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The Charlotte-mecklenburg Hospital Authority

Edison Nation Medical, LLC

Kenneth Curtis Paulus

Howard J Liles

Stephen Sprigle

Scott Wilson

Laura L Cragg

Christopher Hutchison

Dawn Marie Swiderski

Thomas Randy Kirk, Ii

An apparatus for muscle stimulation comprising a platform with an upper surface and a lower surface, a pair of cross rails mounted under the lower surface of the platform, a sled slidably mounted to the cross rails, a pair of sled rails mounted to the sled, a bracket slidably mounted to the sled rails, a handle secured to the bracket, wherein the handle allows an operator to adjust the location of the bracket to any location desired under the platform, a magnetic nerve/muscle stimulator mounted to the bracket which includes one or more magnets and one or more electrical coils and a control panel operationally associated with the magnetic nerve/muscle stimulator, the control panel controlling the power supplied to the magnetic nerve/muscle stimulator, wherein the magnetic never/muscle stimulator generates and directs a magnetic field into the anatomy of a patient positioned on the upper surface of the platform.

Magnetic nerve stimulator

A training device for the preparation, execution and maintenance of central venous catheters comprising a central block including a cavern traversing through the block, a tube running through the cavern, a reservoir containing a liquid with a distal end of the tube engaged with the reservoir, a covering material secured over the central block, a guidewire extended through the covering material and within the tube, a hydraulic or pneumatic device operationally associated with the reservoir and allowing the reservoir and the tube to be filled and pressurized with the liquid, a scalpel or similar instrument for making a small incision in the covering material at the site where the guide wire extends through the covering material, a dilator to expand the incision opening and then remove from the incision and guidewire and a catheter to feed over the guidewire and into the incision.

Central Venous Access Trainer (CVAT)

A walker to assist a person rising from a seated position, the walker comprising: two or more front legs each having a proximal end, a center and a distal end, the distal end being adapted to contact the ground, one or more cross members secured to and joining the front legs to one another, a handle engaged to the proximal end of each front leg, a joint mechanism engaged to each the front leg, and a rear leg having a proximal end and a distal end, the proximal end being engaged to each joint mechanism allowing the rear legs to pivot relative to the front legs.

Sit-to-stand and walking assistive mobility aid

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Charlotte, NC, United States of America

Kenneth Curtis Paulus