Graco Children's Products, Inc.

Azek Building Products, Inc.

Intact Vascular, Inc.

Kids Ii, Inc.

Boston Scientific Scimed, Inc.

Essity Hygiene and Health Aktiebolag

Teleflex Life Sciences Pte. Ltd.

North American Pipe Corporation

Other

Sca Hygiene Products Ab

Acco Brands Corporation

Amax Incorporated

Arrow International Limited

Cpg International LLC

Essential Medical, Inc.

Michael Austin Dotsey

Patrick Bryan Nolan

Noah Eberhard Dingler

Michael Longo

Todd D Sorzano

Erin H Morrissey

Roy L Dean

Christopher Brian Lundin

Evan Einbender Aamodt

Jonathan N Tackie

Bryan Fitzgerald Allard

Douglas G Evans

Jacob M Sclare

Greg A Walters

Michael P Wallace

Joshua E Clapper

Robert Tor Pike

Michael Gori

Scott R Spence

Michael Hogendijk

Thomas J Pollack

Gavin P Wallace

Christopher K Huynh

Jayson Delos Santos

David Deaton

Jonathan M Pacella

Matthew J Ransil

Joseph T Grintz

Roy Lucas Dean

Dmitry Yashin

Jeffrey David Swan

Daniel Newhard

Andrew J Miller

Stephen Ahnert

Robert T Pike

Gary Roubin

Stephen Koytek

Marcel Arthur Jan Schreuder

Neil C Penza

Michael Nispel

Piyush Arora

Merijn Hartog

Aaron Blinn

John Swartzentruber

Michiel Sebastiaan Emanuél Petrus Knoppert

Karen Rosenkranz

Mark Brunni

Andrew Serbinski

William B Bellows

Matthew L Rivera

John Matthew Thomson

Richard H Harris

Craig Billman

Brandon Burkholder

John (Jason) C Arnold, Iv

Patrick William Laffan

Devon T Siesholtz

Gregg R Espenshade

Cindy L Berkey

Paul B Nelson

Cary Costello

Dennis Danville

Branden McCorkel

Brian Kincaid

Patrick B Nolan

Igor Tentler

Chad J Smith

Evan E Aamodt

Kevin Y Shin

Leif E Malm

Andrew Miller

Todd Grintz

Johnny Hailyn Tseng

Andrew L Solinski

Daniele Salvatore Tedesco

Daniel N Newhard

Methods and apparatuses for removing material (e.g., clot) from within a body, including inverting thrombectomy apparatuses. These methods and apparatuses may include methods and apparatuses for reusing portion of the devices, method and apparatuses for loading and reloading the inverting thrombectomy apparatuses, and methods and apparatuses for improving and enhancing the ability of the inverting thrombectomy apparatuses to remove clot. In particular, described herein are expandable scraper devices that may be used in conjunction with the inverting thrombectomy apparatuses descried herein, or on their own.

Thrombectomy apparatuses

A releasable elongated assembly includes a release member having a length and an opening that extends along the length. The releasable elongated assembly includes a first elongated element having a first coupling member disposed in the opening and a second elongated element having a second coupling member disposed in the opening opposite the first coupling member along the length. The first and second elongated elements are interlaced with each other in the opening at a location between the first coupling member and the second coupling member such that the first and second elongated elements are attached to each other. The release member is moveable from a first position where the first and second coupling members are captured in the opening to a second position where the first and second coupling members are released from the opening so as to detach the first and second elongated elements from each other.

Releasable elongated assembly

A telescoping leg assembly with a pivot apparatus having a first and second telescoping leg, each with an extension section and a sleeve component, the sleeve component divided longitudinally into a first space and second space. The leg extension sections are dimensioned to retract into and telescope from the first space in the first leg sleeve component. The telescoping legs are pivotally attached to one another by a pivot apparatus on the sleeve portions, wherein the pivot apparatus extends into the second spaces of the sleeve components.

Collapsible adjustable height table

Methods and apparatuses for cleaning and/or drying a subject's ears and/or nose may include an inverting tubular swab region. These apparatuses may remove debris, such as ear wax & skin debris from the ear canal. These apparatuses are safer than traditional cotton swab. Also described herein are apparatuses configured for use in the nose, which may remove mucus (e.g., snot) from the nasal and sinus regions. These apparatuses may be configured for use with infants and toddlers as an alternative to air aspiration bulb/tool. Also described herein are methods of using any of these apparatuses as well as methods of making and packaging them.

Inverting sleeve apparatuses and method for drying and cleaning the ear or nose

A range limiter to secure or position a adjustable height, foldable table at a particular height. A two-way spring-loaded plunger is positioned at the end of a leg for engagement with a stop component. The stop component is affixed to the bottom of the table top. When the leg is in a storage position, the plunger is pushed outward preventing the table leg from opening too far. The two springs have different forces or strengths associated with them. An extension section of the leg pushes against a heavy spring when the table is collapsed, thereby pushing the plunger outward. A light spring keeps the plunger withdrawn when the leg is extended.

A delivery device for controllably delivering multiple implants (e.g., intravascular implants) is described herein. The delivery device may include a lockout mechanism to prevent against inadvertent implant deployment prior to initial use. The delivery device may also include a re-sheath mechanism to allow for re-sheathing of an inner core assembly prior to removal of the delivery device from an initial deployment site. The delivery device may also further include a mechanism configured to prevent against re-sheathing of a partially-deployed implant.

Deployment handle for delivery of implants

Collapsible height adjustable table

A closure device for sealing a percutaneous puncture in a wall of a body passageway, the closure device including at least one of a toggle configured to engage an interior surface of the body passageway or a plug configured to engage an exterior surface of the body passageway and a guide wire configured to extend from an outside of the body to inside the body passageway, wherein at least one of the toggle and the plug is associated with the guide wire.

Instrument and methods for surgically closing percutaneous punctures

A pipe retrieval machine includes a frame defining a decoupling region and a travel axis and a transporting mechanism supported on the frame. The transporting mechanism has a first gripping structure adjacent an infeed end of the machine and a second gripping structure adjacent an outfeed end of the machine. The decoupling region is between the first and second gripping structures. The machine has a drive system to move the first and second gripping structures at a steady state speed to direct a pipe along the travel axis. The pipe retrieval machine includes one or more safety features to stop the drive system either automatically or through manual action, one or more safety features to inhibit or prevent damage to components of the decoupling region in the event of a malfunction, or both. Methods of operating a pipe retrieval machine include any of the operation procedures, method steps, safety features, and/or functions as described and in any combination.

Pipe retrieval apparatus, system, and method

A collapsible, adjustable height table with a compact folded configuration and a range limiter to secure selected table heights.

Thrombectomy methods

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Michael Austin Dotsey