Liko Research & Development Ab

Catherine Ringbjer

Mattias Andersson

David M Girardeau

Elin K Dovervik

Ronnie Arespong

Anders Joakim Eriksson

Lars Eklof

Johanna Sundqvist

Åsa Lundström

Hanna Youngström

Kelli F Rempel

John Eskilsson

Robert Alveblom

Asa Lundstrom

Nelda R Johnson

William Brian Bishop

Richard J Schuman

David Lundberg

Erik Roehl

Whitney Pesot

Elin Doverik

A subject support system includes a sling, a clamp, and a strap coupled to the clamp. The sling includes an outer perimeter extending around and defining a support region of the sling and a visual indicator positioned along the outer perimeter of the sling. The clamp is selectively coupled to the visual indicator. The clamp is repositionable between a closed position, in which the clamp is engaged with the visual indicator, and an open position, in which the clamp is disengaged from the visual indicator. The strap coupled to the clap is configured to couple the clamp to a lift mechanism.

Subject support slings including visual indicators for coupling to lift mechanisms

A device includes a textile main body, and one or more indicator elements on the textile main body, or on a label fixed to the textile main body, for indicating date information. The indicator elements include a plurality of severable portions spaced from the main body or the label on which they are provided. Each of the severable portions is associated with date information such that by cutting one or more of the severable portions a date of use of the device or a date of inspection of the device is indicated. A device having indicator elements of this type has the advantage that the indication of a date of first use or a date of inspection can be made easily, can be read easily and will be durable over many laundry cycles.

Device with date of first use indicator, label for indicating a date of first use and a method of recording the date of first use of a device

A person support device comprises a body support, a first support loop, and a second support loop. The body support is configured to support at least a portion of a person. The first support loop is coupled to the body support and extends there from a first distance. The second support loop is coupled to the body support and is overlappingly coupled along a portion of the first support loop. The second support loop extends a second distance from the body support.

Person support device

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Lulea, Sweden

Catherine Ringbjer