Bayer Healthcare LLC

Molly Bingaman

Stephen R Schulte

Patrick O'Rourke

Erin Novickoff

Arthur E Uber, Iii

Kevin P Cowan

Michael A Spohn

David M Reilly

Michael J Swantner

Barry Tucker

Mark Trocki

Ralph H Schriver

Gerald W Callan

Keith Lipford

Richard A Seman

Barry Iddon

Kent Diasabeygunawardena

Daniel Moore

Emma Diasabeygunawardena

Matthew J Leroch

Collin Grimes

Isabella Norcini

Samantha Sutherland

Genevieve Jerome

Barry L Tucker

Iii Arthur Uber

Richard Seman

Iii Arthur E Uber

An adapter for releasably attaching a syringe to an injector. The adapter comprises a mounting mechanism positioned at a rear end of the adapter to mount the adapter in a desired position relative to a front wall of the injector; and a syringe carrier section adapted to seat at least a portion of the syringe. The syringe carrier section defines a first opening on a top thereof to allow placement of the syringe therein from the top and a second opening in a rear section thereof to allow the drive member of the injector to communicate forward force to the plunger. A cover portion extends over a rearward end of the first opening and has a first end configured to abut the flange of the syringe when the syringe is positioned within the syringe carrier section.

Injector systems and syringe adapters for use therewith

A system for heating a medical fluid has at least one first fluid container for storing the fluid, a fluid injector having at least one second fluid container for receiving the fluid from the at least one first fluid container through a fluid path set, at least one heating element positioned in-line with the fluid path set between the at least one first fluid container and the at least one second fluid container of the fluid injector for heating the fluid to a pre-determined temperature as the fluid flows through at least one fluid path element, and a controller for controlling an output of the at least one heating element based on at least one of a property of the at least one heating element and a property of the fluid flowing through the at least one fluid path element.

Contrast heating system with in-line contrast warmer

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McCandless, PA, United States of America

Molly Bingaman