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The Bridgeport Metal Goods Manufacturing Company

Telco Systems, Inc.

Software House Inc.

Hopman, Nicholas C.

Lodato, Franco

Williams, Daniel L.

David Paul Chastain

Benjamin Janes Beck

Gregory H Hunter

Michel D Arney

Stephen Offsey

Matthew M Zavracky

John David Gundlach

Kenneth S Solovay

Kevin O'Connor

Alan Richard

Matthew D Abelson

Daniel L Williams

Franco Lodato

Jack P Salerno

Nicholas C Hopman

Bill Gregory

Rud Istvan

Michael Salem

Andrew Jones

James Clement Bishop

Scott Chapps

Alan D Walker

Harvey A Koselka

Mark Joseph Fanning

Robert Brady

Ron Robinson

Timothy J Kelley

Andrew K Moore

Craig Drager

William Ernest Seaton

David Porat

Donald L Meyer

David B Shine

Roger James Morris

Jean-Pierre Bernard Gayral

Arthur Rousmaniere

Clifford W Karl

Andrew G Zeigler

Thomas Burchard

Joel Chartier

Paul Springer

Carl L Madore

Stephen Guerrera

Bernard Jean Limon

Gregory R Madden

J Christopher Flaherty

John Darin Fiegener

John C Costello

John T Garibotto

Thorben Neu

David D Plummer

Zivthan A Dubrovsky

Jesse Alan Marcelle

Pete Kajuch

Roy Alden Thompson

William J Gorman

Joseph Robert Geringer

Luis Pedraza

Roy A Thompson

Thomas W Turner

Bryan W Kluttz

John R Bussiere

Luigi Catanzariti

Geoff A McKinley

Ari Tao Adler

Jack Gundlach

Peter K Bates

Harry West

James Robert Harger

John L Moss

Douglas W Kroncke

Marcela Vera-Garcia

James G Moe

Louis Graziano

Dennis A Galowitz

Fabio Gennari

Thomas J Hansel

Richard O'Brien

James J Lane, Jr

Maryann Finiw

Arthur L Garland

Gary T Wenger

Daniel Ray Williams

Larry Versteeg

James L Peterson

Richard M Fischer

Arthur Raymond King, Iv

Richard B Moore

Louis Pedraza

James Stark

Bruce P Macrae

Thomas Striegler

Wayne T Brezovar

Michael L Doll

Matthew Zayracky

William W Gregory

Gauray Rohatgi

Kevin Robert Young

Brian Matteson

Stephanie Schwarz

A wireless monitoring system and, more particularly, a wireless monitoring system for detecting and transmitting physiological data. The present invention detects physiological data relating to a patient's cardiac activity and respiration rate and transmits the data to a remote base station via telemetry. The base station processes the data so that the data can be display by an ECG monitor.

Wireless ECG system

A wireless monitoring system and, more particularly, a wireless monitoring system for detecting and transmitting physiological data. The present invention detects physiological data relating to a patients cardiac activity and respiration rate and transmits the data to a remote base station via telemetry. The base station processes the data so that the data can be displayed by an ECG monitor.

A cardiac monitoring system that detects electrical signals from a patient's heart and wirelessly transmits the signals digitally to a remote base station via telemetry. The base station converts the digital signals back to analog electrical signals that can be read by an electrocardiograph (ECG) monitor.

A cardiac monitoring system and, more particularly, a wireless electrocardiograph (ECG) system. The present invention detects electrical signals from a patient's heart and transmits the signals digitally to a remote base station via telemetry. The base station converts the digital signals back to an analog electrical signals that can be read by an ECG monitor.

A transcutaneous access tool includes a first cannula moveable along an axis, a fixed member including an elongated prong extending parallel with the axis, and a deployment member secured to the first cannula and movable along the axis away from the fixed member. The deployment member includes spaced-apart, resiliently flexible fingers extending parallel with the axis and having distal ends that are laterally enlarged with respect to the axis. The resiliently flexible fingers are received on the prong of the fixed member. A second cannula is disposed within the lumen of the first cannula, and retraction member is secured to the second cannula and is movable along the axis. The retraction member includes at least one catch catching on the laterally enlarged distal ends of the fingers of the deployment element when the fingers are laterally held apart by the prong of the fixed member.

Components and methods for patient infusion device

A fenestration unit including screen coil apparatus is provided by the invention. The fenestration unit includes a frame defining an opening. A sash- is slideably received by the opening of the frame. The fenestration unit includes a screen coil assembly attached to the sash. The screen coil assembly includes a screen having first and second edges, and a roll core, wherein the screen is capable of being coiled and uncoiled on the roll core. The fenestration unit further includes an edge support having first and second support members having at least a portion located between the frame and the sash, the first and second support members for fastening to the screen first and second edges.

Fenestration unit with screen coil apparatus

Continuous wearable electrode connector assembly for ECG monitoring

A window having a window panel that slides in a frame and at least one balancer that is secured to the window panel is disclosed. The window is of the tiltable hung type having a vertical operating position in which the balancer slides with the window panel in the frame and a tilted position in which the balancer remains secured to the window panel. The balancer includes an extensible member having a first end operatively coupled to the balancer and a second end operatively coupled to a frame so that the balancer can exert a force on the window panel to assist against the force of gravity when the window panel is in the vertical operating position. A method of constructing a tiltable hung window with a balancer secured to the window panel is also disclosed.

Window panel balance apparatus and method

Connector for wearable electrode connector assembly for ECG monitoring

Battery pack for wireless ECG monitoring system

A cosmetics container ( ) is adapted for one hand operation. The body ( ) of the container ( ) defines a reservoir ( ) with cosmetics therein and further defines a passage ( ) from the reservoir ( ) and container ( ). A resilient wiper ( ) is mounted adjacent to the passage ( ). A cosmetics applicator ( ) is slidably supported within the reservoir ( ) for movement from a loading position to a use position extending through the passage ( ). A drive assembly including a knob ( ) on the exterior of the container ( ) adapted for one hand manipulation slides a drive belt ( ) having one end connected to the applicator ( ) in the reservoir ( ) and the other end connected to a cover ( ). Operation of the knob ( ) in a first direction simultaneously withdraws the cover ( ) and propels the applicator ( ) from the reservoir ( ). An umbrella pump ( ) is mounted with the application ( ) and lifts cosmetics to a loading zone adjacent the wiper ( ), and carries cosmetics from the walls of the container ( ) to a pump zone lower end of the container ( ).

Cosmetics container and applicator for one hand operation

A method of fabricating a display system includes bonding a silicon substrate to a second substrate with an insulating layer. The silicon substrate is thinned to form a thin film silicon-on-insulator (SOI) structure. A matrix display circuit is formed with the SOI structure. A light shield pattern is formed over regions of the matrix display circuit. A light source, the matrix display circuit and a magnifying lens are positioned within a display housing such that light from the light source is directed onto the display and an image on the display is magnified by the lens for viewing by a user.

Method of fabricating a matrix display system

A padlock is provided with a multi-layer protective metal shell having non-aligned, alternating seams among the various layers, primary and secondary key-operable locks attached to the shackle of the padlock by a drive linkage that will fail before the primary and secondary locks to maintain the integrity of the lock, an ergonomic shape, an offset shackle for facilitating use of the lock in close-quarters applications, and a modular cushioned bumper for attachment to the outside of the lock body that is color-coded to correspond to a key and includes a protective cover over the keyway accessing the lock cylinder which is moveable to facilitate insertion of the key into the padlock.

Padlock

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Acton, MA, United States of America

David Paul Chastain