West Pharmaceutical Services, Inc.

Nellcor Puritan Bennett Incorporated

Integrated Biosystems, Inc.

Pacesetter, Inc.

Thoratec Corporation

Edward Geiselhart

Antonio Juan Belton

Brian Costello

Michael Honsing Lau

Charlotte Lux

Pachara Kangchirdsri

David C Brown

Brian J Woodard

Chris Houghton

James William Kendall

Erik Holverson

Benjamin K Sun

Maxime N Lok

Nicholas Voute

Christopher B Houghton

John White

Eliot L Ostrow

Ngee Jenn Lee

George L Walls

Ralph Thomas

Thomas Orduna

Shiv Kumar

Donald S Cogan

Ashok Kaul

Bari Wieselman Schulman

Scott Alan Godoy

Maximillian Gubbins

Steve Trebotich

Matthew J Jordan

Injector device

A carrier system for carrying medical device accessories includes a first battery pouch to enclose at least a portion of a first battery and a garment to be worn about a torso. The garment including a plurality of accessory connection features adapted to allow for adjustable attachment of at least the first battery pouch and for adjustable attachment of a medical device controller that is electrically connected to a medical device.

Medical device accessory carrier

An exemplary device includes a processor, one or more communication interfaces, memory and one or more modules stored in the memory that comprise processor executable instructions to receive data from an implantable device via at least one of the one or more communication interfaces, to interrogate the data for one or more particular types of data, to process one or more particular types of data and to transmit information via at least one of the one or more communication interfaces. Various other exemplary devices, methods, systems, etc., are also disclosed.

Housecall device for patients with implanted devices

In accordance with one embodiment of the present disclosure, an adjustable gas delivery system is provided. The system may include a face mask, an arm apparatus, and a gasket. The face mask may be configured to deliver gas to a subject, and may include a flexible cushion portion configured to interface with the subject's face and a rigid base portion configured to support the cushion portion, the rigid base portion including a gas inlet. The arm apparatus may be configured to deliver gas to the face mask. The arm apparatus may include a gas outlet having a cross-sectional area smaller than a cross-sectional area of the gas inlet of the base portion of the face mask. The gasket may couple the gas outlet of the arm apparatus with the gas inlet of the face mask. The gasket may be flexible such that the orientation of the face mask relative to the arm apparatus is adjustable.

Adjustable gas delivery mask having a flexible gasket

A gas delivery mask apparatus is provided. The mask apparatus may include a mask body, a face mask, and a bellows. The mask body may include a tube configured to extend upwardly adjacent a subject's forehead. The face mask may be configured to deliver gas to the subject and may include a flexible cushion portion configured to interface with the subject's face and a substantially rigid base portion configured to support the cushion portion. The bellows may be configured to couple the tube with the substantially rigid base portion of the face mask. The bellows may be flexible to allow movement of the face mask relative to the tube.

Gas delivery mask with flexible bellows

A system for adjusting a gas delivery mask is provided. The system may include a first housing portion, a first rim flexibly coupled to the first housing portion by a flexible member, a second housing portion coupled to the first housing portion, a second rim associated with the second housing portion, and a ball rotatably disposed between the first and second rims and having a gas passageway extending therethrough. The ball may be maintained in contact with both the first and second rims by a resiliency of the flexible member.

Ball joint for providing flexibility to a gas delivery pathway

A system for controlled freezing, storing and thawing a biopharmaceutical material includes a flexible container and a supporting structure. The flexible container is adapted to receive the biopharmaceutical material therein for freezing, storing and thawing. The container further includes a flange and the supporting structure is engageable with the flange to receive the container. The supporting structure may position the container for freezing and may protect it during transport and storage.

Systems and methods for freezing, storing and thawing biopharmaceutical material

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Chicago, IL, United States of America

Edward Geiselhart