Dr. Bui graduated from the Louisiana State University School of Medicine at New Orleans in 1998. He works in New Orleans, LA and 1 other location and specializes in Surgery , Neurological. Dr. Bui is affiliated with Ochsner Medical Center Jefferson Highway.
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ISLN:
913969548
Admitted:
1997
University:
St Louis Univ SOL; St Louis Univ SOL; St Louis Univ SOL; St Louis MO; St Louis MO; St Louis MO; Univ of California at Los Angeles; Univ of California at Los Angeles; Univ of California at Los Angeles; CA; CA; CA
Law School:
Saint Louis University School of Law, JD - Juris Doctor, 1997
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A toy comprises a housing connected with a launcher to rotate and launch an object. The launcher comprises a driving element to form a drive connection with a receiving element on the object. The launcher is connected with a launcher rotating system, which imparts a rotary movement to the launcher. When the launcher ceases to accelerate the object, the receiving element disengages from the drive connection and launches the object. In one aspect, the launcher rotating system is a gear train capable of being rotated by a gear rack pulled by a user. The launcher is configured to release the object in only one direction, and a stopper prevents the launcher rotating system from rotating the object in an undesirable direction. The toy is also configured to launch multiple objects simultaneously or load multiple objects to launch in sequence.
Allan Villapanda - San Dimas CA, US Tony To - Westminster CA, US Helena Lam - Thousand Oaks CA, US Cuong Bui - Agoura CA, US
International Classification:
A47B 23/00
US Classification:
108043000
Abstract:
A portable desktop is described. The portable desktop includes an openable container having a cover and a bottom housing. The cover is hingedly connected with the bottom housing. A prop is hingedly connected with the cover for adjusting an opening of the openable container. Additionally, the bottom housing has notches therein for allowing the prop to adjust the opening by affixing with the notches. A ledge is attached with the first cover to prevent an object from sliding off the cover. When closed, the cover and bottom housing operate as a container to hold objects therein. When opened, a user may place an object against the cover to use the cover as a desktop.
Zivko Miric - Northridge CA Leo Zatulovsky - Northridge CA Cuong Bui - Yorba Linda CA
Assignee:
Guardian Products, Inc. - Simi Valley CA
International Classification:
A61H 300
US Classification:
135 67
Abstract:
A foldable and lockable walker is disclosed that includes a pair of locking members provided on the cross-brace and cooperatively engaged to the horizontal portion of the side supports. The locking member receives a spring biased pin to lock the side supports against relative movement with respect to the cross-brace.
Zivko Miric - Northridge CA Cuong Bui - Yorba Linda CA Stephen J. Eynon - Moorpark CA
Assignee:
Guardian Products, Inc. - Arleta CA
International Classification:
A61H 302
US Classification:
135 72
Abstract:
An adjustable hand grip is provided that can slide along the vertical supports of an orthopedic crutch. The hand grip can be easily fixed to the supports at different vertical elevations to accommodate the user by using a locking member that includes a pin that is biased inwardly into apertures provided on the vertical supports.
Cuong Bui - Yorba Linda CA Jim R. Schultz - Thousand Oaks CA
Assignee:
Guardian Products, Inc. - Simi Valley CA
International Classification:
A61H 302
US Classification:
135 68
Abstract:
An adjustable hand grip that can slide along the vertical supports of an orthopedic crutch is provided. The hand grip can be easily fixed to the supports at different vertical elevations to accommodate the user by providing a sleeve that surrounds and slides over each vertical support. Each sleeve has an aperture that can be aligned with the apertures in the vertical support. A bracket that extends between the vertical supports rigidly connects the sleeves. A locking member for locking the sleeve to a vertical support is provided and comprises a generally U-shaped clamp that surrounds a portion of the sleeve and a pin that can be inserted through aligned apertures in the sleeve and vertical support so that the hand grip is firmly fixed to the vertical support.