Pivot Medical, Inc.

Xirgo Technologies, LLC

Owl Cameras, Inc.

Stryker Corporation

First Data Corporation

Healthetech, Inc.

Lynette Ross

Andrew Bart Hodge

Adam Rodriguez

James Flom

Matthew Frushell

Thomas Weisel

Hanson S Gifford, Iii

Mark E Deem

Darin Charles Gittings

Stephen Senatore

Dwayne Dupree

Geoff Willis

Julian N Nikolchev

William Kaiser

Chris Pamichev

Christopher Loew

David Frederick Lyons

James R Mault

Leonard Robert Speiser

John D Beatty

Andrew Lantz

Edwin Marcum Pearce, Jr

Eric Fuhs

Paritosh Ambekar

Hal David Martin

Dirk Fengels

Christopher L Sandys

Tom Kilbourn

Michael Leunig

Devices and methods are disclosed herein for accessing the hip joint. A first device can be securely attached to the capsule of a joint. The first device can tent the capsule to increase the volume of the peripheral compartment. A second device can be biased against the first device to pierce the tented capsule and create a portal. Devices and methods are also disclosed herein for distending the capsule of a joint. A distention device may access a portal established within the capsule. The distention device can expand the capsule by applying an expansive force within the peripheral compartment. The distention device can maintain distention of the peripheral compartment while other devices access the joint.

Methods and devices for accessing and retracting a capsule of a joint

Dashboard attachment device

A dashboard attachment device is disclosed for mounting an electronic device within a vehicle. The dashboard attachment device is installed between at least two interior surfaces of a vehicle (e.g., a windshield and a dashboard). The dashboard attachment device may have a wedge shape to fit the intersection between the two interior surfaces. A beam or arm extends away from a base portion of the dashboard attachment device to a mount portion. The mount portion may be used to mount an electronic device that may include one or more sensors directed to the vehicle's environment and/or to position the electronic device in the vehicle operator's field of view to aid the operator (e.g., with navigation). The mount may be interchangeable subject to the interface to the electronic device. The dashboard attachment device may include an adherence point to secure the dashboard attachment device to one or both of the interior surfaces. The shape of the dashboard attachment device may be tapered to minimize its weight and profile. The dashboard attachment device may include cable routing facilities to route a cable between the electronic device to the vehicle's electrical or computer systems.

A microfracture instrument for applying microfracture therapy to a bone, the microfracture instrument comprising:

Method and apparatus for performing arthroscopic microfracture surgery

Point-of-sale stand

A respiratory analyzer comprises a flow module, having a flow tube through which the flow rate of gases is determined using a flow rate meter, and a computation module, in communication with the flow module, operable to determine a flow rate of respired gases. The computation module may also be operable to determine a metabolic rate of the subject.

Respiratory analyzer for exercise use

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Mountain View, CA, United States of America

Lynette Ross