Stryker Corporation

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Michael T Brubaker

Nathan W Matheny

Ross Timothy Lucas

Kurosh Nahavandi

Christopher C Gentile

Bradley Sommer

Michael Maurice Desjardins

Mackenzie Van Loon

Clifford Edwin Lambarth

Chad Conway Souke

Brandon David Naber

Jason James Wroblewski

Charles Louis Crouch

William Ross Heneveld, Jr

Stephen Frederick Peters

Connor Feldpausch StJohn

Krishna Sandeep Bhimavarapu

Richard Anthony Derenne

Michael Joseph Hayes

William Dwight Childs

Daniel Vincent Brosnan

Patrick Lafleche

Brian J Tessmer

Christopher Ryan Sweeney

Justin Jon Raymond

Jeffrey C Shiery

Annie Désaulniers

Jason John Connell

Christopher Scott Jacob

Dickson J Brubaker

Michael Harry Lau

Justin Thomas McLouth

Dan George Parker

Connor Feldpausch St John

Kent D Pilcher

Todd A Zeilinger

Bryan E Garfoot

David A Dunlap

Kevin C Kropp

Jerald A Trepanier

Gary Lee Bartley

Ryan Ross

Samuel S Kim

Shaofei Wilson Xu

Manikantan Seshadrinathan

Lucas Choi

Manikantan Seshradinathan

Christopher Cate

Benoit Martel

Christopher Ivory

James Connor Johnson

Stephen F Peters

Conor Feldpausch StJohn

A patient transport apparatus comprises a support structure and at least one caster assembly coupled to the structure to facilitate movement of the structure along a floor. Each caster assembly comprises a wheel, an actuator moveable between three actuator positions, a steer lock assembly moveable by the actuator between a steer and non-steer locked state, and a brake assembly movable by the actuator between a braked and unbraked state. The brake assembly includes a plunger, a retainer coupled to the plunger, a brake pad for sliding movement along the retainer, and a brake biasing element disposed between the plunger and the brake pad to urge the brake pad away from the plunger such that movement of the actuator to place the brake assembly in the braked state simultaneously brings the brake pad into engagement with the wheel and slides the brake pad along the retainer to compress the biasing element.

Patient transport apparatus with brake assembly and steer lock assembly

An emergency cot includes a litter frame, a base, and a lift assembly supporting the litter frame relative to the base. The lift assembly includes load bearing members pivotally coupled to the litter frame by head-end upper pivot connections and foot-end upper pivot connections and to the base by head-end lower pivot connections and foot-end lower pivot connections for raising or lowering the base or the litter frame with respect to the other. The foot-end upper pivot connections or head-end upper pivot connections are movable toward or away from the longitudinal axis of the litter frame to allow one end of the litter frame to be tilted upwardly.

Patient handling apparatus with hydraulic control system

Cot fastener

A cot fastening system for fastening a cot to an emergency vehicle includes a frame configured for mounting to the floor of an emergency vehicle, which has a longitudinal axis and a cot loading direction along the longitudinal axis. The system includes a first restraint assembly for coupling to a first cot attachment of the cot, which is mounted to the frame. The system further includes a second restraint assembly for coupling to a second cot attachment, which is also mounted to the frame. The system further includes a spring, such as a coil spring, for biasing the cot in a direction opposed from the loading direction of the frame to thereby apply a pre-load on at least one of said restraint assemblies.

Cot fastening system

A patient support apparatus supports a patient and includes a litter. A base is disposed below the litter. A lift mechanism is configured to move the litter and the base relative to one another between extended and collapsed positions. The lift mechanism includes first and second frame assemblies each including an outer frame member and an inner frame member arranged to move within the outer frame member. First and second rollers and first and second slide members are disposed between the outer and inner frame members. The first and second rollers are arranged to roll along at least one of the outer and inner frame members with a load exerted on the lift mechanism from the litter. The first and second slide members are arranged to slide along at least one of the outer and inner frame members with a load exerted on the lift mechanism from the base.

Patient support apparatus with lift mechanism

A patient support apparatus having a support structure with a primary support surface for a patient, and an extension manually movable by a user relative to the support structure from a stowed position to an extended position so that the extension provides auxiliary support for the patient in the extended position. A locking device is operable to releasably hold the extension relative to the support structure in the stowed position and the extended position. A release mechanism is operable to manipulate the locking device to release the extension for movement relative to the support structure, and is movable with the extension from the stowed position to the extended position.

Patient support apparatus having an extension

A medical apparatus that includes an apparatus body that has a surface with an opening and a cover coupled to the apparatus body about an axis of rotation angled to the surface. The cover is operable to rotate about the axis of rotation to move between a first position wherein the cover closes the opening and a second position wherein the cover is moved to allow access to the opening.

Opening cover

A patient transport apparatus includes a support structure. The support structure includes a base, a frame, and a patient support surface to support a patient. One or more handle assemblies are coupled to the frame to maneuver the patient transport apparatus. The handle assemblies include one or more handles to be manipulated by a user. The handles are capable of being adjusted to facilitate maneuvering of the patient transport apparatus, such as pushing/pulling the patient transport apparatus along a floor surface, lifting the patient transport apparatus over obstacles, loading the patient transport apparatus into an emergency vehicle, and/or unloading the patient transport apparatus from the emergency vehicle.

Patient transport apparatus with adjustable handles

Patient support system

A patient transport apparatus comprises a support structure. The support structure comprises a base, a frame, and a patient support surface to support a patient. One or more handle assemblies are coupled to the frame to maneuver the patient transport apparatus. Each handle assembly comprises a handle and a handle extension supporting the handle. The handle extension is configured to articulate relative to the frame from a stowed position to a use position such that the handle is adjacent to the frame in the stowed position and the handle is extended from the frame by the handle extension in the use position. The apparatus also includes a locking device comprising one or more locking elements configured to discretely lock and unlock the handle extension relative to the frame in the use position or the stowed position.

Patient transport apparatus with adjustable handle

Patient transport apparatus

Cover assembly for a patient transport apparatus

Frame subassembly for a patient transport apparatus

A patient support apparatus that comprises a frame and a side rail mounted to the frame. The side rail comprises a side rail body and a pair of arms mounting the side rail body for rotational movement relative to the frame. The pair of arms has a pair of upper pivot connections connected to the side rail body and a pair of lower pivot connections for mounting to the frame. The upper pivot connections engage a timing link.

Patient support apparatus with side rail

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Portage, MI, United States of America

Michael T Brubaker