Biomerieux, Inc.

Alfred E. Mann Foundation for Scientific Research

Misonix, Inc.

Arcoa Industries

Mallinckrodt, Inc.

Alcon Universal Ltd.

Inogen, Inc.

Medallion Therapeutics, Inc.

Skb Corporation

Nativis, Inc.

Natives, Inc.

Scott L Conway

Timothy John Payne

Earl F Robinson

Scott Robert Gibson

Daniel H Villegas

Stephen D Das

Joseph Wayne Vandegriff

Jose P Bernardo

Walter J Clynes

Jared H Nathanson

Gregory R Maes

Jack R Hoffmann, Jr

Christopher George Kocher

John T Butters

Kevin Oberkramer

Robert Fish

Leonard H Schleicher

Brian David Peterson

Bennett M Butters

Perry D Stamm

Robert Paul Mayercheck

Andrew J March

Mike Ammerman

Larry Lee Hood

Kathryn Kukulka

Rex O Bare

David B Sanderson

Mark Robert Frye

Richard Scott Remes

Leonardo Shiki Toma

Benjamin Cooper Priess

Marc William Hunter

Tim Payne

Joseph E Merchant

Leonard A Rodriguez

Brian G Murphy

Ken Shelton

A fluid handling system for a surgical procedure includes a console and a tubing set. The console exhibits a peristaltic pump, a pinch valve, one above the other. Two recessed seats are located to the left and right sides of the pump and valve. The tubing set includes an irrigation tube and an aspiration tube each coupled to a pair of magnetic disks disposable in respective ones of the recessed seats. Upon such disposition, the irrigation tube is disposable in operative engagement with the peristaltic pump and the aspiration tube is insertable into a slot of the pinch valve.

Fluid handling assembly and related tube set and method for use in surgical procedures

Disclosed herein are systems and methods for providing a portable magnetic field therapy system for treatment of diseases and adverse health conditions, such as cancer.

Controller and flexible coils for administering therapy, such as for cancer therapy

Testing apparatus set

Fluid testing base station

Remote controls including a first button, a second button, transmission means, associated with the housing, for transmitting a signal to the ambulatory infusion device, and a controller associated with the housing and adapted to prevent signal transmission by the transmission means unless the second button has been actuated, to allow signal transmission by the transmission means in response to actuation of the second button, and to control the transmission means to transmit a signal in response to the first button being pressed concurrently with actuation of the second button or during a predetermined period after actuation of the second button.

Remote controls configured to prevent unintended signal transmission and ambulatory medical systems including the same

Remote controls, including a communication device, a button or other communication device actuator and a movable structure that allows actuation of the actuator in one position and prevents actuation of the actuator in another position to prevent inadvertent signal transmission.

Remote controls and ambulatory medical systems including the same

A method of preventing inadvertent signal transmission sent from a remote control for controlling the operation of an implantable infusion device. The method includes maintaining the remote control in a locked state prior to a user intentionally unlocking the remote control in order to generate transmission of a signal from the remote control to the implantable infusion device. The unlocking of the remote control can include moving a button control element, unlocking a button lock, pressing a button other than the signal generation button, pressing the signal generation button in a specific sequence or shaking the remote control.

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Scott L Conway