Deka Products Limited Partnership

Mobile Pixels Inc.

Boston Scientific Scimed, Inc.

New Power Concepts LLC

Creative Hat, Inc.

Brian H Yoo

Dean Kamen

Bob D Peret

Derek Geoffrey Kane

John Matthew Kerwin

Colin Holmes Murphy

Andrew Jones

Thomas A Friedrich

Xiaoliang Yao

Wenglong Ng

Kaitlyn S Clarke

Richard J Lanigan

James D Dale

Stephen Lewis Fichera

Elizabeth Goodrich

Evan Hunter Williams

Jason A Demers

Christopher Charles Langenfeld

Brian Daniel Tracey

Russell Herbert Beavis

Marc Aurele Mandro

Jacob William Scarpaci

N Christopher Perry

Gregory R Lanier

Christopher R Deuel

Michael S Place

Shaun Dennis Comee

Kevin A Durand

Kevin Windheuser

James L Sloss

Todd M Pfizenmaier

Brain D Tracey

David Blumberg

Stanley B Smith

David D Cannan

Larry B Gray

Frederick Marshall Morgan

Dirk Albertus Van Der Merwe

David Blumberg, Jr

Richard L Miller

Christopher Matthew Werner

Michael J Slate

Stanley B Smith, Iii

Prashant Bhat

Michael G Norris

Thomas Jones

Stan Robert Gilbert

Felix Winkler

Matthew J Johnson

Thomas S Schnellinger

Briana J Moretti

Ashrita Raghuram

Mario Enrico Magnani

Richard Miller

Christopher C Lagenfeld

Ryan J Waters

Matthew J Lanigan

Farrukh Usman

David J Peretz

Robert J Bryant

Iii Stanley B Smith

Matthew Lanigan

Jr David Blumberg

The present disclosure relates generally to the field of medical devices. In particular, the present disclosure relates to medical devices, systems and methods to endoscopically suture or otherwise manipulate tissues, organs and/or structures within a body of a patient.

Endoscopic suturing control handle

An apparatus, system and method for regulating fluid flow are disclosed. The apparatus includes a flow rate sensor and a valve. The flow rate sensor uses images to estimate flow through a drip chamber and then controls the valve based on the estimated flow rate. The valve comprises a rigid housing disposed around the tube in which fluid flow is being controlled. Increasing the pressure in the housing controls the size of the lumen within the tube by deforming the tube, therefore controlling flow through the tube.

System, method, and apparatus for monitoring, regulating, or controlling fluid flow

According to aspects of the disclosure, a display system is provided comprising a support, a first display coupled to the support, wherein the first display is configured to display output information received from at least one computing device, and a second display rotatably coupled to the first display and rotatably coupled to the support, wherein the second display is configured to display output information received from the at least one computing device.

Auxiliary monitors with articulated hinge

According to an aspect of the disclosure, an auxiliary monitor system is provided. The auxiliary monitor system includes a first auxiliary monitor configured to be coupled to a primary monitor, a second auxiliary monitor, and at least one fastener configured to removably couple the first auxiliary monitor to the second auxiliary monitor.

Auxiliary monitor system

An apparatus, system and method for regulating fluid flow are disclosed. An apparatus for infusing fluid into a patient includes a housing, a tube-contact member, a rotating arm, and a tube-retention cover. The housing has an opening on a front side of the housing. The opening is sized to receive a drip chamber having an inlet tube and an outlet tube. The tube-contact member contacts one of the inlet tube and the output tube of the drip chamber when inserted into the opening. The rotating arm is coupled to the tube-contact member and is configured to rotate along an axis. The tube-retention cover is configured to close when the drip chamber is initially loaded into the opening.

Apparatus for monitoring, regulating, or controlling fluid flow

A flow control apparatus includes a body, a door, a drip chamber holster, and a valve. The door is pivotally coupled to the body. The drip chamber holster is coupled to one of the body or the door to retain a drip chamber. The valve is disposed within the body and is configured to receive a fluid line coupled to the drip chamber when the door is in an open position. The valve is operatively coupled to the door to secure the fluid line within the valve when the door is in a closed position.

Flow meier having a valve

Foldable auxiliary monitor

An insertion device is disclosed. The insertion device includes a base portion, a top portion slidably connected to the base portion, an introduction needle, a catheter in slidable relation to the introduction needle, and a substantially cylindrical flash chamber, the flash chamber having an inlet in fluid communication with the introduction needle. The flash chamber is connected to the base portion, the top portion slidably engages with the flash chamber, and the catheter and the top portion slidably advance with respect to the introduction needle and the base portion.

Medical device insertion apparatus, system and method

A reconfigurable modular brush has a brush head including brush-head upper and lower surfaces extending longitudinally along a brush-head axis between brush-head first and second ends. Laterally opposed brush-head first and second sides extend between the brush-head upper and lower surfaces and longitudinally between the brush-head first and second ends. A bristle array is defined by a plurality of bristles protruding from the brush-head lower surface. A brush handle includes a grip portion and a brush-head mount, the brush handle having a lengthwise extent disposed generally along a handle axis between handle proximate and distal ends. The brush head and brush-head mount are cooperatively configured such that the handle can selectively capture and retain the brush head. Moreover, the longitudinal orientation in which the brush head is captured and retained by the brush handle is selectively reversible.

Reconfigurable modular brush and associated brush kits

A flow meter, and related system and method are provided. The flow meter includes a coupler, a support member, an image sensor, a valve, and one or more processors. The coupler is adapted to couple to a drip chamber. The support member is operatively coupled to the coupler. The image sensor has a field of view and is operatively coupled to the support member. The image sensor is positioned to view the drip chamber within the field of view. The one or more processors are operatively coupled to the image sensor to receive image data therefrom and to the actuator to actuate the valve. The one or more processors are configured to estimate a flow of fluid through the drip chamber and to actuate the valve to control the flow of fluid through the drip chamber to achieve a target flow rate.

A control handle for use with a suture device operable through an endoscope includes a grip attachment configured to be secured to an endoscope and a control housing operably secured to the grip attachment. A catheter housing is moveably disposed within the control housing and adapted to releasably secure the suture catheter such that translation of the catheter housing causes translation of the suture catheter. A lever is rotatably securable relative to the catheter housing such that rotation of the lever relative to the catheter housing causes the catheter housing to move relative to the control housing. A sliding tab is disposed relative to the lever such that movement of the sliding tab relative to the lever causes the suture catheter to translate relative to the control wire disposed within the suture catheter.

Control handle for endoscopic suturing

Apparatus to control fluid flow through a tube

Growing community of inventors

Cambridge, MA, United States of America

Brian H Yoo