Southco, Inc.

Faro Technologies, Inc.

Velano Vascular, Inc.

The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia

Joseph W Jackson, Jr

Gerard J Clisham

Kenneth Steffey

Pitamber Devgon

Albert G Burdulis, Jr

Brian J Funk

Daniel Andersson

Marcus Graeme Davey

Jonathan Robert Day

Dustin Gaidos

Jeremy L Godin

Jeremy Markee Garey

Ian Vance White

Ian C McDermott

Eric Sugalski

Dylan J Paproski

H Allen Riblett

Spencer Brown

Andrew Mazzotta

Joseph Gordon

Henrik Olov Johansson

Claes Gunnar Wilhelm Magnusson

Fall Lars Erik Johan Ohlsson

Daniel James Kelly, Iii

Stephen M Kozachyn

Mathew Joseph Messinger

Matthew Joseph Messinger

Philip Bussone, Jr

A stabilizing connector includes a connector portion and a stabilization portion. The connector portion is configured to couple to an access device. The connector portion defines at least one lumen that is configured to be placed in fluid communication with a lumen of the access device. The stabilization portion is coupled to the connector portion. The stabilization portion is configured to be placed in contact with a surface of a patient's skin to stabilize at least one of the stabilizing connector or the access device.

Stabilizing connector devices for vascular access and methods of using the same

Laser tracker

A latch is disclosed that can releasably secure a door or panel in a closed position. The latch includes a rotary pawl, a pawl catch, an actuating member, a pivotally movable handle, and a gear train for moving the pawl to provide compression in response to the movement of the handle to the closed position.

Latch

A latch has a pop-up knob that provides a handle for pulling on a door when the knob is extended. The door can be closed with the knob either up or down. With the knob up, the latch pawl can be disengaged from a keeper attached to the door frame by pulling the door open. With the knob down, the latch pawl remains in an extended position behind the keeper and the door cannot be pulled open. The knob can be selectively retained in the down position, and placing the knob in the down position results in the rotational movement of the latch pawl being blocked.

Slam latch with pop-up knob

Pop-up knob

A compression latch with a folding handle for selectively holding a door closed. The latch includes a housing with a cup portion for receiving the handle in the folded down position such that the projection of the latch handle above the exterior surface of the door is minimized in the folded-down position. The handle functions to move a pawl in a combination of rotational and linear translational movements as the pawl is moved between latched and unlatched positions.

Compression latch

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Wilmington, DE, United States of America

Joseph W Jackson, Jr