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Denio A Leone

David Baird

Thomas P Hink

Lloyd W Hemphill

Donald J Keehan, Jr

Mark C Mutch

Mark B Thompson

Neck guard for radiation scatter prevention

A radiation scatter anesthesia protection system designed to attach to a procedure table to limit exposure to radiation for both medical staff and a patient. The radiation scatter anesthesia protection system includes a headboard adapted to be disposed adjacent the patient's head. Headboard shielding including a first sheet of shielding extending downward from the procedure table, a plurality of additional sheets of shielding removably mounted to the headboard, and a molded head shield extending from the headboard. A frame disposed adjacent the procedure table. First and second outer side curtain shields suspended from the frame. First and second central curtain shields disposed between the first and second outer side curtain shields and suspended from the frame.

Radiation scatter anesthesia protection system

A radiation scatter protection system designed to attach to an X-ray table to limit exposure to radiation for both medical staff and patient. The radiation scatter protection system includes an arm board adapted to be disposed around an arm of the patient; an arm board shielding including one large sheet of shielding extending downward from the X-ray table and a plurality of additional sheets of shielding, removably mounted to the arm board; a sand bag shield including a plurality of sheets of top shielding and a plurality of sheets of bottom shielding which connect to an elongated, cylindrical sandbag; a side curtain shield hanging from the X-ray table; and a throw shield.

Radiation scatter protection system

An emergency notification system is provided. The emergency notification system comprises an emergency notification server (), a signage server (), digital signage displays (); and a data communications network (), wherein the emergency notification server () is configured to communicate with the signage server () via the data communications network () and wherein the emergency notification server () is configured to indicate if the emergency notification system () is in a non-emergency state or in an emergency state, and wherein the signage server () serves different data to the plurality of digital signage displays () depending on if the state of the emergency notification system () is in a non-emergency state or in an emergency state.

Emergency notification system utilizing digital signage and remote surveillance monitoring

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Rocky River, OH, United States of America

Denio A Leone