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Fujitsu Network Communications, Inc.

Elliquence, LLC

John Pikramenos

Alan G Ellman

Albert Pedoeem

Willie Braun

Kan S Liu

John McKeen

Alfredo Micalizzi

Spencer Ellman

Meindert Stek

Ellman Ian

Scott Goldsmith

Mike Buchinger

Paul Buhrke

A device for generating RF power for an electrosurgical instrument is provided that includes a controller programmed to generate an electrical signal having an oscillating waveform and to modulate the oscillating waveform between a plurality of ON and OFF states to create discrete packets of the oscillating waveform in the plurality of the ON states. The device further has an amplifier in communication with the electrical waveform that amplifies the waveform to create an output signal and an electrosurgical connector configured to receive an electrosurgical instrument and to pass the electrical signal to the electrosurgical instrument.

RF generator for an electrosurgical instrument

An electrosurgical device that has a head having a face. A handle connectable to an RF generator. The device has a plurality of teeth extending from the face. At least one of the plurality of teeth as a first electrical charge. A second of the plurality of teeth has a second electrical charge.

Surgical tool and method having multiple electrodes

A water resistant enclosure providing protection to electrical or electronic equipment contained therein includes a three-sided removable cover pivotally coupled to a wall mounting bracket that includes a back panel-base plate combination. The three-sided removable cover further includes an enclosure door that covers the front opening. The three-sided removable cover also includes features to provide for water resistance. These features include an overhang extension from the top side wall of the three-sided removable cover extending to partially cover the front opening and in particular to cover the seam created between the enclosure door and the removable cover, and a gutter surrounding the front opening to divert water therefrom. In addition, the three-sided removable cover and the wall mounting bracket include elements to provide for the proper alignment and orientation thereof when being mated together. In addition, the pivot member and pivot member receiver are attached to the interior of the top side and wall mounting bracket respectively such that the water resistance of the respective surfaces is not compromised.

Water resistant wall mount enclosure with pivoting removable cover

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