Ubiquiti Inc.

Cartiva, Inc.

The Cleveland Clinic Foundation

Cervilenz Inc.

Avent, Inc.

Cervillenz Inc.

Kimberly-clark Worldwide, Inc.

Jonathan P Bauer

Craig B Berky

Jeremy Hemingway

Randall Wayne Frei

Mahesh Paolini-Subramanya

Matthew A Hardy

Ernest N Corrao, Jr

Letitia Tudor

Steven P Walsh

Michael A Axelrod

Michael Glenn Ross

Paul E McCreadie

Dean R Koch

Michael K Banbury

A Marc Gillinov

Ernest Corrao

John Anthony Rotella

Alison Salyer Bagwell

Stephen Avedis Baratian

Thomas Gregory Estes

Emily A Reichart

Jeremy L Hemingway

Ernest N Corrao

Thomas G Estes

Stephen A Baratian

Paul E Mccreadie

Methods and apparatuses for authentication and/or provisioning of wireless network devices, and in particular, methods and apparatuses for authentication and/or provisioning of wireless network devices that are communicating with and may be monitored and/or controlled by a remote (e.g., cloud) server.

Cloud device identification and authentication

A tool configured to deliver a radially compressible hydrogel implant at a surgical site includes an introducer tube, a plunger provided inside the introducer tube and configured to travel from the proximal end of the introducer tube toward the distal end of the introducer tube urging the hydrogel implant through a sloped portion of the introducer tube radially compressing the implant before exiting through the distal end of the introducer tube, a handle connected to the introducer tube, and a clamp hingeably connected to the handle.

Implant introducer

A method of creating a wedge-shaped recess in a bone is disclosed. The method includes creating a cylindrical recess within a bone, positioning a tool within the cylindrical recess, radially expanding an articulating cutter of the tool and rotating the tool to remove additional bone along the cylindrical recess' side walls and create a wedge-shaped recess; wherein, a diameter of the bottom surface of the wedge-shaped recess is larger than a diameter of a surface opening of the wedge-shaped recess.

Devices and methods for creating wedge-shaped recesses

According to some embodiments, a method of treating a joint of a patient comprises creating a recess in a bone located at or near a targeted joint, wherein the recess includes a generally wedge or truncated cone shape. In one embodiment, the recess in a bone comprises a surface opening along an outer surface of the bone and a bottom opening along the distal end of the recess, such that a diameter of the surface opening is generally smaller than a diameter of the bottom opening. The method additionally comprises providing a joint implant having a wedge or truncated cone shape, wherein a diameter of a top end of the joint implant is generally smaller than a diameter of a bottom end of the joint implant, inserting the joint implant within the recess.

One aspect of the present disclosure includes a system comprising prosthetic chordae, at least one attachment member including a channel, a female securing member, and a papillary penetration member configured to pass through the channel, the chordae, and the securing member when implanted in a patient's heart. The penetration member includes an axis.

Pre-sized prosthetic chordae implantation system

Methods of repairing a joint using a wedge-shaped implant

A system includes a pre-sized prosthetic chordae, a papillary penetration member, and a female securing member. The pre-sized prosthetic chordae is directly connected to an attachment member. The papillary penetration member extends through both the chordae and the attachment member. The female securing member receives the penetration member. The penetration member is an axis about which the chordae pivot.

There is provided an enteral feeding assembly having a base and a connector. The base has a catheter with a lumen for communication with a body lumen. The base also has an opening with a predetermined shape on its proximal side that also communicates with the catheter lumen. The connector has a key configured to complement the predetermined shape of the opening in the base, which occurs desirably in one position only, so that the connector and base may be joined together. The connector is also connected to a feeding tube that provides a nutrient solution from a replaceable feeding bag. Once the connector is in position in the base, liquid may from the bag to the body lumen. Once in position, the connector may rotate 360 degrees relative to the base before being again in the installation/removal position.

Enteral feeding assembly with lock assembly

Tapered joint implant and related tools

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Cincinnati, OH, United States of America

Jonathan P Bauer