Danby Products Limited

Invivo Corporation

Children's National Medical Center

Drg Engineering

Synaptive Medical Inc.

Stephen Abellera

Chris Wilson

Axel Krieger

Cameron Anthony Piron

Jim Estill

Jakub Jankowski

Leila Kheradpir

Gregory Allan Thomas Hall

Kyle Richard Dupont

Sean Adrian Conroy

JeongCheol Seok

Brent Andrew Bailey

Samson Ng

Peter Kim

Aryeh Benjamin Taub

Trevor James Dell

Thomas Alexander Medal

Sagar Saxena

Kenneth Bradshaw

Abhijit Saxena

Chris Luginbuhl

Iris Elliott

Jeremy Bluvol

Daniel Wayers

Christine Iris Elliott

Chris Luglnbuhl

Alex Wang

Joel Baker

Florian William Gmeiner

Axel Kreiger

The system for parcel transport and tracking that operates responsive to data bearing records includes a plurality of geographically spaced repositories. The exemplary repositories each include an interior area comprised of a plurality of enclosed compartment spaces. Access to each of the enclosed compartment spaces is controlled by a respective door which is in operative connection with a respective lock. Repositories are constructed to provide a secure enclosure for the parcels housed therein when exposed to a range of environmental and operating conditions. Central control circuitry in operative connection with the repositories is operative to control access to the compartment spaces and cause the compartments to be selectively accessible so that selected parcels may be placed therein or removed therefrom.

System for parcel transport and tracking operated responsive to data bearing records

A wobble board includes a platform, a base having a generally flat bottom surface, and at least one compressible member positioned intermediate the platform and the base such that the platform is pivotable with respect to the base.

Wobble board

Positioning robot base

Biopsy box

An intervention apparatus is described having a probe with an orifice insertion portion, the insertion portion being configured for insertion into an orifice of a patient. The apparatus also having an intervention tool securement and adjustment mechanism removably attached to the probe. The probe providing support to hold the mechanism in a position relative to the patient, and the adjustment mechanism providing adjustment of an entry point and an angle of entry for an intervention tool to the patient. In embodiments, magnetic resonance imaging, trans-orifice intervention and transperineal intervention are described. Methods for imaging and/or intervention are also described.

Systems and methods for MRI guided trans-orifice and transperineal intervention apparatus with adjustable biopsy needle insertion

A tool to fasten tissue or to fasten a prosthetic to tissue includes a gripper to hold one or more tissue portions, a needle, an actuator to drive the needle, a fastener cartridge to store one or more tissue fasteners, a holder cartridge to store one or more holders, and a holder applier to secure one of the holders on one of the fasteners. The actuator drives the needle and the needle pulls a first fastener from the fastener cartridge. The actuator drives the needle through the one or more tissue portions held by the gripper to form a hole in the tissue portions. The needle pulls a leading portion of the first fastener through the hole without a trailing portion of the first fastener being pulled through the hole. The holder applier secures a first holder from the holder cartridge onto the leading portion of the first fastener.

Anastomosis clipping tool with half-loop clip

A magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) probe includes a coil section having an imaging coil, and a handle section connected to the coil section. The handle section has a phase shifter circuit with inductors, capacitors, and coax line electrically connected and is configured to provide appropriate phase shift. The handle section further has a coaxial cable winding electrically connected to the imaging coil, and wound cylindrically, and has a slot therethrough between the ends of the cylindrical winding. The handle section further has a pre-amp circuit mounted on a substrate and electrically connected to the cylindrical coax winding.

MRI imaging probe

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Toronto, Canada

Stephen Abellera