Asp Global Manufacturing Gmbh

Johnson & Johnson Surgical Vision, Inc.

Cilag International Gmbh

Jacob S Childs

Jeremy M Yarwood

Darius D Eghbal

Benjamin M Fryer

Margaret D Shaffer

Brian J Thompson

Stephen M Christopher

Marco A Mangiaterra

Howell B Schwartz

Chunhui Xie

Brendan J Oberkircher

Edith W Fung

Leonardo N Rossoni

Venkata Danam

Yaeer Lev

Philippe Kanh Dang

Cory G Kimball

Matthew C Miller

Jeremy T Links

Linyi Xia

Daniel Gao

Eitan T Wiener

Ryan M Asher

Kristen G Denzinger

Stephen M Leuck

Timothy L Hunter

James M Vachon

Sandra H Keh

Katrina T Lieu

Lucas B Elmer

Molly M F Petre

Megan A Broderick

Amanda R Stautberg

Systems, methods and devices for surgical procedurelization via a modular energy system are disclosed herein. In various aspects, the systems, methods and devices include an energy module, a header module communicably coupled to the energy module, and a display screen capable of rendering a graphical user interface (GUI). The GUI may be configured to display a plurality of steps that correspond with actions performed by a user while operating the modular energy system. In some aspects, the steps displayed are steps of a predetermined procedural checklist corresponding with a mental model followed by the user while performing a surgical procedure. In some aspects, the steps displayed are steps of an output verification process.

Surgical proceduralization via modular energy system

Energy module with alert screen with graphical user interface

A biological indicator analyzer includes a plurality of wells, a plurality of organism detector features, and a user input feature such as a touch screen. Each well is configured to receive a respective biological indicator. Each organism detector feature is configured to detect whether a biological indicator disposed in a corresponding well of the plurality of wells contains a living organism. The touch screen is configured to receive user input and provide information to the user indicating a status of biological indicator analysis. The biological indicator analyzer may be used to analyze a biological indicator that was positioned in a sterilization chamber of a sterilizing cabinet along with at least one medical device that is to be sterilized. The analysis may indicate whether the sterilization cycle in the sterilization chamber as successful.

Method of sterilizing medical devices, analyzing biological indicators, and linking medical device sterilization equipment

A Phacoemulsification surgical system provides a live video feed from a camera that is attached to a surgical microscope. The live video feed is shown as part of a graphical user interface (GUI) of phacoemulsification surgical console either in a picture in picture or a full-screen format. The video feed is either static or displayed on-demand as needed during a surgical procedure. The displaying of a live video feed directly on the phacoemulsification surgical console allows for surgical assistants to interact with the live video feed and phacoemulsification surgical system parameters and/or GUI controls without having to refocus on an external object between near and far distances.

Live cataract surgery video in phacoemulsification surgical system

A sterilizing cabinet performs a method of processing a medical device, such as a used medical device or an otherwise non-sterile medical device. The method includes receiving input from a user selecting a sterilization cycle from a plurality of available sterilization cycles. The sterilizing cabinet identifies a biological indicator associated with the selected sterilization cycle. The sterilizing cabinet prompts the user via a touch screen display to place the medical device and the biological indicator into a sterilization chamber of a sterilizing cabinet. The sterilizing cabinet performs load conditioning on the medical device in the sterilization chamber. The sterilizing cabinet then performs the selected sterilization cycle on the medical device in the sterilization chamber after completing the act of load conditioning.

Apparatus and method for sterilizing medical devices

Apparatus and method for analyzing biological indicators

The present invention pertains to a handpiece and more particular an ergonomic handpiece having two or more segments coupled together and capable of independently rotating around a longitudinal axis of the handpiece. In addition, one of the segments of the handpiece may have a tubing/cord management segment.

Ergonomic handpiece

Display panel or portion thereof with graphical user interface for energy module

Remote control

A communication hub provides communication between a number of medical device processing components within a network. A user may access the communication hub via a user device such as a smartphone or computer and monitor and manage configurations and information relating to the medical device processing components. Features include the ability to view current status of medical device processing components in order to identify a device that is available for current use, to receive notifications of failed or completed tasks on devices, to disable or enable devices remotely, to view statistics and data visualizations of the performance and use of devices, and other similar features.

Apparatus and method to link medical device sterilization equipment

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Huntington Beach, CA, United States of America

Jacob S Childs