Deka Products Limited Partnership

Matthew C Harris

Kevin L Grant

Douglas J Young

Larry B Gray

Craig R Steinfels

Brian Daniel Tracey

Jeffrey L Klein

David W Mcgill

Jason A Demers

David W McGill

Dean Kamen

Richard J Lanigan

Edward L Staub

Edward J Staub

A medical system includes an input assembly for receiving one or more user inputs. The input assembly includes at least one slider assembly for providing an input signal. Processing logic receives the input signal from the input assembly and provides a first output signal and a second output signal. A display assembly is configured to receive, at least in part, the first output signal from the processing logic and render information viewable by the user. The second output signal is provided to one or more medical system components. The information rendered on the display assembly may be manipulatable by the user and at least a portion of the information rendered may be magnified.

System and method for insulin pump medical device including a slider assembly wherein images on display allow for highlighting and magnifying images

A method and device for adjusting the unstored length of tubing directed to improving the use of infusion sets that deliver fluids to a user. The device includes a storage module and other features for adjusting, storing and securing the length of the tubing. The method of adjusting the length of the tubing to a desired length typically comprises removably attaching the tubing to the adjuster, adjusting the tubing by wrapping the tubing around a hub or post of the adjuster, and fixing the length of the unstored tubing by attaching the tubing to a securing device such as a friction structure or fastener.

Infusion set improvements

A method for packaging an agent for delivery within a body cavity. A reservoir within a package contains a specified quantity of the agent and is either contiguous with, or coupled to, a dispensing node such as a swab. Depth of insertion of the dispensing node into the body cavity is restricted to a specified depth by a penetration-restricting feature that forms part of the package.

Individual dose packaging

Medical device including a capacitive slider assembly that provides output signals wirelessly to one or more remote medical systems components

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Bow, NH, United States of America

Matthew C Harris