Zoll Circulation, Incorporated

Boston Scientific Scimed, Inc.

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David T Lawrence

Byron J Reynolds

Frank W Ingle

Ian Smith

Nikhil S Joshi

Byron Chun

Rebecca Tin

Melanie L Harris

Ian Charles Smith

Joe Koblish

Bob Bencini

Jim Mazzone

Anna G Prestezog

Robert F Bencini

James Mazzone

Dean Walter Severns

Dean W Severns

Ari M Manoukian

Kelsey A Petersen

A CPR chest compression device with a cooling exhaust flow path configured to direct cooling air flow through the device. A CPR chest compression device with a battery retainer interoperable with the control system to provide for controlled shut-down when an operator attempts to remove the battery during operation.

CPR compression device with cooling system and battery removal detection

A chest compression device with a chest compression belt assembly including guards and sensors operable with a control system to control operation of the system depending on detection of proper installation of the guards.

Compression belt assembly for a chest compression device

Fishing rod holder

Rod holder

In some implementations, a method of ablating body tissue includes (a) locating an inflatable balloon portion of a cryotherapy balloon catheter at a treatment site internal to a patient's body, and inflating the inflatable balloon portion; (b) employing electrodes that are disposed on an expandable surface of the inflatable balloon portion to electrically characterize body tissue at the treatment site; (c) ablating the body tissue by supplying a cryotherapy agent to the inflatable balloon portion to cool the body tissue to a therapeutic temperature; (d) employing the electrodes to determine whether the ablating caused desired electrical changes in the body tissue; and (e) repeating (c) and (d) when it is determined that the ablating did not cause the desired electrical changes.

Balloon catheter with flexible electrode assemblies

A cryotherapy catheter can include an elongate member and an inflatable balloon portion at a distal end of the elongate member. The inflatable balloon portion can have an external surface and an interior chamber, and the external surface can include a cooling region and a thermally insulated region. The interior chamber can be configured to receive during a cryotherapy procedure a cryogenic agent for extracting heat from body tissue that is in contact with the cooling region. A thermal profiling component can be disposed in the interior chamber and configured to thermally insulate the thermally insulated region from the cryogenic agent to minimize heat extraction by the cryogenic agent from body tissue that is in contact with the thermally insulated region.

Providing cryotherapy with a balloon catheter having a non-uniform thermal profile

Electrical mapping and cryo ablating with a balloon catheter

Fishing rod organizer

Fluid power electricity generator

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David T Lawrence