Imricor Medical Systems, Inc.

Poma 22 LLC

Bryan Brutlag

Steven R Wedan

Thomas W Lloyd

Gregg S Stenzel

Steve Harrington

Douglas A Page

James Alan Kalthoff

Joy Salvatin Lee

Steve Harvey Perusse

Bill Campbell

Judy Emaus

Joshua Lee

Steven Harvey Perusse

One or more battery-operated fans are integrated into a hard hat and pull air through a filter to remove contaminants in the air. The filtered air passes through one or more channels in the hard hat and exits the hard hat through an air curtain exit located near the user's face. The exiting air leaves with sufficient velocity to form an air curtain. A user wearing goggles or other protective eyewear will have the filtered air current pass in front of the eyewear. Paint and other contaminant particles that are in the air will not be able to contact the outer surface of the eyewear, as the particles will not be able to pass through the curtain of filtered air.

Hard hat

Hard hat with filtered, battery-operated air flow system and method

A method of using a MR compatible deflectable catheter is provided. The MR compatible deflectable catheter includes a steerable sheath having a tubular shaft. The tubular shaft receives first and second longitudinal movement wires at a distal end thereof. A control handle is coupled to a proximal end of the first and second longitudinal movement wires and causes longitudinal movement of the wires. Longitudinal movement of the wires causes the catheter to deflect approximately 180 degrees.

MRI compatible handle and steerable sheath

An MR compatible deflectable catheter and method of using the same is provided. The MR compatible deflectable catheter includes a steerable sheath having a tubular shaft. The tubular shaft receives first and second longitudinal movement wires at a distal end thereof. A control handle is coupled to a proximal end of the first and second longitudinal movement wires and causes longitudinal movement of the wires.

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Minneapolis, MN, United States of America

Bryan Brutlag