Becton Dickinson and Company Limited

Tyco Healthcare Group LP

Angiodynamics, Inc.

Eli Lilly and Company

Covidien LP

Dentsply Sirona Inc.

Cmr Surgical Limited

Cohera Medical, Inc.

Kenneth Focht

Joseph M Gordon

Justin Fisk

Matthew J Perry

J Richard Gyory

Jared Alden Judson

Ajit D'Souza

Christopher Petroff

Oivind Brockmeier

Alessandro Egidio Pizzochero

Peter Costello

Charles George Hwang

Gary M Searle

James J Mitchell

David Chesley

Seth Cote

Andrew Burke

Stanislav Torgovitsky

Christopher Harris

Stacey J Longanecker

Otto Daniel DeRuntz

Francis L Ross, Iii

Alexander Thomas Jacobs

Elizabeth Whitney Johansen

Zachary Konsin

Ayan Bhandair

Kazuna Tanaka

Christos Angeletakis

Luke Hagan

Paul Richard Pierson

Yukiko Naoi

Naim Karazivan

Gerhard Liepold

Roman Tunkel

David Copeland

Joe Gordon

Dustin Gaidos

Jeffrey Kapec

Andrew Leonczyk

William Kane

Thomas Ruth

Jared Alden Jodson

Chris Petroff

David P Pollock

William Tormey, Iii

Leonid Silverman

David Pollock

Joeseph Gordon

Paul Naumann

Joseph Gordon

Shane Siwinski

Matthew Perry

Ajit D'souza

Francis L Ross

William E Tormey Iii

Andrew P Leonczyk

Stephen Gianelis

Francis L Ross Iii

A robotic surgical instrument comprising: a shaft; driving elements running through the shaft; an articulation at a distal end of the shaft for articulating an end effector, the articulation driveable by the driving elements; and an instrument interface at a proximal end of the shaft for driving the driving elements, the instrument interface comprising: a monocoque chassis; and a routing pulley component housed by the monocoque chassis and separable from the monocoque chassis; wherein the instrument interface is configured to be assembled by: routing the driving elements from the shaft around pulleys of the routing pulley component; securing the driving elements to the monocoque chassis; and after the routing and securing steps, placing the routing pulley component into the monocoque chassis.

Robotic surgical instrument chassis

A medical device for infusing medical substances has activation buttons accessible on an exterior of a device housing. The activation buttons and corresponding electrical switches within the device housing are configured to prevent inadvertent activation of the activation buttons and therefore inadvertent operation of the corresponding electrical switches to initiate a process such as the infusion of medical substance(s) to a user. The medical device employs overlap of respective time traces initiated by activation of the activation buttons to determine whether the activation is intended and valid. These respective time traces do not have to be initiated simultaneously or in any particular sequence. The activation buttons can be elastomeric overmolded buttons set within cutouts in the device housing, and, when depressed, make physical contact with the corresponding electrical switches.

Activation system and method for on-body medical devices

A rotary pump for a fluid metering system is provided. The rotary pump reciprocates, and is reversed by a signal from a limit switch that is deflected by an actuator arm on a rotating sleeve of the pump system.

Rotational metering pump for medication patch

Handle for a manual mechanical aspiration device

Manual mechanical aspiration device

A light curing impression system comprising a light emitting tray that precisely distributes an optimal amount of curing light energy to internal, external and extra oral portions of the dental arch to cure impression material. The light curing impression system generally includes an LED light source, a light emitting impression tray, an activation module and impression material.

Light curing dental system

Rotational metering pump for insulin patch

A micropump according to the invention uses axially oriented pistons to define a pump volume. Translating the pistons axially with respect to each other within a pump housing draws a metered amount of fluid into the pump volume from a reservoir port for delivery to a cannula port when the space is collapsed. Radially situated seals on the pistons cooperate with the axial movement to close off and open the cannula port and the reservoir port respectively at different positions of the piston stroke.

Split piston metering pump

A medical device for infusing medical substances has activation buttons accessible on an exterior of a device housing. The activation buttons and corresponding electrical switches within the housing are configured to prevent inadvertent activation of the buttons and therefore inadvertent operation of the switches to initiate a process such as medical substance delivery to a user. The device employs overlap of respective time traces initiated by activation of the activation buttons to determine whether the activation is intended and valid. The respective time traces do not have to be initiated simultaneously or in any particular sequence. The activation buttons can be elastomeric overmolded buttons set within cutouts in the housing, and, when depressed, make physical contact with respective switches.

A rotary pump for a fluid metering system is provided. The rotary pump reciprocates, and is reversed by a signal from a limit switch that is deflected by an actuator arm on a rotating sleeve of the pump system. The rotary pump includes a plunger and optional stopper formed from a two-shot molding process, and including seals overmolded onto the head of the plunger and the head of the optional stopper.

Port for aspiration device

A medical device for infusing medical substances has activation buttons accessible on the exterior of the device housing. Activation buttons and corresponding electrical switches within the housing are configured to prevent inadvertent activation of the buttons and therefore inadvertent operation of the switches to initiate a process such as medical substance delivery to the user. The device employs overlap of respective time traces initiated by activation of the activation buttons to determine whether activation is intended and valid. These time traces do not have to be initiated simultaneously or in any particular sequence. The activation buttons can be elastomeric overmolded buttons set within cutouts in the housing, and, when depressed, make physical contact with respective switches.

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Needham, MA, United States of America

Kenneth Focht