Koninklijke Philips Corporation N.V.

Bayer Healthcare LLC

Justin Eric Angert

Kevin P Cowan

Michael A Spohn

Peter Chi Fai Ho

Richard Sokolov

Richard Thomas Haibach

Justin Edward Rothermel

John A Haury

Michael J Swantner

Dave Ignaczak

Benjamin James Cullen

Kamman Law

Ernesto Hueso Monis

Patrick Spence

Lauren Patricia Chodkowski

Derrick Blake Andrews

Stephen George Hlopick

Brian Cain

Alison Ruth Von Moger

Mark Silivio Profaca

Dean Shumaker

Robert Earl Hieber

Chad Zediker

Mark Silvio Profaca

Alison Ruth Norcott

Brian E Cain

A multi-fluid injector system having a powered injector having a housing enclosing at least one reciprocally operable piston is described. The injector system includes a multi-use disposable set (MUDS) connectable to the powered fluid injector. The MUDS has at least one syringe having a proximal end and a distal end and a plunger reciprocally movable by the at least one piston element within a syringe interior between the proximal end and the distal end; a manifold in fluid communication with the distal end of the at least one syringe; at least one valve in fluid communication with the syringe interior, the at least one valve operable between a filling position for filling the syringe interior with fluid and a delivery position for delivering the fluid from the syringe interior; and at least one connection port in fluid communication with the manifold and the syringe interior when the at least one valve is in the delivery position. The injector system further includes a coupling mechanism for operating the at least one valve between the filling position and the delivery position. Various features of the MUDS assembly and methods of interaction between the injector system and the MUDS assembly are also described.

Multiple fluid delivery system with multi-use disposable set and features thereof

A multi-use disposable set (MUDS) has at least one syringe having a proximal end and a distal end spaced apart from the proximal end along a longitudinal axis. The MUDS further has a plunger reciprocally movable within a syringe interior between the proximal end and the distal end. A manifold is in fluid communication with the distal end of the at least one syringe. At least one valve is in fluid communication with the syringe interior. The at least one valve is operable between a filling position for filling the syringe interior with fluid and a delivery position for delivering the fluid from the syringe interior. At least one connection port is in fluid communication with the manifold and the syringe interior when the at least one valve is in the delivery position. A multi-fluid delivery system having the medical connector and MUDS is also provided. Various features of the MUDS system are also described.

A multi-use disposable set (MUDS) has at least one syringe having a proximal end and a distal end spaced apart from the proximal end along a longitudinal axis. The MUDS further has a plunger reciprocally movable within a syringe interior between the proximal end and the distal end. A manifold is in fluid communication with the distal end of the at least one syringe. At least one valve is in fluid communication with the syringe interior. The at least one valve is operable between a filling position for filling the syringe interior with fluid and a delivery position for delivering the fluid from the syringe interior. At least one connection port is in fluid communication with the manifold and the syringe interior when the at least one valve is in the delivery position. A multi-fluid delivery system having the medical convector and MUDS is also provided. Various features of the MUDS system are also described.

A patient interface device () includes a patient sealing assembly () including a cushion () and a frame member (), and an adjustable forehead support assembly () provided at the distal end () of the frame member. The assembly includes an adjustment mechanism () coupled to a forehead cushion (), the adjustment mechanism including a housing (), a forehead cushion support member () having a base portion () and an elongated post member () extending from the base portion and received within the housing, and a locking member () structured to be selectively coupled to the elongated post member. In the locked condition, the locking member engages the elongated post member and prevents the elongated post member from moving relative to the housing, and in the unlocked condition the locking member does not engage the elongated post member such that the elongated post member and the housing are freely linearly movable with respect to one another.

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Gibsonia, PA, United States of America

Justin Eric Angert