Teleflex Life Sciences Pte. Ltd.

Teleflex Life Sciences Unlimited Company

Joanne Fayne

Eugene Skelton

John Morgan

Anthony Wright

Adrian Mahon

Katy Ryan

Cathal Tighe

Gavin Reynolds

Adrian Mohan

A tracheostomy dilator may include a distal portion, a handle portion, a lumen, and a proximal portion. The distal portion may have a curve extending to a distal opening and be configured to dilate a tracheostomy. The handle portion may be proximal of the distal portion and be configured to be grasped by a user. The lumen may be configured to receive a guidewire. The proximal portion may be proximal of the handle portion and have a proximal opening in communication with the lumen. The proximal portion may be configured to deflect the guidewire at an angle of at least 30 degrees from a longitudinal axis of the handle portion.

Tracheostomy dilator

Powered drivers () for inserting an intraosseous device () into a bone and associated bone marrow are disclosed. Some of the powered drivers () may include a housing () having a distal end () and a proximal end (); a motor () disposed in the housing (); a driveshaft () extending outward from the distal end () of the housing in a direction away from the proximal end (); a gearbox () coupled to the motor () and to the driveshaft () such that activation of the motor () causes the driveshaft () to rotate; and a power source () configured to power the motor (). A guard member () may be pivotably connected to the housing () and movable between a protective position and a non-protective position. The guard member () may be configured to cover the intraosseous () needle assembly in the protective position and to expose the intraosseous () needle assembly in the non-protective position. A biasing member () may be configured to urge the guard member () toward the non-protective position.

Powered intraosseous driver with protective member, and related kits, components, and methods

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Athlone, Ireland

Joanne Fayne