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Baxter Corporation Englewood

Stephen Norman Donnigan

Randall Scott Koplin

Gregory Walter Hall

James Anthony McCrea

Michael Dickson Olichney

Brian William Ward

Roy Sven Hovland

Erik Holverson

Tammy Stultz

James Robert Hutchison

Alan R Lee

Kenneth D Taylor

Jeffery Jonathan Rau

Steve K Kele

Eric Sugalski

Michael Gregor

James Robert Hutchison Iii

James Mccrea

Tammy Lynn Stultz

A syringe tip cap is provided for use with an automatic syringe loading apparatus. The cap includes a body having an exterior surface and an interior surface, and having a first end and an opposite second end. The first end is defined by at least one generally 'V'-shaped ramp on each of two sides of the exterior surface.

Tip cap for automatic syringe filling apparatus

An adapter includes a coupling mechanism that mates with a protruding nozzle of a gas-enhanced electrosurgical coagulation handpiece to convert the coagulation handpiece into a gas-enhanced electrosurgical cutting instrument. An adapter electrode and flow passageways of the adapter conduct electrical energy and gas from the nozzle of the coagulation handpiece to a protruding cutting end portion of an adapter electrode.

Adapter and method for converting gas-enhanced electrosurgical coagulation instrument for cutting

A sporting goods carrier combines the standardized racks and flexibility of a car top carrier with the ease of access and gas conservation of a hitch mounted carrier by providing standard roof rails extending parallel to the mount (and thus parallel to the vehicle) so that sporting equipment such as bicycles, skis and so on may be carried cross-wise to the vehicle at the rear. Using standardized load bars allows the hitch mounted device to accept the many types of roof rack sports equipment carriers already on the market. Load bars may be tilted, U-shaped, moved in and outward and the mount may be rotated below bumper level to allow easy loading and unloading of the vehicle.

Receiver mounted sporting equipment rack with longitudinal load bars

A jaw movement mechanism for surgical tools has improved mechanical efficiency and other advantages. The jaw movement mechanism controls the orientation and position of a movable jaw relative to a fixed jaw through a range of movement of the movable jaw. The jaws maintain a parallel orientation throughout a portion of the range of movement of the movable jaw. The jaws maintain an angular relationship throughout a portion of the range of movement of the movable jaw.

Jaw movement mechanism and method for a surgical tool

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Highlands Ranch, CO, United States of America

Stephen Norman Donnigan