Abbott Laboratories Corporation

Abbott Medical Optics Inc.

Johnson & Johnson Surgical Vision, Inc.

Keurig, Inc.

Dots Technology Corp.

Daktari Diagnostics, Inc.

Philip Charles Walker

Allan Lee Cameron

Andrew J Boyce

Fred C Lee

Kyle E Lynn

Christopher James Page

Kelvin Kao

Tapan Patel

Tuan Tom Tran

Teresita Smith

Regan A Pierce

Kenneth E Kadziauskas

Jon B Taylor

James P Perry

James D Wilson

Mark Christopher Bates

Lutz Weber

Karl T Winkler

Gaurav Rohatgi

Brian Stonecipher

Adi Gilboa-Geffen

John J Kropczynski, Jr

Matthias Kronsbein

Aaron Oppenheimer

Zachary Jarrod Traina

Renuka Babu Brown

Thomas Gerard Parent

John H Kepler

Meghan Walter

Jason F Lipman

Dennis Kopilec

Christine Ciccone

Adam Casey

Christopher J Page

Ken Kadziauskas

John J Kropczynski

Kyle Lynn

Tuan Tran

The present invention provides systems, devices and methods for detecting the presence and/or absence of one or more allergens in a sample particularly a food sample. The detection system includes a separate sample pickup, one or more disposables for receiving and processing a test sample and a detection device that can execute an allergen detection testing in minutes. The present detection system and device is compact and portable.

Portable allergen detection system

A phacoemulsification system and method, and a surgical foot pedal device, system and method. The present invention may include a console comprising a plurality of modes for at least one physically associated surgical instrument, and a foot pedal communicatively associated with said console and suitable for varying ones of the plurality of modes. The foot pedal may include a housing comprising the communicative association, and comprising at least one potentiometer and at least two top switches for the varying of the ones of the plurality of modes, a treadle rotatably mounted within the housing and suitable for depressing the at least one potentiometer, and at least two side switches movably associated with the treadle for the varying of the ones of the plurality of modes.

Foot pedal system and apparatus

This document provides devices, systems, and methods for delivering fluids. In some cases, the devices, systems, and methods include a deformable reservoir being at least partially defined by rigid plastically-deformable web. An actuator can press against said rigid plastically-deformable web to plastically deform said web. In some cases, a controller is adapted to receive a cartridge including a deformable reservoir and control the pressing of an actuator against a rigid plastically-deformable web to deliver fluid from the deformable reservoir.

Fluid delivery devices, systems, and methods

Foot pedal

An enteral connector assembly and system () communicates fluid between a bag B' or a bottle B&#x2033; and an enteral feeding set. The system () includes an end cap () that communicates enteral fluid across a barrier () having a specially configured barrier keyway () formed with a barrier port (). The barrier () establishes an interstice () that when combined with the spike barrier () prevents introduction of and fluid communication with legal intravenous spikes (LS) and other incompatible connectors, while enabling connection to and fluid communication with compatible components such as an interconnect () having multiple tines () that include specially shaped tips () that extend across the interstice () to pierce a seal, septum, and/or sealing membrane and form a fluid pathway.

Enteral connectors and systems

A liquid inlet probe for piercing the lid of a beverage filter cartridge comprises a cylindrical inner hub surrounded by an enlarged diameter outer sleeve. Support ribs extend radially between and coact with the exterior of the hub and the interior of the sleeve to define a plurality of liquid supply passages. The hub, ribs and sleeve having bevelled lower ends arranged in a truncated conical alignment converging towards the center of the probe to a pointed end projecting downwardly from its lower end.

Puncturing and venting of single serve beverage filter cartridge

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Concord, MA, United States of America

Philip Charles Walker