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Hand Held Products, Inc.

Chris R Roberts

Allan I Krauter

Steven R Slawson

Ervin Goldfain

Raymond A Lia

Robert L Vivenzio

John R Strom

William H Lagerway

Peter J Davis

Michael A Pasik

Robert J Wood

Richard A Tamburrino

Jeffrey J Perkins

Scott W Osiecki

Timothy R Fitch

John A Lane

Scott Andrew Martin

Ronald J Kingston

Thaddeus J Wawro

Jon R Salvati

Todd B Abernethy

Corinn C Fahrenkrug

Michael E Bausch

Cynthia A Kuiper

David L Kellner

Michael T McMahon

Rachel L Williamson

Matthew J Kinsley

Sean R Karla

Eric Michael Andreassen

Charles N Stewart

Shawn A Briggman

David Tufenkjian

Scott P Gucciardi

David C Woods

Tyson B Whitaker

Yaolong Lou

Ronald A Hauptli

Eric Joseph Laurin

Jennifer Bergstrom

Christopher L Long

WonKyung McSweeney

Zachary K Boronka

Ching Yue Yeung

Thomas A Gurgol

Megan Schneider

Paul Dusatko

Daniel Sivilich

Scott P Guicciardi

Tiffany L Moon

Mathias Mereles

William Lagerway

Stacie L Brough

David Woods

Rebecca Quilty-Koval

Wonkyung Mcsweeney

Dan Debrah

A medical device includes a handle portion downwardly extending from an examination portion. The handle portion has opposing upper and lower open ends and a through cavity extending therebetween. An illumination assembly mounted within the open upper end of cavity includes a housing, at least one battery disposed within the housing, and an LED disposed at the distal end of an arm extending from the housing. The housing is mounted through the open upper end of the through cavity. According to at least one version, the at least one battery can be removed without removing the housing from the handle portion. The extending arm is supported by the examination portion and configured to provide illumination to a medical target. The medical device can include a vaginal speculum, sigmoidoscope, laryngoscope, anoscope, or other hand-held medical device.

Integrated illumination assembly for handheld medical devices

An example device is configured to capture an image of a patient. The devices includes a camera configured to capture the image of the patient. The device further: captures contextual data associated with the image; allows a caregiver to select the image to be stored; forwards the image and the contextual data to a remote server for processing using artificial intelligence; and receives a proposed diagnosis from the remote server based upon the image and the contextual data.

Digital image screening and/or diagnosis using artificial intelligence

An adapter includes a substantially rigid body having a distal portion, a proximal portion, a central opening formed at least in part by an inner wall of the body, and a longitudinal axis extending substantially centrally through the opening. The distal portion includes an annular ring having a top surface and a ridge disposed opposite the top surface, the ridge extending substantially perpendicular to the longitudinal axis. The distal. The adapter also includes a seal configured to form a substantially fluid-tight seal with a surface of a fitting removably attachable to the adapter.

Connectors for medical equipment

A vision screening system for testing the vision of a patient is described herein. The vision screening system may include a vision screening device configured to perform a number of vision screening tests. For example, the system may be configured to determine or generate a graphical representation for display to the patient, via the vision screening device, to evaluate the health of the patient's vision and/or detect abnormal vision behavior. The system may be configured to evaluate image/video data recorded by the vision screening device to determine measurements associated with the patient during the vision screening. The system may be configured to analyze the measurements to generate a diagnosis recommendation associated with the vision of the patient. The system may also be configured to display the recommendation and/or the measurements, along with additional screening data, to a tester conducting the vision test.

Vision screening device and methods

A vision screening apparatus conducts a photorefraction ocular screening test to generate refractive error data. Based on the refractive error data, a Snellen equivalent is determined. An evaluated person distance from the vision screening apparatus is also determined and used to generate an adjusted optotype size. The vision screening apparatus displays the optotype, adjusted for the Snellen equivalent and the evaluated person distance.

Visual acuity examination

A light assembly for a hand-held medical diagnostic instrument. The light assembly includes a substrate having a top surface and a bottom surface, a light source mounted to the top surface, and the bottom surface having first and second electrical terminals. The light assembly further includes a circuit board disposed inclined to the substrate, the circuit board having first and second electrical terminals, a first connector mounting and electrically connecting the first electrical terminal of the substrate to the first electrical terminal of the circuit board, a second connector mounting and electrically connecting the second electrical terminal of the substrate to the second electrical terminal of the circuit board, a heat sink, and a thermal conductor thermally connecting at least one of the first and second electrical terminals of the substrate to the heat sink.

Replacement light assembly

A blood pressure sleeve includes a first sheet having a top side and a bottom side and a second sheet having a top surface and a bottom surface. The second sheet is attached to the first sheet and defines an inflatable portion, the first and second sheets each having a fluid impermeable surface. The inflatable portion includes an opening sized for receiving a port that interconnects the exterior of the sleeve with the interior of the inflatable portion and in which the first sheet includes a slotted portion opposite the port and aligned therewith to receive the port when the sleeve is wrapped about the limb of a patient, and in which at least a portion of the wrapped cuff is treated to reduce frictional effects.

Blood pressure sleeve

An adapter for permitting a medical diagnostic instrument having an illumination source including at least one LED (light emitting diode) to be used with a power supply normally configured for use with a diagnostic instrument having at least one incandescent lamp as an illumination source. The adapter includes circuitry for compensating LED specific characteristics for permitting the power supply to be used with the LED.

Electrical adapter for medical diagnostic instruments using LEDs as illumination sources

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Skaneateles, NY, United States of America

Chris R Roberts