Fisher & Paykel Healthcare Limited

Te Pari Products Limited

Imaginus Limited

Other

Forlong & Maisey Limited

Westrupp, Gertruda Hubertina

Paul Fleming Buckley

Jason Allan Klenner

Mark Samuel Hamilton

Stephen David Evans

Bruce Gordon Holyoake

Andrew Paul Maxwell Salmon

Malcolm Lynd

Yi-Cheng Sun

Peter Lawrence Grylls

Douglas Richard Wright

David Robert Kemps

Hamish Adrian Osborne

James William Stanton

Michael John Andresen

Jonathan Andrew George Lambert

Madeleine Bess Martin

Samuel Graham Boggs

Nicholas James Michael McKenna

Simon Mordechai Stam

Edwin Joseph Lyons

Stefan Leo Van Workum

Nicholas Edward Vaughan

John James Jackson

Joseph Nathaniel Griffiths

James Owen Kehoe

Rachael Porter

Ada Yiwen Shou

Francisco Ernesto De La Peña De La Fuente

Barry Shack Manon

Victor Rosales Corrales

Huang-Ku Liu

Alastair Edwin McAuley

Leon Edward Evans

Robert William Lachlan Holmes

David Andrew Trow

Robert Holmes

Malcom Norman Lynd

James Clifford Prier

Gertruda Hubertina Westrupp

Hamish Osborne

Nicholas James Michael Mckenna

Francisco Ernesto De La Pena De La Fuente

Malcolm Norman Lynd

Humidifier heaterbase

Humidifier

A humidification system can include a heater base, a chamber, and a breathing circuit. The heater base includes a heater plate positioned in a recessed region, and a heat conductive portion of the chamber is configured to contact the heater plate. The heater base includes a guard configured to control movement of the chamber into and out of the recessed region. The guard includes an anti-racking mechanism. The chamber includes an inlet port, an outlet port. A downward extension extends into the chamber from the inlet port, and a baffle is disposed at a lower end of the downward extension. A component of the breathing circuit can include a conduit hanging end cap for shipping and storage. The end cap can include a hanging component to allow the breathing circuit component to be hung from a medical stand. The system can detect when breathing circuits are connected in reverse.

Humidification system

An intraoral applicator device is described herein that is configured to transfer medicament from the applicator to the gums of a patient. The device and methods of use may assist in topically applying medicament e.g. a topical anaesthetic to the gums of a patient without the need for or use of needles or syringes. In one embodiment, the intraoral applicator device may comprise a body with a shape and configuration that generally conforms with at least part of the shape of the teeth and gums of a patient's oral cavity. The device further comprises a holder portion, the holder portion comprising a frame, the frame being configured to clamp over the teeth about a region of the patient's oral cavity such that, when fitted to the patient's oral cavity, at least a part of the holder portion is configured to be held between the patient's teeth when the patient bites their jaws together, the holder portion also gripping at least part of the body. Methods of delivering medicament to at least a portion of the gums of a patient in need thereof using the above device are also described.

Oral applicator device

A doser including one or more cartridges for holding one or more products. The cartridge has a body defining a cavity for holding the products, a nozzle disposed on the body and connected to the cavity for dispensing the product from the cavity, and a piston arranged to move within the cavity to propel the product from the cavity into the nozzle. The cartridge also has a cap removably coupled to the cartridge for protecting the nozzle. Lastly, the doser has a dispenser for holding the cartridge or cartridges which actuates the piston, and removes the cap from the cartridge, so that the product is dispensed from the cartridge.

Dosing apparatus

Described herein is a dispenser for dispensing fluid that, integrated into one hand piece, comprises a variable volume chamber with a plunger disposed within the chamber and a chamber inlet and outlet. The inlet and outlet communicate directly with a common chamber volume and the plunger translates in a linear direction relative to the chamber along a common longitudinal axis to expel fluid from the chamber (expel stroke) and/or draw fluid into the chamber (drawing stroke). The plunger is linked to a controller, a power source and a motor that drives translation movement of the plunger. The dispenser described herein offers a variety of advantages over the art including accurate dosing without the user having the manually regulate the dose amount&#x2014;the amount to be dosed is related to the volume of fluid in the chamber which can be pre-set or varied automatically using sensors and controllers.

Fluid dispenser

Dosing apparatus comprising a cartridge (), the cartridge having: &#x2022;a body () with a cavity holding at least one product to be dosed, &#x2022;a nozzle () which is in communication with the cavity and which is configured for channelling the product to an orifice of an animal, and &#x2022;a recess () which is adapted to, or actually does, receive and provide a cover for the nozzle of an identical or similar cartridge.

Described herein is a dispenser for dispensing fluid that, integrated into one hand piece, comprises a variable volume chamber with a plunger disposed within the chamber and a chamber inlet and outlet. The inlet and outlet communicate directly with a common chamber volume and the plunger translates in a linear direction relative to the chamber along a common longitudinal axis to expel fluid from the chamber (expel stroke) and/or draw fluid into the chamber (drawing stroke). The plunger is linked to a controller, a power source and a motor that drives translation movement of the plunger. The dispenser described herein offers a variety of advantages over the art including accurate dosing without the user having to manually regulate the dose amount&#x2014;the amount to be dosed is related to the volume of fluid in the chamber which can be pre-set or varied automatically using sensors and controllers.

Breathing apparatus

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Auckland, New Zealand

Paul Fleming Buckley