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Jeffrey S. Winslow

Richard A Roshon

Lonnie C Pogue

Michael S McCue

Jeffrey S Winslow

Sam Z Malhas

Don J Cretzler

A continuous pH monitoring system and method of using it, includes a catheter assembly having a flexible compressible multipassagewayed tube, an anchor assembly connected to the tube to secure it within the nasal cavity, an indicator assembly having a sensor device within the tube to monitor the pH in the stomach, a vent within the tube to equalize pressure inside the stomach with the ambient pressure, and an aspirating assembly attached to the tube for removing stomach fluid.

Nasogastric tube construction and method of using same

An exercise kit, and a method of using it, which includes an exercise apparatus having a compact curved base member, which generally conforms to the shape of the back of a user, and a set of transverse rollers which are adapted to enable the base member to roll upwardly and downwardly over a wall or other such surface. A device enables the base member to be worn on the lower back of the user, who can press the rollers against a wall as the user performs various excercises, for enabling the leg muscles to be exercised in a comfortable, easy manner. The base member is also curved transversely to distribute pressure uniformly over a large area of the back to help reduce discomfort to the wearer. A pair of spaced apart transverse rollers for distributing pressure across a large area of a wall uniformly, each include an extruded thermoplastic member to help make the apparatus relatively inexpensive to manufacture, and light in weight. A guard disposed at a top portion of the base member helps to prevent the clothing of the user from inadvertently becoming entangled in the rollers during use. An adjustable stand used in conjunction with the exercise apparatus includes a removable platform which is supported above the floor to limit the downward movement of the user during a first exercise routine, and which is placed on the floor to engage the foot of the user during a second exercise routine.

Exercise apparatus and method of using same

Continuous pH monitoring system and method of using same

An exercise apparatus includes a compact curved base member, which generally conforms to the shape of the back of a user, and a set of transverse rollers which are adapted to enable the base member to roll upwardly and downwardly over a wall or other such surface. A device enables the base member to be worn on the lower back of the user, who can press the rollers against a wall as the user performs knee bends repeatedly, for enabling the leg muscles to be exercised in a comfortable, easy manner. The base member is also curved transversely to distribute pressure uniformly over a large area of the back to help reduce discomfort to the wearer. A pair of spaced apart transverse rollers for distributing pressure across a large area of a wall uniformly, each include an extruded thermoplastic member to help make the apparatus relatively inexpensive to manufacture, and light in weight. A guard disposed at a top portion of the base member helps to prevent the clothing of the user from inadvertently becoming entangled in the rollers during use.

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Olivenhain, CA, United States of America

Richard A Roshon