Covidien Ag

Covidien LP

Kpr U.s., LLC

Tyco Healthcare Group LP

Sherwood Services Ag

Medibeacon Inc.

Krr U.s., LLC

Gyrus Acmi, Inc D/b/a Olympus Surgical Technologies America

Cardinal Health Ireland Unlimited Company

James M Harr

Joel David Wiesner

Kenneth M Breitweiser

Ricky A Sisk

Kevin C Meier

Glenn Fournie

Joseph Hudson

Robert Bradley Gaines

Christopher A Knauper

James George Hanlon

Lester Paul Trelford

Clarence Walker

Paul Trelford

Mitchell H Babkes

Mark A Davis

Gary J Waldhoff

Dennis Scott Prows

Joseph T Gierer

Glenn G Fournie

Richard Bradley Dorshow

Michael Sansoucy

Gabriel McHugh

Loren Lantz

Scott Kimsey

Daniel Dion

Matthew Bodi

Mark Bradley Davis

Michael C Dorsey

Michael D Hudspeth

John Holste

Robert Allyn

Steven J Hanley

Daniel P Flynn

Terence Stern

Joel T Wiesner

Rick A Sisk

Joseph A Hudson

Walker Clarence

A feeding set for use with a peristaltic enteral feeding pump to deliver nutritional liquid fluid to a patient includes a container having nutritional liquid. A conduit assembly includes tubing placeable in fluid communication with the container and adapted for mounting on the enteral feeding pump. The tubing provides a fluid pathway for delivering the nutritional liquid from the container to a patient when the tubing is mounted on the enteral feeding pump. An identification member is mounted on the conduit assembly and has at least one characteristic of a nutritional liquid associated with the feeding set represented by the identification member. The identification member is positioned on the conduit assembly so as to permit automatic identification by the enteral feeding pump of the at least one characteristic of the nutritional liquid upon mounting the conduit assembly on the enteral feeding pump.

Method for operating a feeding set and enteral feeding pump

Sensor

Sensor ring

Disclosed herein is a non-transitory computer-readable media having computer-executable instructions thereon. When executed by the processor of a mobile computing device, the computer-executable instructions cause the processor to wirelessly communicatively couple the mobile computing device to a GI sensor (optionally by displaying instructions on a pairing screen), display a sensor placement screen that instructs the user to place the GI sensor on a body of a patient, prompts the user to administer a GI agent into the body of the patient; transmit a signal from the mobile computing device to the GI sensor to cause the GI sensor to initiate collection of light absorbance data for calculating GI function of the patient; receive light absorbance data from the GI sensor, and store the received light absorbance data.

Systems and methods for home transdermal assessment of gastrointestinal function

Cassette

Method of operating an enteral feeding pump

A pump set for use with a pumping apparatus having a rotor with a plurality of rollers mounted on the rotor rotatable about an axis of rotation is disclosed. The pump set comprises a cassette body comprising a stator member with a fixed portion secured to the cassette body, a second portion opposite the fixed portion, a reaction surface and a second surface opposite the reaction surface, the reaction surface defined between the fixed portion and the second portion, and a tube secured to the cassette body, at least a portion of the tube is disposed against the reaction surface.

Feeding set with cassette and related methods therefor

Feeding set and enteral feeding pump

Pump base

An enteral fluid delivery system includes a pump having a motor coupled to a rotor configured to accept a portion of a tubing of a feeding set. The motor drives the rotor, which compresses the tubing to deliver to a patient enteral fluid during a feeding cycle. The system includes a user interface that is operatively connected to a memory that stores a plurality of types of enteral fluids. The user interface enables a user to select at least one type of enteral fluid. The system also includes a processor that is operatively connected to the pump. The processor adjusts the flow rate of the pump to deliver the selected enteral fluid for delivery based on one or more characteristics of the feeding fluid such as the viscosity or the caloric content.

Enteral feeding pump with flow adjustment

Described herein are concepts, systems, circuits and techniques for a docking station configured to couple to an enteral feeding pump or other medical device. In one embodiment, the docking station includes a wireless transmitter for communicating data, such as operating parameters and/or status, to a remote monitor over a wireless communication link, to permit remote monitoring of certain pump diagnostics. In some embodiments, the docking station may utilize the wireless communication link to permit control and/or data exchange with the feeding pump. This may be in addition to or in place of the remote monitoring. The pump may also contain a receiver for receiving data such as operating parameter instructions, general operating instructions, and/or commands.

Docking station for an enteral feeding pump

Growing community of inventors

Foristell, MO, United States of America

James M Harr