Joint Preservation Innovations, LLC

Surgimatix, Inc.

Sram Corporation

The Metraflex Company

Other

S-b Power Tool Company

Humancentric Ventures, LLC

S-b Power Tool Corporation

Home Products International-north America, Inc.

Krausko, LLC

Xact Anesthesia, LLC

Upslope Brands, Inc.

Navitor, Inc.

James P Orrico

Peter J Millett

Sanjeev Bhatia

Wai Ngai Chin

Jafar Syed Hasan

Gary Michael Kobylewski

James R Richter

Daniel T Holbach

Daniel R Kish

Adam A Saban

Mario M Orrico

Justin Hatfield

John J Anthony

Kevin F Wesling

Christopher Shipman

John D Cheever

Gabriel Prero

Mark D Duennes

Rolando Hernandez

Georg Blaschke

Milan Milosevic

Martin I Rogin

Michael Holzer

Jan P Houben

Brett Moody

Jeffrey L Kraus

Lawrence E Kraus

Nina Zheng

C Michael Oertel

Deborah Overbey

Theron Michael Watters

John P Cichello

Rich Williams

Carlos Xavier Moreno

Matt Morris

Paul Feurstein

Danny R Smith, Jr

Brady Richter

Wai N Chin

Jafar Hasan

Gary Kobylewski

Gary M Kobylewski

Jafar S Hasan

A rotary cutting tool including an elongated housing having a proximal end and a distal end, the elongated housing extends circumferentially around a first axis. A drive shaft disposed within the elongated housing and extending between the proximal end and the distal end and rotatable about the first axis. A cutting bit housing coupled to the distal end of the elongated housing and rotatable relative to the drive shaft about an articulation axis between a non-articulated position and one or more articulated positions. A rotary cutting bit coupled to the cutting bit housing and the drive shaft and rotatable about the articulation axis with the cutting bit housing, the rotary cutting bit and drive shaft forming a constant velocity joint.

Articulating rotary cutting tool

Surgical tool cutting bit

Surgical tool

Recycling bin

A counter device for use in tracking an elongated medical device. The counter device includes a housing assembly and a tracking and display unit. The housing assembly defines an entrance opening, an exit opening, and a passageway. The passageway is open to and extends between the entrance and exit openings. The tracking and display unit is carried by the housing assembly and is configured to selectively interface with an elongated medical device disposed along the passageway. In a tracking state, the tracking and display unit generates information indicative of a distance of travel of the elongated medical device traveling along the passageway. In some embodiments, the tracking and display unit includes an engagement assembly rotatably coupled to the housing assembly. The engagement assembly can have a toothed engagement face.

Devices, systems and methods for tracking travel of an elongated medical device

The invention provides an automatically adjustable computer stand for thin as well as thick computers, e.g., laptops and tablets. The stand has a first support arm and a second support arm, each arm being connected to the other arm by at least one living hinge, said living hinge exhibiting a relatively flexible central portion whereby weight from a computer pressing on the central portions of each living hinge causes each support arm to rotate inwardly towards the other support arm and into contact with said computer.

Adjustable computer stand

A beverage container includes a first vessel, a second vessel, a cap assembly, a first conduit, and a second conduit. The first and second vessels are vertically stacked and define first and second internal cavities, respectively. The first vessel is disposed above the second vessel. A cap assembly is secured to a top of the first vessel. The cap assembly defines first, second, and third orifices. The first orifice establishes fluid communication with the first internal cavity. The first conduit establishes fluid communication between the second internal cavity and the second orifice. The second conduit establishes fluid communication between the second internal cavity and the third orifice.

Beverage container

A suturing device is provided. The suturing device may include at least one suturing needle, a drive mechanism and an impulse mechanism. The drive mechanism may be operatively coupled to the suturing needle and configured to advance the suturing needle from a retracted position to an extended position during engagement, and retract the suturing needle from the extended position to the retracted position during disengagement. The impulse mechanism may be operatively coupled to the drive mechanism and configured to accumulate energy during engagement of the suturing needle, and instantaneously release the accumulated energy through the drive mechanism during disengagement.

Laparoscopic suture device with impulse deployment

A suturing device provided. The suturing device may include at least a firing aperture, a drive mechanism and an autoloading mechanism. The firing aperture may include at least one needle rotatably disposed therein configured to engage a suture for deployment. The drive mechanism may be operatively coupled to the needle and configured to advance the needle from a retracted position to an extended position during engagement, and retract the needle from the extended position to the retracted position during disengagement. The autoloading mechanism may be operatively coupled to the drive mechanism and configured to slidably retrieve and position a suture to be deployed over the firing aperture during disengagement of the drive mechanism.

Laparoscopic suture device with autoloading and suture capture

A pipeline strainer having a body with a straining element therein. A portion of the straining element is in the path of fluid flowing from the inlet to the outlet of the body. A first end of the straining element may be parallel to the inlet, or may be coextensive with the inlet. The second end of the straining element may be disposed proximate a debris drain. A first axis from the inlet for fluid to the outlet for fluid and a second axis from the inlet for fluid to the debris drain may form an angle of less than 30&#xb0;. A rotatable plug may be disposed in the debris drain. The straining element may include at least one corrugation. A cover plate may be removable secured to the bottom of the body of the pipeline strainer.

Pipeline strainer

A pipeline strainer having a body with a straining element therein. The body has a Y-shape and defines a cavity to receive the straining element. The cavity may be defined in part by a recess that comprises a surface which may be used to guide the straining element as it is inserted into the cavity. The recess may form a dome. The recess, when viewed cross sectionally, may have a linear segment and a curvilinear segment. A rounded protrusion may be created on an outer surface of the body as a result of the recess.

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Evanston, IL, United States of America

James P Orrico