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Robert Dale Parks

Ryan Christopher Kaintz

Matthew Beale

Eric Lamont Holmes

Paul Randall Shows

Matthew W Goodworth

Stuart K Morgan

Michael A Bergeron

Stan Jankowski

Richard E Huber

Michael T Angus

Christopher Stygar

Matthew Meurer

George Davis

Matthew Stuart Beale

Eugene Nelson Scarberry

Michael James Beiriger

R Craig Campbell

Kevin Fisk

Ronald B Kemnitzer

Kevin P Cowan

Regis J Nero, Jr

Mark W Hitchins

Steven J Remis

Elias G Diacopoulos

Jeffrey A Gibala

Matthew Sass

Matthew G Cimbala

Steven P Day

Curtis R Akins

Joy Cottrill

Santo A DeFrancesco

Stanley Jankowski

Michael Bergeron

David M Reilly

Edward J Rhinehart

Lance Ranard Busch

James Albert Dedig

Mark Trocki

Raymond K Houck

Douglas J Koebler

Francis J Sciulli, Jr

Glen P Williams

Jeffrey Thompson

Steven C Rygg

William D Boehmer

Kenneth J Kato

Drew Degentesh

Francis J Sciulli

Larry J Fuchs

Jean Clements-Macak

Paul A Bauer, Jr

Craig R Campbell

Gary Lotz

Ryan Kalntz

A system monitors gas flow and pressure to a gas appliance in a fluid network comprising an analyzer. The analyzer has a housing defining an inlet, an outlet, and an interior in fluid communication with the inlet and the outlet. At least one sensor is coupled to the analyzer and configured to generate at least one signal related to gas being supplied to the gas appliance. A smart device communicates with the analyzer, wherein the smart device has a user interface and is configured to monitor, store and display data. The smart device can present any or all of a plurality of parameters such as the flow of gas, a capacity of the flow of gas, a temperature, a pressure of the gas and the like to a user based on signals from sensors.

Gas flow, pressure and BTU/hour analyzer with a smart device

Flow monitor

A dialysis system including a housing, a dialysate pump disposed in the housing, and a dialysate line configured to be operatively connected to the dialysate pump such that the dialysate pump can pump dialysate through the dialysate line when the dialysate line is in fluid communication with a dialysate source.

Dialysis systems, components, and methods

A medicament dispensing cabinet is comprised of a frame, at least one controller, and a plurality of drawers each movably carried by the frame and each defining a plurality of dispensing cells. A plurality of removable dispensing devices is provided with each one carried by one of the dispensing cells. Each of the dispensing cells further comprises a motor for providing rotary motion to one of the removable dispensing devices in response to the controller, a sensor operating in conjunction with the controller for counting medicament dispensed from one of the removable dispensing devices, a chute for receiving medicament dispensed from one of the removable dispensing devices and a chute gate for controlling access to the chute. The cabinet may additionally comprise a chute gate release responsive to the controller for controlling the chute gate and a chute gate sensor connected to the controller and responsive to the position of the chute gate. The cabinet may be used in conjunction with a number of processes including dispensing, secure-pickup (insuring the person picking up the dispensed medicament is authorized to do so), back-end verification (verifying the identity of the person picking up the dispensed medicament), a process for removing a dispensing device from a drawer, and a process for inserting a dispensing device into a drawer.

Secure medicament dispensing cabinet, method and system

A medicament dispensing cabinet includes a frame, at least one controller, and a plurality of drawers each movably carried by the frame and each defining a plurality of dispensing cells. A plurality of dispensing devices is provided with each one carried by one of the dispensing cells. Each of the dispensing cells further comprises a motor for providing rotary motion to one of the removable dispensing devices in response to the controller, a sensor operating in conjunction with the controller for counting medicament dispensed from one of the removable dispensing devices, a chute for receiving medicament dispensed from one of the removable dispensing devices and a chute gate for controlling access to the chute. The cabinet may additionally comprise a chute gate release responsive to the controller for controlling the chute gate and a chute gate sensor connected to the controller and responsive to the position of the chute gate.

An oral appliance is provided for the treatment of snoring and obstructive sleep apnea. The oral appliance includes an upper tray adaptable to conform to a user's maxillary dentition and a plurality of lower trays, each of the lower trays adaptable to conform to the user's mandibular dentition. At least some of the lower trays are structured to engage the upper tray, each of the lower trays are structured to impart a different fixed amount of mandibular advancement.

Oral appliance for treatment of snoring and sleep apnea

Line clamp

A method of dispensing medicaments may employ a drug dispensing device comprised of an upper hopper having an upper opening for receiving a medicament and a lower opening. The drug dispensing device also includes a lower hopper having an upper opening and a lower opening in a bottom portion thereof. The upper hopper defines a bulk storage chamber and the lower hopper defines a dispensing chamber. A rotatable dispensing disc is positioned in a lower portion of the dispensing chamber for dispensing medicament from the drug dispensing device through the lower opening in the lower hopper. A regulator is situated between the bulk storage chamber and the dispensing chamber for controlling the rate at which medicament moves from the storage chamber to the dispensing chamber.

Dispensing device having a storage chamber, a dispensing chamber and a feed regulator there between

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Robert Dale Parks