Medtronic, Inc.

Aspen Surgical Products, Inc.

Hill-rom Services, Inc.

Robert J Lawrence

Ryan S Severns

Donald R Sandmore

Charles A Lachenbruch

Varad Narayan Srivastava

David Lawrence Bedel

Frederick Alan Shorey, Jr

Murray Swoish

David C Newkirk

David Lance Ribble

Steven D Baker

Kirsten M Emmons

Craig M Meyerson

Todd P O'Neal

Michael Scott Hood

Neal Wiggermann

Frank E Sauser

Eric D Agdeppa

Rachel L Williamson

John V Harmeyer

Darrell L Borgman

Yongji Fu

Jeffrey C Marrion

Ben Hertz

David Edward Weston

Ernest J Rodriguez

Roger P Bonenfant

Rebecca Lynn Engel

Justine Pringle

Walt L Carpenter

Kayla Stevens

David L Bedel

Todd P O'neal

Teresa A Teunis

Yongfeng Li

Chris Hill

Catherine A Vangilder

Holly L Bengel

Logan Cobler

Murray M Swoish

Jeffrey Marion

Catherine Ann Vangilder

A warming device may include a batting layer having a phase change material. The batting layer may have a patient side and an upper side. A hot melt fabric adhesive may be applied to the patient side and upper side of the batting. A first fabric layer may be adhered to the hot melt fabric on the patient side of the batting. The first fabric layer may have a phase change material integrated coating. An insulation layer may be adhered to the hot melt fabric on the upper side of the batting. A second fabric layer may be coupled to the insulation layer.

Reusable warming blanket with phase change material

A protective dressing includes an outer dressing and an adhesive layer. The outer dressing includes an opening and a cavity sized to receive a phase-change material (PCM) insert inserted through the opening. The adhesive layer is configured to adhere to a patient's skin surrounding an anatomic site. When adhered to the patient's skin, the PCM insert modifies the patient's skin at the anatomic site. The PCM insert may be removed and replaced with another PCM insert. For example, a warm PCM insert may be replaced with a refrigerated PCM insert. The opening of the outer dressing may be self-sealing. The opening of the outer dressing may be sealed with an upper layer dressing coupled to the PCM cooling insert.

Protective dressing with reusable phase-change material cooling insert

A method of making a light handle cover including providing a first mold tool and a second mold tool. The first mold tool engages with the second mold tool to form a mold cavity. The mold cavity is injected with a moldable material. The light handle cover is formed as a single integral piece with a substantially cylindrical grab portion that is circumscribed on one end by a substantially circular base shield. A plurality of teeth are formed in the light handle cover. Each of the plurality of teeth is separated by a space. The light handle cover is ejected from the second mold tool with a burst of air.

Method for making a light handle cover

A retrograde coronary sinus perfusion catheter including a tubular catheter body having a proximal end, a distal end, and an inner lumen, and an inflatable balloon spaced proximally from the distal end of the catheter body, wherein the balloon is echogenically enhanced.

Retrograde coronary sinus perfusion cannula and methods of using same

Corner protector

A tubing holding device for a roller pump is disclosed. The tubing holding device is removable from the roller pump, slidably moveable and able to be opened to allow for easy exchange of tubing in roller pumps. The tubing holding device comprises a clamping mechanism that securely holds tubing in place. Tubing of various sizes may be used within a roller pump by selecting the appropriately sized tubing holding device, or by using a tubing holding device, such as one embodiment disclosed, which may be adjustable for different sizes of tubing. Roller pumps including the tubing holding devices, and methods of loading such roller pumps are also disclosed.

Tubing holding device for roller pumps

A malleable cannula has a body with a proximal end and a distal end, the body having a wall defining a lumen extending from the proximal end to the distal end. A reinforcement member extends along the lumen, the reinforcement member having an interior side facing the lumen and an exterior side facing away from the lumen. A malleable member extends along a portion of the exterior side of the reinforcement member. The malleable member may be constructed of a tube with a wire slidably received within the tube and may include an anchor.

Malleable cannula

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Grand Rapids, MI, United States of America

Robert J Lawrence