Richard D Fryar
from Hot Springs Village, AR
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- Dick Fryar
- Richard D Fryer
- Rick Fryar
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82 Mansilla Way, Hot Springs, AR 71909
5012265122
Richard Fryar Phones & Addresses
- 82 Mansilla Way, Hot Springs Village, AR 71909 • 5012265122
- 98 Mansilla Way, Hot Springs Village, AR 71909 • 5012265122
- 8715 Highway 30 SE, Chatfield, MN 55923
- 8939 Highway 30 SE, Chatfield, MN 55923
- 6155 Courtly Alcove, Saint Paul, MN 55125 • 6517304283
- 4532 W Charlottes Way, Mercer, WI 54547 • 7154760332
- Rochester, MN
- Mankato, MN
- 8939 Highway 30 SE, Chatfield, MN 55923 • 5072503075
Work
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Position:Sales Occupations
Education
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Degree:Associate degree or higher
Us Patents
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Urethral Urine Retention Device
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US Patent:20010052658, Dec 20, 2001
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Filed:May 25, 1999
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Appl. No.:09/318048
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Inventors:ANTHONY J. CONWAY - CHATFIELD MN, US
PHILIP J. CONWAY - CHATFIELD MN, US
RICHARD D. FRYAR - CHATFIELD MN, US -
International Classification:B29C041/22
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US Classification:264/255000, 264/139000, 264/305000, 264/130000
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Abstract:An apparatus for sealing at least a portion of the urinary tract to prevent the unwanted discharge of urine includes a body member with a tubular member, encircled along its length by an overcoat layer, that encases a fluid, forming a cavity. The body member, with its tubular member and overcoat layer are elastically deformable from an initial “rest” or “relaxed” state, when outside of the body, where at least a portion of the overcoat layer is of a diameter equal to or greater than that of an undilated urethra. A stylet may be placed into the tubular member to serve as a guide, for elongation of the body member and to provide rigidly to the body member upon insertion into the urinary tract. There is also disclosed a method for making the apparatus of the present invention.
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Catheter Wetting System And Method
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US Patent:20040074794, Apr 22, 2004
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Filed:Oct 18, 2002
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Appl. No.:10/274628
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Inventors:Anthony Conway - Chatfield MN, US
Richard Fryar - Chatfield MN, US -
International Classification:B65D083/10
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US Classification:206/364000
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Abstract:The present invention includes a system and method for wetting a catheter. The wetting system can include a catheter container, a fluid packet, and a catheter. The fluid packet and catheter container are adapted and configured to require opening the packet and moving the container to wet the catheter. The method includes opening the packet and moving the container to wet the catheter.
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Method Of Making Catheter
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US Patent:59719540, Oct 26, 1999
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Filed:Jan 29, 1997
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Appl. No.:8/790397
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Inventors:Anthony J. Conway - Chatfield MN
Philip J. Conway - Chatfield MN
Richard D. Fryar - Rochester MN -
Assignee:Rochester Medical Corporation - Stewartville MN
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International Classification:A61M 2900
A61M 2510
A61M 2516 -
US Classification:604 96
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Abstract:A hand-actuated retention catheter 5 is disclosed. The retention catheter includes a tube 12, an overcoat layer 14 encircling the tube 12 and a cavity 16 interposed between the tube 12 and the overcoat layer 14. The cavity 16 encircles the tube and includes a bulbous balloon portion 24 and an enlarged fluid reservoir portion 22 interconnected and separated by a catheter sleeve portion 26 which has a narrowed outside diameter. The expandable balloon portion 24 can be expanded by compressing the fluid reservoir portion 22. Methods of making the hand-actuated retention catheter and methods of using the same are also disclosed.
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Sustained Release Bactericidal Cannula
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US Patent:55993214, Feb 4, 1997
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Filed:Jun 7, 1995
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Appl. No.:8/484600
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Inventors:Anthony J. Conway - Chatfield MN
Philip J. Conway - Chatfield MN
Richard D. Fryar - Rochester MN -
Assignee:Rochester Medical Corporation - Stewartville MN
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International Classification:A61M 532
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US Classification:604265
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Abstract:A sustained release bactericidal cannula or catheter for residence within a portion of a human body through which aqueous biological fluids can pass. The bactericidal cannula for catheter including a tube having an inner surface, defining and interior lumen, and an outer surface. The tube has a polymeric matrix and antibacterial agent residing within at least a portion of the polymeric matrix. The polymeric matrix includes cured silicon rubber and the antibacterial agent is a finely divided nitrofuran compound which is soluble in water and effective to prevent proliferation of certain bacteria in an otherwise growth supporting aqueous environment when dissolved in the aqueous environment to the limit of its solubility therein at 37. degree. C. The solubility of the nitrofuran compound is preferably about 0. 2% by weight or less at a pH of about 6 and a temperature of about 25. degree. C.
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Microcidal Agent Releasing Catheter With Balloon
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US Patent:52697703, Dec 14, 1993
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Filed:Mar 13, 1992
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Appl. No.:7/851983
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Inventors:Anthony J. Conway - Chatfield MN
Philip J. Conway - Chatfield MN
Richard D. Fryar - Rochester MN -
Assignee:Rochester Medical Corporation - Stewartville MN
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International Classification:A61M 532
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US Classification:604265
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Abstract:An elongated catheter having an interior and an exterior surface, wherein the interior surface defines a lumen passing through the catheter. The catheter further including an enclosed cavity between the interior and exterior surfaces which encircles of the lumen. The cavity having an inner wall and an outer wall, the outer wall being a resilient sleeve which can stretch generally independently of the inner wall. The cavity containing an amount of a suitable lubricating substance effective to permit the resilient sleeve to slide along an outer surface of the inner wall while in lubricated contact therewith when stretched independently of the inner wall and including a bactericidal agent, wherein the inner wall and the outer wall are joined together at distal end proximal ends of the enclosed cavity. The resilient sleeve includes a plurality of micropores which permit the bactericidal agent to diffuse into suitable aqueous environments. An automated method for producing the same, including a series of automated dipping steps, is also disclosed.
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External Urinary Catheter Having Integral Adhesive Means
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US Patent:53760859, Dec 27, 1994
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Filed:Nov 16, 1993
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Appl. No.:8/153482
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Inventors:Anthony J. Conway - Chatfield MN
Philip J. Conway - Chatfield MN
Richard D. Fryar - Rochester MN -
Assignee:Rochester Medical Corporation - Stewartville MN
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International Classification:A61F 5453
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US Classification:604352
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Abstract:An external urinary catheter having integral adhesive means. The external urinary catheter includes (a) a single tubular sheath having a unitary construction made of silicone rubber, the silicone rubber having an inner surface and an outer surface; and (b) a layer of adhesive material bonded to a first portion of the inner surface; wherein the adhesive material can releasably contact portions of the outer surface such that the inner surface of the silicone rubber sheath can be rolled up on the outer surface thereof so that the adhesive layer on the first portion of the inner surface comes into releasable contact with the portions of the outer surface, and such that the adhesive material on the outer surface will then release any portions of the outer surface with which it has come into contact, while remaining bonded to the inner surface, when the silicone rubber sheath is forcibly unrolled. A method of making an external urinary catheter is also disclosed. Said method includes the steps of (a) coating a first portion of a mandrel with an adhesive material; (b) subsequently overcoating the mandrel with a silicone rubber solution to form an overcoat layer made of unvulcanized silicone rubber; and (c) vulcanizing the unvulcanized silicone rubber such that constituents of the silicone rubber cross-link to form an elastomeric sheath having a unitary construction made of vulcanized silicone rubber; the silicone rubber sheath having an inner surface and outer surface; and the adhesive material being bonded to a first portion of the inner surface.
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External Urinary Catheter Having Integral Adhesive Means
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US Patent:51766663, Jan 5, 1993
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Filed:Apr 29, 1992
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Appl. No.:7/876702
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Inventors:Anthony J. Conway - Chatfield MN
Philip J. Conway - Chatfield MN
Richard D. Fryar - Rochester MN -
Assignee:Rochester Medical Corporation - Stewartville MN
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International Classification:A61F 544
A61F 602
A61F 604
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US Classification:604349
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Abstract:An external urinary catheter having integral adhesive means. The external urinary catheter includes (a) a single tubular sheath having a unitary construction made of silicone rubber, the silicone rubber having an inner surface and an outer surface; and (b) a layer of adhesive material bonded to a first portion of the inner surface; wherein the adhesive material can releasably contact portions of the outer surface such that the inner surface of the silicone rubber sheath can be rolled up on the outer surface thereof so that the adhesive layer on the first portion of the inner surface comes into releasable contact with the portions of the outer surface, and such that the adhesive material on the outer surface will then release any portions of the outer surface with which it has come into contact, while remaining bonded to the inner surface, when the silicone rubber sheath is forcibly unrolled. A method of making an external urinary catheter is also disclosed. Said method includes the steps of (a) coating a first portion of a mandrel with an adhesive material (b) subsequently overcoating the mandrel with a silicon rubber solution to form an overcoat layer made of unvulcanized silicone rubber; and (c) vulcanizing the unvulcanized silicon rubber such that constituents of the silicone rubber cross-link to form an elastomeric sheath having a unitary construction made of vulcanized silicone rubber; the silicone rubber sheath having an inner surface and out outer surface; and the adhesive material being bonded to a first portion of the inner surface.
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Catheter Having Lubricated Outer Sleeve And Methods For Making And Using Same
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US Patent:50983792, Mar 24, 1992
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Filed:Mar 1, 1990
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Appl. No.:7/487422
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Inventors:Anthony J. Conway - Chatfield MN
Philip J. Conway - Chatfield MN
Richard D. Fryar - Rochester MN -
Assignee:Rochester Medical Corporation - Stewartville MN
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International Classification:A61M 3100
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US Classification:604 51
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Abstract:An elongated catheter having an interior and an exterior surface, wherein the interior surface defines a lumen passing through the catheter. The catheter further including an enclosed cavity between the interior and exterior surfaces which encircles of the lumen. The cavity having an inner wall and an outer wall, the outer wall being a resilient sleeve which can stretch generally independently of the inner wall. The cavity containing an amount of a suitable lubricating substance effective to permit the resilient sleeve to slide along an outer surface of the inner wall while in lubricated contact therewith when stretched independently of the inner wall, wherein the inner wall and the outer wall are joined together at distal end proximal ends of the enclosed cavity. An automated method for producing the same, including a series of automated dipping steps, is also disclosed. A "Foley" catheter having a balloon portion and a lubricated resilient sleeve, as disclosed above, is also disclosed, as are methods for manufacturing the same.
License Records
Richard J Fryar
License #:
E110951 - Active
Category:
Emergency medical services
Issued Date:
Aug 1, 2015
Expiration Date:
Jan 31, 2017
Type:
Alameda County EMS Agency
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Richard Fryar
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Address:4532 W Charlottes Way, Mercer, WI 54547
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Phone:7154760332
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VIN:1J8FA24177L202423
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Make:JEEP
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Model:WRANGLER
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Year:2007
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Richard Fryar
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St. Patrick's High School Watertown MA 1983-1986
Community:
Mike Mortimer, Paul Fleming, Bill Benson, Gina Booker, Art Kolefski, Bradley Pitts, Karen Sakowich, Joe Morgan, Joe Mulcahy, Eda Dragonetti, Krista Bishop
Silicon Valley College, F...
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Elisha Etsitty (2000-2002),
Leslie Mueller (1999-2000),
Jeffrey Krasky (2000-2002),
Patricia Boals (1994-1995),
Richard Fryar (2000-2002)
Leslie Mueller (1999-2000),
Jeffrey Krasky (2000-2002),
Patricia Boals (1994-1995),
Richard Fryar (2000-2002)
St. Patrick's High School...
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Steven Steven (1976-1980),
Richard Alberts (1969-1971),
Adrianne Faggas (1979-1981),
Richard Fryar (1983-1986)
Richard Alberts (1969-1971),
Adrianne Faggas (1979-1981),
Richard Fryar (1983-1986)
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