Biosense Webster (israel) Ltd.

Acclarent, Inc.

Theranos, Inc.

Labrador Diagnostics LLC

Accalrent, Inc.

Biosense Webster, Inc.

Andrew Drake

Elizabeth A Holmes

Ketan P Muni

Ian Gibbons

Daniel L Young

Timothy Michael Kemp

Chinmay Pangarkar

Anthony Joseph Nugent

Sunny Balwani

Anthony Delacruz

Jetmir Palushi

Fatemeh Akbarian

Henry F Salazar

Itamar Bustan

Noam Racheli

David A Smith, Jr

William J Kane

Todd A Veloni

Helen Wolfson

Nawid Mehrzai

Jephrey S Rodriguez

Scott A Kirchner

Ika Dekel

Hung V Ha

Randy S Chan

Siddhi K Desai

Tony Nugent

David A Smith

Shiddhi K Desai

The present invention provides systems, devices, and methods for point-of-care and/or distributed testing services. The methods and devices of the invention are directed toward automatic detection of analytes in a bodily fluid. The components of the device can be modified to allow for more flexible and robust use with the disclosed methods for a variety of medical, laboratory, and other applications. The systems, devices, and methods of the present invention can allow for effective use of samples by improved sample preparation and analysis.

Systems and methods for sample use maximization

An apparatus includes a body, an upright member, a frame, and a plurality of field generating elements. The body is configured to be positioned between a patient's back and a backrest of a chair. The upright member extends upwardly from the body. The frame has a curved configuration configured to partially surround a patient's head. The field generating elements are configured to generate an electromagnetic field around a patient's head partially surrounded by the frame.

Apparatus to secure field generating device to chair

A system for dilating a Eustachian tube (ET) of a patient includes a guide member and a dilation catheter. The guide member includes a bent distal portion that is configured to provide access to an opening in the ET. The dilation catheter is slidable relative to the guide member. The dilation catheter includes a shaft, an expandable element, and an actuator. The expandable element is disposed at the distal portion of the shaft. The actuator includes a grasping portion and an actuating member. The expandable element is configured to transition to an expanded configuration in response to actuation of the actuating member. The grasping portion and actuating member are configured to be grasped in a single hand of an operator to enable the operator to advance the dilation catheter relative to the guide member and to transition the expandable element between expanded and unexpanded configurations with the single hand.

Fluid communication features for Eustachian tube dilation instrument

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Andrew Drake