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Wallace C Seaman

from Portland, OR
Age ~38
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Also known as:
Chanse Seaman
Related to:
Morgan Smetyukh, 35Mandy Schrader, 56John B Wallace, 58
Connected to:
Aaron A Seaman, 50Alejandro G Seaman, 73Ana L Seaman, 73Bill B Seaman, 73Brad J Seaman, 69Bruce A Seaman, 67Cameron T Seaman, 27Cara J Seaman, 50Charlene L Seaman, 76Christian J Seaman, 38

Wallace Seaman Phones & Addresses

  • Portland, OR
  • Auburn, CA
  • Citrus Heights, CA
  • Cool, CA
  • 2869 Cascade Trl, Cool, CA 95614 (650) 342-7050

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Position: Administrative Support Occupations, Including Clerical Occupations

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Us Patents

Apparatus For Expressing Milk

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US Patent:
20030004459, Jan 2, 2003
Filed:
Jun 7, 2001
Appl. No.:
09/876891
Inventors:
Bruce McKendry - Benicia CA, US
Wallace Seaman - Cool CA, US
Sung Lee - Elk Grove CA, US
International Classification:
A61M001/06
US Classification:
604/074000
Abstract:
A device for expressing milk from one or more breasts has at least one, and preferably two expressers and a pump. The expressers each have a cup for fitting on the breasts and a cup outlet to which a vacuum created by the pump can be connected. The cups have a flexible liner which collapses around the breast to establish the vacuum. Pulsating pressure is applied to the outside of the liner to increase the vacuum and stimulate milk production. The pressure is applied through lines which are vented to maintain adequate, consistent pressure pulses without stalling the pump.

Apparatus For Expressing Milk

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US Patent:
20040158199, Aug 12, 2004
Filed:
Jan 26, 2004
Appl. No.:
10/764731
Inventors:
Bruce McKendry - Benicia CA, US
Wallace Seaman - Cool CA, US
Sung Lee - Elk Groye CA, US
International Classification:
A61M001/06
US Classification:
604/074000
Abstract:
A device for expressing milk from one or more breasts has at least one, and preferably two expressers and a pump. The expressers each have a cup for fitting on the breasts and a cup outlet to which a vacuum created by the pump can be connected. The cups have a flexible liner which collapses around the breast to establish the vacuum. Pulsating pressure is applied to the outside of the liner to increase the vacuum and stimulate milk production. The pressure is applied through lines which are vented to maintain adequate, consistent pressure pulses without stalling the pump.
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Wallace C Seaman from Portland, OR, age ~38 Get Report