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Compex Medical S.a.

Compex Technologies, Inc.

Patrick Lavalley

Klaus Schonenberger

Pierre-Yves Lampo

Felix Buhlmann

Gary L Moore

Steve Guex

Pierre-Yves Mueller

Marshall Masko

Steven J Olson

Kent A Larson

Jami McLaren

Klaus C/O Compex Medical SA Schonenberger

Steve C/O Compex Medical SA Guex

Gary Moore

Pierre-Yves C/O Compex Medical SA Mueller

Gary C/O Compex Technologies Inc Moore

Felix C/O Compex Medical SA Buhlmann

Pierre-Yves C/O Compex Medical SA Lampo

A disposable electrical stimulation device and method for providing therapeutic treatment and pain management in a convenient, compact configuration. Electrode size and shape and relative configuration can be varied according to an intended application and use, or a universal configuration can be provided for use on almost any area of the body. The common structure of communicatively coupled dual electrodes including control circuitry and a power source accommodates a range of different sizes, configurations, stimulation treatment intensities, and other physical and electrical characteristics that can be pre-customized and packaged for specific, limited time use. The device can therefore be used in methods of providing therapy, managing pain, and achieving other treatment goals by electrical stimulation.

Electrical stimulation device and method for therapeutic treatment and pain management

A device useful in determining the efficacy of a chemical sterilization process includes a dead end cavity closed by an access cap having a port coupled to a challenge tube defining the only path by which a substantial quantity of sterilant can reach the cavity. A biological indicator is located within the cavity and a chemical indicator is also provided. These indicators, and particularly the biological indicator, provide an indication of whether chemical sterilant would reach all interior exposed surfaces of a load in sufficient concentrations to adequately sterilize the load.

Apparatus for assessing the effectiveness of a sterilization process

A container is provided for holding a chemical compound or mixture. Areas are provided on the surface of the container which allow for gaseous by-products from the chemical contained within the container to permeate from a chamber through the surface of the container. A septum is over-molded into the surface of the container. The septum is formed in such a manner that it provides a sealing effect to close an opening in the container.

Package for chemicals

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Patrick Lavalley