Medtronic, Inc.

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Christian S Nielsen

Gordon Orvis Munns

Timothy T Bomstad

Craig L Schmidt

John Daniel Norton

Prabhakar A Tamirisa

Brad Conrad Tischendorf

Thomas P Miltich

Anthony W Rorvick

Markus W Reiterer

Anthony M Chasensky

Eric H Bonde

Erik R Scott

John E Kast

Phillip C Falkner

Randy S Roles

Xuan K Wei

Bernard Q Li

Chris J Paidosh

Joseph J Viavattine

Reginald D Robinson

Rajesh V Iyer

Andrew Jason Thom

Mark Edward Viste

Paul B Young

Joachim Hossick-Schott

Collette M Vanelzen

Andrew J Ries

Timothy J Denison

Richard T Stone

Gabriela C Molnar

Michael Jay Ebert

Todd V Smith

Shawn C Kelley

Kunal J Paralikar

David A Dinsmoor

Mark D Breyen

Duane L Bourget

Joel A Anderson

Kurt J Casby

Gaurav Jain

Forrest C M Pape

David P Haas

Walter Carl Sunderland

Jeffrey J Louwagie

Jakub Gregor

Stephen J Roddy

Hui Ye

Parthasarathy M Gomadam

Leo J Brabeck

Jeffrey D Chaput

Thomas M Henderson

Thomas W Kanitz

Jody Klaassen

John K Day

Erik J Hovland

Michael E Clarke

Javier Gordillo

Frank T Greenwald

Tim T Bomstad

John Tony Kinard

Brian John Melody

Peng Cong

William K Wenger

William John Taylor

Wesley A Santa

Steven Joseph May

Hailiang Zhao

Paul C Ray

William L Johnson

Jeffrey A Swanson

Joachim Hossick Schott

Martin Suvak

Raman Bahulekar

Lance B Lohstreter

Daniel Stenko

Anton Bondariev

Sean Chen

Olexandr Shepelyuk

Anne R Kamm

Mark E Viste

Markus W Réitérer

Jody J Klaassen

Collete M Vanelzen

Aircraft wingtip lighting

An apparatus having a foil pack defining a device enclosure and a fluid conduit defining a fluid channel. The device enclosure may be configured to hold an energy storage device such as a battery or capacitor. The fluid conduit defines a fluid channel configured to allow a flow from the device enclosure through a test port defined by the fluid conduit. The apparatus is configured to establish a vacuum in the device enclosure when a vacuum is established in the fluid channel (e.g., during leak testing of the device enclosure). A scaffolding within the fluid conduit is configured to configured to resist a collapse of the fluid channel when the vacuum is established in the fluid channel.

Foil pack

Cockpit map light

Aircraft cabin flood light

Separator and electrolyte composites include a porous self-supporting separator film between or adjacent one or two electrolyte films. The electrolyte films may contain a glyme or mixture of glymes, LiX salt and complexing agent, such as PEO. The porous self-supporting separator film may be used dry or wetted with a liquid electrolyte composition. Solid state batteries and electrochemical cells are disclosed that include the described separator and electrolyte composites in combination with an anode and a cathode.

Composite separator and electrolyte for electrochemical cells

A surgical device configured to surround an implantable medical device that includes a collagen membrane and a coating embedded in the membrane, the coating including at least one active pharmaceutical ingredient.

Surgical system and methods of use

Handheld electronic controller

A neuromodulation therapy is delivered via at least one electrode implanted subcutaneously and superficially to a fascia layer superficial to a nerve of a patient. In one example, an implantable medical device is deployed along a superficial surface of a deep fascia tissue layer superficial to a nerve of a patient. Electrical stimulation energy is delivered to the nerve through the deep fascia tissue layer via implantable medical device electrodes.

Minimally invasive implantable neurostimulation system

A method of manufacturing a surgical device including providing a substrate having opposite first and second sides. The second side having a first section and a second section. Coupling a substrate to a fixture such that the first side faces the fixture and depositing a gel onto the second side such that the gel coats the first section without coating the second section.

Various embodiments of a hermetically-sealed package and a method of forming such package are disclosed. The package includes a housing that extends along a housing axis between a first end and a second end, where the housing includes first and second opaque portions and a transparent portion disposed between the first and second opaque portions. The first opaque portion is hermetically sealed to a first end of the transparent portion and the second opaque portion is hermetically sealed to a second end of the transparent portion. At least one of the first and second opaque portions is hermetically sealed to the transparent portion by a weld ring. The package further includes a power source disposed within the housing, and an inductive coil disposed at least partially within the transparent portion of the housing and electrically connected to the power source.

Sealed package and method of forming same

Systems, devices and methods allow inductive recharging of a power source located within or coupled to an implantable medical device while the device is implanted in a patient. The implantable devices in some examples include a multi-axis antenna having a plurality of coil windings arranged orthogonal to one another. The multi-axis antenna configured to generate at least a minimum level of induced current for recharging a power source of the implanted medical device regardless of the orientation of a direction of a magnetic field imposed on the multi-axis antenna relative to an orientation of the implanted medical device and the multi-axis antenna for a given energy level of the imposed magnetic field.

Multi-axis coil for implantable medical device

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River Falls, WI, United States of America

Christian S Nielsen