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Bryan Patrick Flaherty

Richard G Caro

Bhairavi Parikh

Daniel K Hildebrand

Terah Whiting Smiley

Mark H Sher

David J Chazan

Mark Sher

Kevin Nason

Jonathan P Fay

Abraham John Totah

Ketan P Muni

James Stone

James H Silver

Daniel K Hallock

Matthijs P Smits

Kyle Imatani

John Kaiser

Dong-Chune Christopher Chung

Rodney C Perkins

Paul Rucker

David James Anvar

Jake L Olsen

William Loyd Mince

Wesley Chung Joe

Edmond Ming Wai Chiu

Vineet Bansal

Iljong Lee

David John Brude

Peter Dy

Bhairavi R Parikh

Claudio Argento

Barry Cheskin

Eduardo Sager, Jr

Alfred Christian Walton

Ohnmar Khin

David J Anvar

Brian A Awabdy

Johnathan Fay

Chris Chung

Accommodating intraocular lenses including an optic having an anterior element and a posterior element defining an optic fluid chamber, wherein the optic is aspheric across all powers throughout accommodation or disaccommodation. Intraocular lenses, optionally accommodating, where an optic portion is centered with a midline of a height of the peripheral portion, the height measured in the anterior to posterior direction.

Accommodating intraocular lenses

Hearing aid devices, methods of manufacture, methods of use, and kits are provided. In certain aspects, the hearing aid devices comprise an apparatus having a transducer and a retention structure comprising a shape profile corresponding to a tissue of the user, and a layer of elastomer.

Contact hearing device and retention structure materials

Embodiments of the invention are directed to a microactuator including using (i) an ingress membrane mounting ring adhesive positioned on an ingress membrane mounting surface to mount an ingress membrane and (ii) a flexible encapsulation shield mounted on a support band and extending over the ingress membrane mounting ring and (iii) a first reed adhesive connecting the ingress membrane to a microactuator reed at an ingress membrane reed opening and (iv) a second reed adhesive positioned on and covering the first reed adhesive, the second reed adhesive extending from the ingress membrane to the microactuator reed.

Tympanic lens for hearing device with reduced fluid ingress

Accommodating intraocular lenses and methods of use. The accommodating intraocular lenses include peripheral regions that are adapted to be more responsive to certain types of forces than to other types of forces. For example, the accommodating intraocular lenses can include haptics that are stiffer in an anterior-to-posterior direction than in a radial direction.

Accommodating intraocular lenses and methods of use

The flow rate of a gaseous sample of exhaled breath through an analytical device is controlled by a pump, and in certain embodiments two pumps. Placement of the analyte sensor in a secondary stream branching off of the primary stream through the device offers further control over the manner, duration, and quantity of the breath that is placed in contact with the sensor.

Controlling flow of exhaled breath during analysis

A high-sensitivity analyzer for nitric oxide in exhaled breath at levels of 200 ppb or less with a sensor containing cytochrome C is rendered capable of multiple uses without the need for installing a new sensor for each use. This capability is achieved by regenerating the analyzer after each use by purging the sensor and surrounding regions with NO-free air in a controlled manner, preferably in pulses separated by equilibration periods.

Analyzer for nitric oxide in exhaled breath with multiple-use sensor

The present invention is a disposable sensor for use with a device that quantifies analytes in a gaseous sample. It comprises (i) a sensing element, (ii) a means for interfacing the disposable sensor with a gas analysis device, and (iii) a housing. When used with a device that can quantify the concentration of an analyte in a gas sample, the present invention facilitates the use of exhaled breath analysis as a clinical tool.

Disposable sensor for use in measuring an analyte in gaseous sample

A method of providing phototherapy to a patient. In some embodiments, the method includes the steps of placing a patient on a rigid support surface of a phototherapy device, the support surface being adapted to support the patient without substantial deformation; transmitting light from a light source through a first portion of the support surface to the patient; and limiting light transmission from the light source through a second portion of the support surface.

Phototherapy method

A phototherapy system having a rigid support surface adapted to support a patient without substantial deformation; a light source disposed so as to transmit light through the support surface; and a mask adapted to permit light transmission from the light source through a first portion of the support surface and to limit light transmission from the light source through a second portion of the support surface.

Phototherapy device

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Half Moon Bay, CA, United States of America

Bryan Patrick Flaherty