Aksys Gmbh

Brunswick Bowling & Billiards Corporation

Bretford Manufacturing, Inc.

Baxter International Inc.

S. C. Johnson Son, Inc.

The Kendall Company

Watlow Electric Manufacturing Company

Baxter Healthcare Sa

Shawn O Barrett

Rodney S Kenley

Dennis M Treu

Dawn Matthews

Lori A Plummer

William C Cesaroni

Jack B Hough

Douglas L Wilkerson

Wayne F Adolf

Frederick H Peter, Jr

Michael Andrew Niver

Paul Bond

Tom L Brose

Anthony M Anello

Michael Edward Wiklund

Thomas M Feldsien

Andrew Gebhardt

Joel DeJesus

Steven J Wroblewski

Russel L Sage

Jason J Alvarez

William R Dolan

Michael D Peters

Curtis Leroy Cruver, Iv

Mark E Wefler

Russell L Sage

Arthur O Volbrecht

Dennis J Dricken

Matt J Alles

Mark K Gipson

Steven K Klingemann

Jason Alvarez

Volatile actives dispenser

A wall mounted rail system with movable boards comprises a pair of elongate rails. Each rail has an upwardly opening channel defining an upper track and a downwardly opening channel defining a lower track, the rails being horizontally mounted in parallel spaced apart relationship on a wall surface so that one of the rails defines an upper rail and the other rail defines a lower rail. The board is movably mounting to the rails. An upper bracket is secured to a top of the board and has a guide element received in the upper track of the upper rail. A lower bracket is secured to a bottom of the board and has a guide element received in the lower track of the lower rail.

Wall mounted rail system with movable boards

Tables and other mobile furniture used in seminars and training classes are joined by ring connector elements mounted for rotation on each item of furniture. Male and female dovetail connection points on the periphery of each ring are engaged to connect items of furniture.

Mobile connectable furniture, a connector therefor and method of connection

A user interface for a medical instrument such as a dialysis machine is described which uses both a touch screen and at least one hard key off of the touch screen to effectuate a change in a parameter associated with the operation of the machine or the treatment session. The user interface is connected to a central computer control system having a host microprocessor and a backup safety microprocessor. The hard key is directly wired to the safety microprocessor. After the user selects a new parametric value on the touch screen, the user presses a hard key. The host and safety microprocessors implement a verification routine to insure that the entered parameter is appropriate for the patient's treatment and the display on the touch screen. If the verification procedure ends in a positive result, the user is prompted to presses a second hard key to confirm the change, causing an additional verification check to be preformed. If the additional verification check is successful, the parametric value is entered into a memory (such as a hard disk) storing instructions for operation of the medical instrument.

User interface and method for control of medical instruments, such as

Thermocouple and RTD connector

Patient controlled analgesia actuator

A user interface for a medical instrument such as a dialysis machine is described which uses both a touch screen and at least one hard key off of the touch screen to effectuate a change in a parameter associated with the operation of the machine or the treatment session. The user interface is connected to a central computer control system having a host microprocessor and a backup safety microprocessor. The hard key is directly wired to the safety microprocessor. After the user selects a new parametric value on the touch screen, the user presses a hard key. The host and safety microprocessors implement a verification routine to insure that the entered parameter is appropriate for the patient's treatment and the display on the touch screen. If the verification procedure ends in a positive result, the user is prompted to presses a second hard key to confirm the change, causing an additional verification check to be performed. If the additional verification check is successful, the parametric value is entered into a memory (such as a hard disk) storing instructions for operation of the medical instrument.

Dialysis machine

Bowling scoring console

Controller for system for applying compressive pressure to the leg

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Grayslake, IL, United States of America

Shawn O Barrett