Pyng Medical Corp.

Hemosonics LLC

Stryker European Operations Limited

Novadaq Technologies Ulc

Stryker Corporation

Physio-control, Inc.

Trimanus Medical Inc.

Yolo Medical Inc.

Trimanns Medical, Inc.

Gregory Vincent Browne

Christopher Grant Denny

William F Walker

Francesco Viola

Gavin Michael Murray

Terence Gilhuly

Bjarne Hansen

James Elliott Cameron

Werner Reinhard Simbeck

David Brian Bonar

Robert Stanford Magyar

Jorgen Walle-Jensen

Adam Looker

Lina Gurevich

Stephen Lewis Leckenby

Geoffrey Auchinleck

Kyle Cameron

Bryan Roy

Richard C Nova

Paul Roald Westwick

Frederick Allen Moore

Ryan David Lee

Isabelle Fontaine

Lesley Myron Otsig

Muhammad Nasir al-Din Bin Zulkafly

Anton Walter Lamprecht

William H Walker

Mark Allen Catron

Chad Clayton Walters

Corey James Centen

Robert Eugene Smith

Cathlene D Buchanan

Adam John Tynan

Maegan P Wilkinson

Paul Charlebois

David Mark VandeRiet

Chad Alan Follmar

Seth Paul Lynch

Sarah A Smith

Christian Terry Proch McMechan

Nicole Ranger

Trevor Pleydell-Bouverie Malcolm Moat

Timothy Morgan MacKay

Michael Lubben

Christopher G Denny

Bernard Harris

Muhammad Nasir Al-Din Bin Zulkafly

A system for displaying a plurality of hemostatic indexes is disclosed. The system includes a communication receiver configured to receive the hemostatic indexes and a graphical user interface (GUI) connected to the communication receiver and configured to simultaneously display the hemostatic indexes. The hemostatic indexes are derived from a plurality of independent measurements, such as the mechanical measurements determined using the sonorheometry systems and processes.

Hemostatic parameter display

Device for illumination and imaging of a target

Methods and systems for alignment of a subject for medical imaging are disclosed, and involve capturing an image of an anatomical region comprising a target tissue and determining, based on the image and based on a reference image, that a current alignment of the image capture device is aligned with a predefined alignment. The determination is performed before initiating capturing of a time series of fluorescence medical images from fluorescence emission. In response to the determining that the current alignment is aligned with the predefined alignment, capturing of the time series of fluorescence medical images from the fluorescence emission is initiated.

Methods and systems for alignment of a subject for medical imaging

A method of displaying fluorescence intensity in an image includes displaying a target reticle covering a region of the image; calculating a normalized fluorescence intensity within the target reticle; and displaying the normalized fluorescence intensity in a display region associated the target.

Systems and methods for illumination and imaging of a target

Methods and systems for alignment of a subject for medical imaging are disclosed, and involve providing a reference image of an anatomical region of the subject, the anatomical region comprising a target tissue, processing the reference image to generate an alignment reference image, displaying the alignment reference image concurrently with real-time video of the anatomical region, and aligning the real-time video with the alignment reference image to overlay the real-time video with the alignment reference image. Following such alignment, the subject may be imaged using, for example, fluorescence imaging, wherein the fluorescence imaging may be performed by an image acquisition assembly aligned in accordance with the alignment.

A device for intraosseous injection is provided which can accurately, quickly, and safely introduce desired fluid into a patient's bone marrow. The intraosseous injector includes a housing, a container located within the housing, a hollow needle, and a valve. The intraosseous injector may further include a release mechanism comprising a bone probe needle and a movable release member. The intraosseous injector may include a depth limiter mechanism operable to limit a depth of penetration of the needle relative to a surface of a bone. A method for intraosseous injection is also provided.

Intraosseous injection device

Illumination and imaging device

An apparatus and method for introducing portals into bone is described herein. An example apparatus for introducing portals into bone includes a handle, a base, and a driving member. The driving member can be made to project past the base by operating the handle. The base is detachable from the handle. The apparatus also includes a guide coupled at a first end to the handle and at a second end to the base. The base is detachably coupled to the guide. A base coupling detachably coupling the base to the guide includes an actuating member movable between a coupled configuration wherein the base is coupled to the guide and an uncoupled configuration wherein the base is released from the guide. The actuating member is arranged so that motion of the handle toward the base moves the actuating member from the coupled configuration to the uncoupled configuration.

Apparatus and methods for introducing portals in bone

An imaging device may include a first illumination port to output first light having a first illumination distribution at a target to illuminate the target, a second illumination port to output second light having a second illumination distribution at the target to illuminate the target, the second illumination distribution being substantially similar to the first illumination distribution at the target, the second illumination port being spaced apart from the first illumination port, the first and second illumination distributions being simultaneously provided to the target and overlapping at the target. The illumination from the first and second ports may be matched to a same aspect ratio and field of view coverage as the imaging field of view.

Provided are devices, systems and methods for evaluation of hemostasis. In some embodiments, an apparatus is disclosed comprising a housing; a plurality of test chambers located in the housing, the plurality of test chambers including chambers configured for measurements via a system that interrogates one or more viscoelastic properties of test samples in the test chambers, wherein the one or more viscoelastic properties is used to characterize dynamics of coagulation and/or fibrinolysis.

Devices, systems and methods for evaluation of hemostasis

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Victoria, Canada

Gregory Vincent Browne