Stryker Corporation

Physio-control, Inc.

Jeremy Edward Brummett

Christopher G Alviar

Mitchell Allen Smith

Neil G McIlvaine

Kenneth J Peterson

Jeffery Scott Edwards

Fernd Van Engelen

Markus Wierzoch

Johanna Schoemaker

Jonas Buck

Kenneth Howard Dickenson

Jeremy Wong

Neal Stanley Clark

Cathlene Buchanan

Barry D Curtin

Brigitta M Suwandana

Christopher William Egbert

Alexander Hamilton

Benjamin J Danziger

Jason W Fouts

Kristina Edmonson

Joshua Berndt

Matthew Malone

David Andrews

Cathlene D Buchanan

Bethany Joyce Johnson

Steven Chester

Sarah Mynhier

Kathy Wang

Ethan Boehm

Marie Pahlmeyer

Suneethi Gudapati

Marc Mckissack

Deniz Icingir

A docking station for a medical device is described. In some examples, the docking station includes a frame and a base plate coupled to the frame. At least a portion of the base plate is coupled to a lower portion of the frame. In some examples, an electronic connector of the docking station is configured to couple to the medical device and to provide power to the medical device when the medical device is docked to the docking station. In some examples, a docking mechanism is coupled to an upper portion of the frame and configured to retain the medical device.

Medical device docking station

Medical device storage bag

Medical device

Systems to retain a battery within, and to eject a battery from, a battery receptacle of a medical device, such as a portable defibrillator, are described. A battery receptacle of a medical device includes an element that is configured to engage an inserted battery to prevent, or reduce, movement of the battery within the receptacle and to assist with removing the battery from the receptacle. In an example, the element is a monolithic structure that includes a retention portion and an ejection portion. The retention portion is positioned at a side wall of the battery receptacle, and the ejection portion terminates in a free end positioned a distance from the side wall. When the battery is inserted into the battery receptacle, the retention portion exerts a retention force on a side surface of the battery, and the ejection portion exerts an ejection force on an end surface of the battery.

Medical device battery retention and ejection element

Accessories of a medical device, such as a defibrillator, are described. The accessories reduce delays in treating or monitoring a patient by increasing the efficiency of using, and the ease of use of, the medical device. An adjustable kickstand is movable between a collapsed and extended position to recline the medical device. In the reclined position, a display of the medical device can be more easily viewed by the user. Storage bags can be coupled to the medical device to efficiently store accessories for use with the medical device. The stored accessories can be coupled to the medical device while the accessories are stored within the storage bags. A port guard can protect and shield a connection between a cable and a port of the medical device to prevent the cable (e.g., an ECG cable) from being disconnected from the port of the medical device.

Medical device accessories

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Redmond, WA, United States of America

Jeremy Edward Brummett