Bobrick Washroom Equipment, Inc.

Cynosure, Inc.

Dura Pharmaceuticals, Inc.

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Dade Behring Inc.

Sunbeam Products, Inc.

Dade Microscan Inc.

Allan Cameron

Rafael Armando Sierra

Kevin Young

Adrian Mark West

John Richard Arbak

Elizabeth Kneen Winter

Bo Chen

James Henry Boll

Robert F Eisele

Peter Louis Gebrian

Karen Davies

Alan Christopher Mudd

Adrian Mark Thomas West

Leonard Porche

Thomas Ryan Jackson

Robert D McCarthy

James Boll

Richard O'Brien

Brian R Sutherland

David Orrin Swett

David Titzler

Augusto A Picozza

Michael John Morton

David Malina

Patrick P McDermott

Edward Francis Farina

John Charles Mazza

Elizabeth Kneen

Cyan Godfrey

Greg Halus

Ian Smith

Tim Kline

Nelson Holton

Ann Sullivan

Ron Kurti

Mike Ligotke

Jeff Chen

Mccarthy Robert D

In accordance with various aspects of the present teachings, systems and methods for applying treatment energy, e.g., electromagnetic radiation such as laser radiation in the visible and near infrared wavelengths, to body areas having bulges and fat deposits, loose skin, pain, acne and/or wounds. In some aspects, the systems and methods can enable relatively lengthy treatments to be performed by having the practitioner set-up and/or start the treatment, thereafter allowing the treatment to proceed safely and effectively without the continued presence of the practitioner.

System and methods of unattended treatment

Systems and methods of unattended treatment of a subject's head or neck

Systems and methods of unattended treatment

A safety device for a motor vehicle having a door window defined by a retractable transparent panel which is guided into a receiving frame, the safety apparatus comprising a window insert formed of a sheet of material; a window frame including a transparent panel, the window frame having inside and outside surfaces; a lower mounting bracket for receiving the sheet, with an edge defined to be releasably inserted in the frame; an upper mounting bracket for receiving the sheet, the upper mounting bracket attached to the inside surface of the window frame.

Safety shield window insert

A safety device for an automobile. The safety device being a window insert designed to fit within the standard frame of a window and be retrained within the frame by the upper edge of the window insert, along with the window, fitting into the upper channel of the window frame and the bottom of the window insert fitting into and being retained by a bracket with the lower edge fitting between the window and the lower inside weather stripping of the window. The window insert can be installed in thirty seconds, requires no modification to the window, window frame, or door, and when in place the window may be raised or lowered at any time. The window insert may include orifices to allow air inflow and/or outflow so as to provide a continuous flow of fresh air into the vehicle. The safety device may be used to retain a child or a pet, and can be formed from a plastic, plexiglass, or polycarbonate material. Alternatively, the window insert may be formed from a high impact or bullet proof material.

A cup-like broth container comprising four mutually opposed pairs of connected sidewalls with a protruding rib formed on each of four perpendicularly opposed single sidewalls and four Y-shaped clamping ridges attached to and extending outwardly from a single one of the four sidewalls located between the four sidewalls having a protruding rib.

Reagent container and canister for use in an automated microbiological analyzer

A closed elongate canister having a generally rectangular cross-section formed by a front wall, a five-section back wall and two side walls, the walls of dimensions to house a plurality of ID test rotors stacked one atop another within the canister.

Canister for inventorying identification test devices in an automated microbiological analyzer

An elongate canister having a generally rectangular cross-section sized to house a plurality of antibiotic susceptibility test arrays stacked one atop another and maintained secure within an environmentally controlled inventory chamber in a random access microbiological analyzer.

Canister for inventorying susceptability test devices in an automated microbiological analyzer

Blender

A dry powder inhaler has a slider for incrementally advancing a blister disk, to provide successive doses of a dry powder pharmaceutical. A blister disk is rotatably supported on a spindle on a deck plate of the inhaler. A powder port, an advancing slot, and a lifter slot extend through the deck plate. A slider is attached to the deck plate and movable between open and closed positions. As the slider is opened, a litter moves up on a ramp on the slider to shear open a blister, so that the blister contents can be mixed with air and inhaled. As the slider is moved back to the closed position, the lifter is withdrawn and an advancing finger turns the disk to bring the next blister into position for opening to provide the next dose to the patient.

Dry powder inhaler

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South Natick, MA, United States of America

Allan Cameron