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Vision Research Laboratories

Alfred S Jolson

Harley R Myler

Arthur Weeks

Tube drying rack for a continuous positive airway pressure system

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A disc catching apparatus for use in playing a flying disc game includes a vertically extending post supported in the earth or in a portable stanchion and having a basket attached thereto around the post between its ends. A top housing is attached to the top of the post and spaced from the basket and a plurality of elongated flexible disc stopping members, such as flexible chains, are attached to the top housing and hang downwardly into the basket for stopping the flying objects impinging thereupon so that the flying objects will fall into the basket. The top housing has an interior compartment therein having at least one lamp for lighting the basket and hanging chain as well as lighting a translucent lens so that a flying disc game can be played in low light. An improved attachment is provided for attaching chains to the top housing and an improved basket mounting coupler is provided for supporting the basket which coupler can be readily injection molded.

Disc catching apparatus

An apparatus for evaluating the alignment of both eyes of a patient objectively in primary, secondary and tertiary gaze, and the Bielschowsky head tilt positions and to diagnose for phorias, tropias and intermittent tropias. The apparatus has a head restraint and a mounted fixation target in a spaced relationship to the head restraint and having adjustments for adjusting the target along three axis. Electronic shutters are used to occlude each eye during the testing. A camera is used for imaging the eye of a patient having his head in the head restraint with his eyes aligned with the target. The camera is mounted adjacent to the target on the xyz mount. A micro-computer has a monitor screen, and is operatively coupled to the camera for receiving a series of images from the camera stored data for each frame, and comparing one frame image with another frame image of the same eye and gaze position or both eyes in the same frame to thereby determine a patient's ocular alignment, pupil size, corneal diameter and interpupillary distance.

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Maitland, FL, United States of America

Alfred S Jolson