process and, in appropriate cases, provide orthopedic correction.

2003017, Sep 11, 2003

Mar 11, 2002

10/095223

Ronald Botten - Gurnee IL, US
Ole Pedersen - Frederiksberg, DK
Christopher Glaeser - Grayslake IL, US

A61M001/00
B32B003/10
B29C031/00
B29C033/40

604/540000, 428/137000, 428/172000, 264/040100, 264/222000

An adhesive wafer for attaching an ostomy appliance to a peristomal skin surface surrounding a stoma has an integrally molded adhesive layer made of a skin barrier material, a distal surface covered by a flexible backing layer, and a proximal bodyside surface contoured so the adhesive layer has a thin peripheral portion and thick central portion surrounding a stoma-receiving aperture. A set of at least two wafers is provided in one embodiment, wherein individual wafers have differing central portion surface topography, and different stoma receiving apertures. To produce a closely fitting wafer for a given stoma, a method of producing wafers includes providing a representation of the topography of the peristomal surface and the stoma, and, using the representation, manufacturing a mold having a surface configuration substantially matching the topography of the peristomal surface and stoma.

2004010, Jun 3, 2004

Sep 11, 2003

10/659823

Walter Leise - Lindenhurst IL, US
Ronald Botten - Gurnee IL, US
Ole Pedersen - Frederiksberg, DK
Christopher Glaeser - Grayslake IL, US
Kristoffer Nielsen - Gilleleje, DK

A61F005/44

604/332000, 604/355000

A method for producing a soft convex adhesive wafer for attaching an ostomy appliance to a peristomal skin surface surrounding a stoma. In one embodiment, the method includes providing a resilient laminating pad adapted for being displaced to and fro in a laminating direction and that exerts a laminating pressure in the laminating direction, providing a plane counter-pressure surface at substantially right angles to the laminating direction, placing the wafer on the counter-pressure surface, and displacing the laminating pad in the laminating direction so that laminating pressure is exerted on an entire distal surface of the wafer by the laminating pad.

2006000, Jan 12, 2006

Jun 2, 2005

11/143247

Ryan Bauer - Fox River Grove IL, US
John Borowicz - Crystal Lake IL, US
Christopher Glaeser - Castle Rock CO, US
Thomas Hayes - McHenry IL, US
John Sidor - Algonquin IL, US

Grunhaus, LLC - Centennial CO

A63B 53/04

473324000, 473342000, 473349000

The present invention provides golf club heads, such as putter heads, with inserts that are under compressive stress, as well as methods for making such golf club heads. In preferred embodiments, the inserts are composed of low density material, such as granite, in order to help maximize the moment of inertia (MOI) of the golf club head.

D352780, Nov 22, 1994

Apr 19, 1993

D/007162

Christopher T. Glaeser - Louisville CO
James S. Cunningham - Boulder CO
Glenn A. Horner - Boulder CO
Jose T. V. De Castro - Newton MA
Elizabeth Goodrich - Roslindale MA
Stephen K. Guerrera - Milford MA

Valleylab Inc. - Boulder CO

D24133