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Mark Duncan Brinkerhoff

Thomas K Geraty

Walter T Savage

Shelley J Savage

Ronald S Boeder

Tony M Ton

Jeffrey S Greger

Douglas C Morrison

Peter D Gray

Walter Norman Maclay

Walter N Maclay

Raymond R Blasing

William A Huffman

Shandon Alderson

Tom Kowalski

Duncan S Wade

Eric R Winger

Tzu-Cheng Yu

Stefan Biel

John R Adler

Martin J Wensley

Bryan Jonathan Davis

Ronald Eugene Fisher

James Mark Fisher

Scott T Trosper

Reynaldo J Quintana

Douglas M Raymond

Stuart Gregory Tyrrell

Thomas W Grudkowski

Richard L Rowe

Radhika Mohan Bodduluri

Douglas R Grundstrom

John R Sanford

Younes Achkire

David J Genske

Wade R Barnett

Eric Aldenbrook

Kaustubh Sonawale

Yun-Yi Ting

James A Wilfong

Earl Fred Tubb

John Weberg

Thomas W Trawick

Jonathan Salzedo

Jin-Wu Wang

Cheng-Chieh Tsai

Khe Kubel

Amy B Keller

Eric Winger

Robert A Hines

Diane Quick

Tom Geraty

Karen A Meyer

Gerald J Van Eyck

Charles Campbell

Gary R Schultheis

Ying-Jhang Chen

Thomas McDermott

Robert Baptiste

Ron Boeder

Thomas Hopmans

Aristotelis Barakos

Polydoros Kyriakoulis

Thomas Geraty

Melinda J Lennon

Jeffery S Greger

Peter Gray

A system and method for an adaptive graphic user interface (AGUI) () that can identify the characteristics of one or more users and display candidates and dynamically select display content and generate an interface (-. . . ) customized to one or more users and display candidates and dynamically arrange, modify, map and adapt an AGUI display to any object (), device, clothing, equipment, furniture, appliance, room, building, vehicle, person, or other passive or active display surface, screen, space or other display candidate and embodiments of an AGUI apparatus () that can network, coordinate and/or operate with the AGUI platform () to identify one or more users and display candidates and enabling one or more users to interface with a single AGUI display across multiple display candidates.

Adaptive graphic user interfacing system

A variety of arrangements and methods relating to a defibrillator are described. In one aspect of the invention, a defibrillator includes two paddles that each include a defibrillator electrode covered in a protective housing. The two paddles are sealed together using a releasable seal to form a paddle module such that the housings of the paddles form the exterior of the paddle module. An electrical system including at least a battery and a capacitor is electrically coupled with the paddles. The battery is arranged to charge the capacitor. The capacitor is arranged to apply a voltage at the defibrillator electrodes, which generates an electrical shock for arresting a cardiac arrhythmia.

External defibrillator

Aspects of the instant disclosure relate to electronic cigarettes with an active delivery system for transporting a liquid solution from a tank to an atomizer; and more particularly to oscillating diaphragm pumps that facilitate flow of the liquid solution from the tank and onto a heating coil of an atomizer for vaporization.

Electronic cigarette fluid pump

A variety of arrangements and methods relating to a defibrillator and a multiphasic pulse generator are described. In one aspect of the invention, a defibrillator includes two paddles that each include a defibrillator electrode covered in a protective housing. The two paddles are sealed together using a releasable seal to form a paddle module such that the housings of the paddles form the exterior of the paddle module. The multi-phasioc pulse generator includes a first subsystem, a second subsystem, and a switching component is electrically coupled with the paddles. The first subsystem and the second subsystem are arranged to generate a first phase of a pulse and a second phase of the pulse, the first phase of the pulse having a positive phase or a negative phase, and the second phase of the pulse having a phase in opposite polarity to the first phase of the pulse. The switching component switches between the first subsystem and the second subsystem to generate a therapeutic pulse having at least a positive phase and a negative phase.

Radiosurgery system

A convertible chair, for example, a hair transplantation chair that permits movement of the patient during a procedure while the patient's head remains substantially stationary. The chair may include a head support and a plurality of body supports that may be mounted on a base, or on a cradle movably attached to the base. The chair can be configured for a follicular unit harvesting procedure and it could be also converted into a hair implantation configuration for hair implantation procedure. The patient remains in the chair during the procedure with his head substantially stationary, while various parts of his body may be repositioned, for example, by rotation of the cradle. The chair may be automated, or assisted with pneumatics, motors, foot pumps and the like. The chair is particularly useful for assisting robotic hair transplantation procedures.

Adjustable hair transplantation chair

An inventory control system comprising a dispensing module; a horizontal blocking bar proximate the front portion of the dispensing module; a dispensing module sliding base comprising having a roll pin affixed thereto, and a right side wall having a roll pin affixed thereto; a left rocker arm and a right rocker arm each having a slot; and wherein the roll pin of the left side wall passes through the slot of the left rocker arm and the roll pin of the right side wall passes through the slot of the right rocker arm.

Inventory control system

Portable recharger device

A device and method for reducing patient transthoracic impedance for the purpose of delivering a therapeutic current are provided. In one embodiment, the device for reducing patient transthoracic impedance for the purpose of delivering a therapeutic current may be used in a defibrillator. The device for reducing patient transthoracic impedance for the purpose of delivering a therapeutic current may be a microneedle array that may have a number of different configurations and may be made with different materials.

Device and method for reducing patient transthoracic impedance for the purpose of delivering a therapeutic current

A security device includes a processor defined to control operation of the security device. The security device also includes a radio defined in electrical communication with the processor. The security device also includes a location determination device defined in electrical communication with the processor. The processor, radio, and location determination device are defined to operate collaboratively to provide a wireless tracking and communication system. The security device also includes a shackle and a locking mechanism. The locking mechanism is defined in electrical communication with the processor. The processor is defined to operate the locking mechanism to control locking and unlocking of the shackle based on information obtained through the wireless tracking and communication system.

mLOCK device and associated methods

Devices, systems, and methods for supporting and/or stabilizing a patient can help to position a patient relative to a therapeutic laser beam, for example, inhibiting motion or deflection during a refractive procedure on the eyes, and the like. A stabilizing structural member can support a chair or other patient support near shoulders of the patient, and the member may remain stationary while the chair is driven in a horizontal plane by a linkage. Often, a nominal patient center of gravity is located between the support member and a portion of the patient support which is supported by the linkage to reduce cantilever effects. The member may be rigidly attached to a vertical motion stage which moves the chair at an angle, for example at an angle normal to the horizontal plane.

Chair stabilizer for refractive surgery

Improved devices, systems, and methods support and/or restrain a head of a patient, optionally for use in refractive surgery. Both the height of the patient's head and the angle of the patient's neck along the medial-lateral plane of the patient can be established independently, and compression pillow systems can gently and atraumatically compress the patient's head between protruding foam sidewalls or the like to inhibit movement of the patient from the alignment position.

Compression head pillows and neck angle adjustment mechanism for refractive laser surgery and the like

Sterile cover for doctor's console for laser eye surgery

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San Jose, CA, United States of America

Mark Duncan Brinkerhoff