Neotech Products, Inc.

Other

Cogent Light Technologies, Inc.

Bio Cybernetics International, Inc.

Arnold M Heyman

Craig R McCrary

Thomas R Thornbury

Pradip V Choksi

Rangasamy Ramanathan

Mitchell Goldstein

Lawrence Kiliszewski

Tom Heinz

Paul Choksi

David A Sami

William E Hinshaw

Adam F Weston

David A Sheraton

Craig R Mc Crary

Apparatus for yieldably positioning bed-clothing relative to flexible fluid flow tubing, includes a holder for adjustable clipping to bed-clothing; a folding support for positioning tubing on bed-clothing; a rotatably adjustable connector between the holder and the folding support, the connector having surfaces that rub together during the adjustment to resist the rubbing, and provide limits to the rubbing and tubing displacement; and the folding support having a curved end facing the connector to resist the rotatable adjustment.

Tubing adjustable retention to bed clothing

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Apparatus for control of oxygen and/or air flow to nasal prongs.

Apparatus for control of oxygen and/or air flow to nasal prongs

Nasal cannula apparatus, includes in an inlet tubular fitting sized and configured to directly endwise connect to a source of oxygen, or oxygen and air. The fitting defines an inlet flow passage area A, having a 15 mm external diameter. A pair of tubular prongs is operatively connected with the inlet fitting, and receivable in an infant's nostrils to deliver oxygen, or oxygen and air flow to the infant, the prongs each having flow passing area A, and A&#x3e;&#x3e;A.

Apparatus for enhancement of oxygen and/or air flow control to nasal prongs

An eyelid speculum comprising a longitudinally Elongated support, first and second elongated members carried by the support to extend laterally, and eyelid positioning spoons carried by the members, at least one of the members having adjustable connection to the support to be selectively positioned relative to the other of the members whereby the spoons may be relatively adjustably positioned.

Retinal examination apparatus

A connector for connecting an oxygen input flow duct with two narrowed oxygen output flow ducts, is provided thereby to meter oxygen flow to nasal cannula, and includes a hollow body having a relatively large flow input chamber sized for telescopic interfit with the input flow duct, the body having two relatively smaller flow output chambers sized for telescopic interfit with the respective two output flow ducts. The two output chambers have direct and like-sized communication with the input chamber whereby input flow is equally divided into two output flow streams.

Flow metering connector and system for oxygen or air flow supply to nasal cannula

A mucous suction device, comprising in combination, a longitudinally elongated, generally tubular, one-piece plastic body, the body having an axially elongated tapered, first portion extending toward an inlet proximate one end of the body, the body having an axially elongated second portion extending toward an outlet proximate an opposite end of the body, radially outwardly extending annular retention rings on said body second portion, the rings having sharp annular peripheries and the rings being axially resiliently flexible and axially spaced apart, and there being body side porting between the body first and second portions, the side porting being manually controllable to control suction exertion, there being antimicrobial substance associated with body outwardly presented plastic surface extent at the first and second portions.

Antimicrobial fluid suctioning device

Retinopathy instrument tray

Flow metering apparatus

A nasal cannula fitting, comprising in combination, a rigid plastic tubular first duct configured to directly endwise connect with apparatus assisting respiratory air, a relatively flexible plastic second duct fitting onto an end portion of the first duct, relatively flexible third plastic ducts integral with the second duct and diverging endwise therefrom to receive flow of the assistance air, and nasal cannula plastic tubing connected in series with the respective third ducts. Nasal prongs on the cannula tubing may carry pressure sealing toggling skirts.

Positive airway supply system to nasal cannula

Nasal tip suction device

The invention concerns a combination control for use in nasal cannula therapy, and includes a high flow, nasal cannula respiratory assistance ducted system, and a pressure relief valve having indicator structure, which typically includes a tubular body, a carrier slidable in the body, a plunger-indicator carried by the carrier, and a spring resisting carrier movement toward a cap on the body that defines an indicator window.

Continuous positive airway supply system to nasal cannula having sensitive pressure relief valve

Eye shade structure comprising inner and outer compressible material layers, and a resiliently compressible intermediate layer sandwiched between the inner and outer layers, the layers being flexible and locally compressed to define two re-entrant recesses adapted to be located over the user's eyes, the locally compressed layers defining reduced thickness sections of the layers in registration with the recesses, the inner and outer layers having portions bounding the recesses, and providing cushions to engage users facial structure bounding the eyes.

Eye shield structure

A mucous suction device, comprising in combination, a longitudinally elongated, generally tubular, one-piece plastic body, the body having an axially elongated tapered, first portion extending toward an inlet proximate one end of the body, the body having an axially elongated second portion extending toward an outlet proximate an opposite end of the body, radially outwardly extending annular retention rings in said body second portion, said rings having sharp annular peripheries and said rings being axially resiliently flexible and axially spaced apart, and there being body side porting between said body first and second portions, said side porting being manually controllable to control suction exertion.

One-piece fluid suctioning device

The invention concerns a combination control for use in nasal cannula therapy, and includes a high flow, nasal cannula respiratory assistance ducted system.

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Los Angeles, CA, United States of America

Arnold M Heyman