Stryker Corporation

Stryker European Holdings I LLC

Stryker European Operations Holdings LLC

Lear Donnelly Overhead Systems, L.l.c.

Graham L Weeks

William L Hassler, Jr

Fintan Tynan

Sinead K Hughes

Martin W Stryker

Cory Patrick Herbst

Douglas A Fischer

Jeffrey L Lewandowski

Mark R Litke

Dennis V Rupar

Joseph E Mroz

Denis O'Sullivan

John W Walwood

Jeffrey M Gorton

David L Edstrom

William L Hassler Jr

Denis F O'SULLIVAN

A surgical saw includes a body, a coupling assembly, and a motor. The coupling assembly is mounted to the body and adapted to releasably hold a saw blade. The coupling assembly includes an anvil, a press, and a clamping assembly. The anvil has a channel or a press foot. The press has the other of the press foot and the channel. The press foot is receivable by the channel. The clamping assembly selectively moves the press and the anvil towards and away from each other. When the press is brought towards the anvil, the press foot may press a lock tooth of the saw blade into the channel so that the lock tooth is compressed between the anvil and the press to coin the lock tooth. The motor, internal to the body, is connected to the coupling assembly to reciprocate the coupling assembly and the saw blade.

Saw for blade having deformable lock teeth

A surgical saw and complementary blade. The blade has lock teeth that are more ductal than the cutting teeth. The saw coupling assembly has an anvil and a press. The saw coupling assembly holds the blade to the saw by compressing the saw lock teeth between the anvil and the press so as to result the coining of the lock teeth.

Surgical saw blade with deformable lock teeth and method of manufacturing

A patient repositioning system includes a drive unit, which is adapted for mounting to a head end of a patient support, and a clamp assembly. The clamp assembly is mounted to a headboard, which releasably mounts to the drive unit. The clamp assembly is mounted in the headboard in a stowed position and is configured for deployment from the headboard for coupling to a panel on the patient support. The drive unit includes a housing and a winding assembly supported in and enclosed by the housing. The winding assembly includes at least one tether, which is adapted to couple to the clamp assembly when the headboard is mounted to the drive unit and when the clamp assembly is deployed from the headboard. The tether is further optionally adapted to decouple from the clamp assembly when the clamp assembly is moved to its stowed position in the headboard.

Patient repositioning system

A lamp assembly for an overhead console having a single lens that selectively operates multiple switches connected to multiple lamps to illuminate a desired area. The single lens has multiple push surfaces such that pressing a first push surface operates one lamp, pressing a second push surface operates another lamp and pressing a third surface operates both lamps simultaneously.

Single lens, push-push, dual lamp assembly

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Holland, MI, United States of America

Graham L Weeks