Mcculloch Corporation

Battelle Memorial Institute

Medrad, Inc.

Jenn Feng Industrial Co., Ltd.

R Reade Harpham

Joseph A Juratovac

Roger W Smith

Gregory S Kramer

John F Searle

Gregory A Trees

Chad Edward Bouton

James J Lind

Joseph Edward Zambanini

Robert E Mora

Douglas D Hansel

Felicia R Ruggeri

Brian Graham

William Godwin Atterbury

Jan B Yates

Daniel A Kramer

Francis J Sciulli, Jr

Jeffrey Richard Held

Dennis P Hack

James B Gleeson

Michael Krull

Jeffrey R Held

Charles J Mutschler

Jeffery R Held

A sensor device for detecting a change fluid level within body tissue comprising a housing with bridge segments connecting at intersections arranged to circumscribe an opening. Further, antenna elements are partially seated within the housing at intersections of bridge segments, comprise a generally planar antenna mounted to a substrate material at a base of the planar antenna, and an electrical shield surrounding the substrate. Also, an outer surface of the planar antenna faces away from the substrate. The antenna elements comprise at least first and second antenna element pairs having transmitting and receiving antenna elements and a bridging segment. A high sensitivity zone is formed between the transmitting antenna and receiving antenna. The antenna element pairs are spaced to create an area of reduced sensitivity between the high sensitivity zones, and the space is set so that the sensor is insensitive to fluid changes of a predetermined volume.

System for detecting fluid changes and sensoring devices therefor

An application or an attachment device for attaching a medical device includes a base layer and an adhesive layer on a rearward side of the base layer. The adhesive layer is adapted to removably attach the base layer. The adhesive layer can be adapted to removably attach the base layer to a patient (either a human patient or a lower animal patient). The device also includes a medical device attachment mechanism on a forward side of the base layer, The attachment mechanism is adapted to attach the medical device to the base layer. The medical device can, for example, be a sensor. The medical device attachment mechanism can, for example, include a mechanical attachment mechanism. The medical device attachment mechanism can additionally or alternatively include at least one adhesive layer on the base layer. The adhesive layer can, for example, be positioned on the base layer so that it does not extend beyond a footprint of the medical device when the medical device is attached to the base layer.

Application systems for use with medical devices

A cartridge for a handheld electrohydrodynamic (EHD) spraying device and a spraying device incorporating the cartridge. The cartridge is disposable, and can contain therapeutic products. The device includes a wetted lead screw with a compliant seal, where the placement of the seal relative to the screw inhibits leakage during both cartridge use and storage. A frame disposed within the cartridge acts as a load-transferring mechanism for the weight of the cartridge to a handle of the spraying device.

Handheld sprayer with removable cartridge and method of using same

Handle

Sprayer handle

Motor housing for a powered lawn and garden implement

Combined lower housing and shield of a powered lawn and garden implement

A retainer for an electric cord on an electric power device or the like includes a handle with a slot or passageway through the handle. The handle is loop shaped and has a hook inside the loop spaced from the slot or passageway. The slot or passageway is oriented vertically, as are the hook and the handle itself. A cord may be passed through the vertical passageway and around the vertically extending hook such that the cord is twisted ninety degrees between the passageway and the hook.

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Columbus, OH, United States of America

R Reade Harpham