Lantech.com, LLC

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Tc1 LLC

Thoratec Corporation

Lantech, Inc.

Globechek Intellectual Holdings, LLC

David Gary Eldridge

Patrick R Lancaster, Iii

Richard L Johnson

Donnie Norris

Curtis W Martin

Yi-Ren Woo

Willie Martin Hall

Eric T Lee

Steven H Reichenbach

Joseph C Stark, Iii

William V Hodges

Fabian Franco

Philip R Moore

Stephen G Briana

Pieter W C J Le Blanc

Joseph Donald Norris

Christopher Sandfort

Jeremy D McCray

Onur Dur

Andrew MacDonell

Scott Kramer

Thomas George Kilavos

Patrick R Lancaster

Carine Hoarau

John Nguyen

John Donald Hill

Steven E DeGrasse

William J Mallon

Adam M Katz

Pete Cardamone

Kenneth J McDowell, Jr

Chris Eskildsen

John J Hagerty, Jr

Steven Hack

Jeremy D Anderson

Joseph C Iii Stark

Andrew Macdonnell

Fabian Frigon Franco

Patrick R Lancaster Iii

Iii Patrick R Lancaster

An apparatus and method for wrapping a palletized load are provided. The apparatus preferably includes a film dispenser for dispensing a film web, at least one guide rollers configured to engage the width of the film web, and at least one roping element. The at least one roping element may be a cable rolling roper configured to roll a portion of the film web into a rolled cable of film. The apparatus may also include means for providing relative rotation between the load and the dispenser to wrap a roped portion of the film web around a base of the load/top portion of a pallet supporting the load.

Method and apparatus for securing a load to a pallet with a roped film web

The eye examination kiosk and method may comprise a structure for rotating and/or translating ophthalmologic examination devices such as an auto-refractor, an auto-keratometer, a corneal topographer, a fundus camera, an external photo camera, a perimeter, a lensmeter, a specular microscope, a retinal and external eye imager, an Optical Coherence Tomographer (OCT), or a non-contact tonometer into a position such that they may be used for examination of a patient. The kiosk outer shell may comprise an opening allowing the ophthalmologic examination equipment to perform eye examinations of a patient. Eye examination results are transmitted to a remote location where they are read by a physician, who transmits examination findings and recommendations for follow up treatment to the patient. The results may include the identity of qualified physicians who practice geographically near the patient, or who are qualified to treat a patient for a specific condition indication.

Eye examination kiosk system and method for remote eye examination

Systems, methods, and devices for securing a driveline to a portion of skin are disclosed herein. The driveline can connect an external controller to an implantable blood pump. The skin anchor can include a driveline capture portion. The driveline capture portion can receive the driveline and fix a position of the driveline with respect to the driveline capture portion. The driveline capture portion includes: a driveline receiver that can receive the driveline; and a driveline anchor that can engage the driveline to fix the position of the driveline with respect to the driveline receiver. The skin anchor can include a force distribution portion. The force distribution portion can engage a portion of skin and fix a position of the portion of skin with respect to the force distribution portion.

Percutaneous driveline anchor devices and methods of use

Disclosed are systems for wireless energy transfer including transcutaneous energy transfer. Embodiments are disclosed for electrical connections between an implanted wireless receiver and an implanted medical device powered by the receiver. Methods for manufacturing and using the devices and system are also disclosed.

Electrical connectors for implantable devices

A blood pump includes a hub having an axis of rotation and a generally cylindrical shape. The hub has an upstream end region, a central region, and a downstream end region, and the hub includes a magnetic material. Blades that are disposed on the downstream end region of the hub extend downstream of the hub.

Pump and method for mixed flow blood pumping

Multiaxial connector for implantable devices

Apparatus for securing a load to a pallet with a roped film web

An apparatus for clamping packaging material may include a packaging material holder. The packaging material holder may include a first jaw, a second jaw, opposing the first jaw, and a jaw opening between the first and second jaws. The jaw opening may be configured to receive a portion of packaging material. The packaging material holder may include an inflatable structure configured to fill at least a portion of the opening. The apparatus also may include a packaging material insertion tool configured to insert the portion of packaging material into the jaw opening for clamping.

Film clamp and related methods and apparatuses for wrapping loads

A blood pump includes a rotor having a flared portion downstream proximate a downstream bearing that supports the rotor. The flared portion of the rotor includes a width greater than a width of an upstream portion of the rotor. A blood pump also includes a housing having an internal wall with a flared portion downstream of a motor stator and proximate a transverse outlet.

Pumping blood

An apparatus and method for wrapping a palletized load are provided. The apparatus preferably includes a film dispenser for dispensing a film web, at least one drive down roller configured to engage the width of the film web, and at least one roping mechanism. The at least one roping mechanism may be a cable rolling element configured to roll a portion of the film web into a rolled cable of film. The apparatus may also include an assembly for providing relative rotation between the load and the dispenser to wrap a roped portion of the film web around a base of the load/top portion of a pallet supporting the load.

Method for securing a load to a pallet with a roped film web

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Brentwood, CA, United States of America

David Gary Eldridge