Alcon, Inc.

Novartis Ag

Alcon Laboratories, Inc.

Alcon Research, Ltd.

Basic Needs, Inc.

David M Weston

John Christopher Huculak

Argelio Michael Olivera

David A Thoe

Roger D Thomas

Mark J Buczek

Russell L Finlay

Robert H Peterson

James R Dennewill

John Koontz

William Monteleone

Patrick K Hassett

Mark J Forchette

Kevin Creed

Jack Robert Auld

Michael D Morgan

Matthew Braden Flowers

Ahmet Tezel

Matthew D McCawley

Marshall Proulx

Donn D Lobdell

Jiansheng Zhou

Andrew Mason Hahn

John A Ripley

Douglas M Fanney

Richard L Zaleski, Ii

John C Huculak

Paul C Pynckel

David A Eister

Paul R Hallen

Kevin M Creed

Jeremy Robert Roth

Katherine C Wilcox

Marc Nestor

Chris Mudd

Heather Ready

Pierre Boisier

Intraocular lens delivery device

Surgical foot pedal

Remote control for a surgical console

A ophthalmic surgical console system reduces kinking or flow restrictions in the tubing/cables attached to a ophthalmic surgical console by rotatably mounting the head of the surgical console to the base of the surgical console. The screen on which surgical parameter outputs are displayed and control inputs are made is attached to the ophthalmic surgical console using a movable adjustable arm.

Ophthalmic surgical console system

A tray support arm assembly provides for the positioning of a tray and an attached movable arm in a substantially horizontal orientation with respect to the console portion of a machine for use and a substantially vertical orientation with respect to the console portion of a machine for storage. The tray support arm assembly includes a lockable tray rotation joint, a lockable wrist joint, a lower arm assembly, a lockable elbow joint, an upper assembly and a lockable shoulder joint.

Tray support arm assembly

Surgical console

Footswitch

Hand-held remote control device

Corneal topographer

A keyboard is adjustably supported in an ergonomically neutral position relative to a typist's forearm, wrist and fingers nonetheless that the elevation, and attendant magnitude, of a support also provided to the typist's wrist is conveniently independently variably adjustable. The two adjustments increase comfort while reducing fatigue and repetitive motion injury, particularly carpal tunnel syndrome. A planar keyboard support member is variably supported at typically six (6) different angles from 0.degree. to 15.degree. by a support mechanism typically in the shape of a hinged arm engaging a selected channel, or groove. A padded wrist rest, normally hinged to the keyboard support, is independently adjustable to typically four (4) different elevations, preferably by use of an eccentric cam. The wrist rest preferably defines an interior cavity for holding pencils and other objects. A console for holding paper clips and like objects is selectively attachable to the keyboard support member, and is a copyholder for holding paper copy is in turn selectively attachable to the console.

Ergometric combination adjustable keyboard support stand and wrist rest,

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Newport Beach, CA, United States of America

David M Weston