University of Michigan

Arvin Meritor Technology, LLC

Adam Joyce

Dale L Kwasniewski

Andrew Bodary

Corey Bertch

Amir Sabet Sarvestani

Michael Shoemaker

Kathleen Sienko

Anthony Franklin

Ibrahim Mohedas

Jacob McCormick

An assistive device for subcutaneous injections or implants. The assistive device is placed under a blood pressure cuff that displaces the skin and subcutaneous tissues of a patient at an insertion site in order to allow guided insertion of a needle or implant applicator into a subcutaneous fat layer. The skin and subcutaneous tissue is displaced or drawn, via pressure applied by the blood pressure cuff, through an injection window of a device body into a hollow cavity of the device body. A guide channel leads from a front side of the device body into the hollow cavity, and an applicator of an adapter is inserted through the guide channel into the subcutaneous fat layer.

Assistive device for subcutaneous injections or implants

An axle housing having a lubricant reservoir. An arm portion of an axle housing and a dam may cooperate to define a reservoir that retains lubricant in the arm portion. A conduit or a deflector may be provided to direct lubricant that is sprayed by a ring gear to the reservoir.

Axle assembly having a lubricant reservoir

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Livonia, MI, United States of America

Adam Joyce